Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

About the Company

Esteemed philanthropic organization providing affordable housing within the community

Industry
Non-Profit Organization Management

Type
Non Profit

Founded
1995

Employees
11-50

Categories

• Consulting
• Consumer Lending
• Financial Services
• Consulting & Professional Services
• Non-Profit & Philanthropy
• Finance

Specialties

• community development finance
• affordable housing finance
• community facilities financing
• new markets tax credits investments
• food access financing
• and community healthcare financing

About the Role

The Company is seeking a Chief Executive Officer (CEO) to lead its mission-driven organization. The CEO will be responsible for providing strategic direction, ensuring financial strength, and advancing the institution's mission of community impact. This role requires a leader with a minimum of 15 years' executive experience, a strong background in community development finance, and a proven track record in capital formation and institutional sustainability. The successful candidate will be a visible and influential leader, capable of strengthening strategic relationships, expanding partnerships, and leading the organization through a significant leadership transition. The CEO will also be tasked with maintaining the organization's financial health, overseeing its lending and investment activities, and serving as the primary ambassador with various stakeholders. Candidates for the CEO position at the company should possess an advanced degree, with a preference for a Master's in a relevant field. Essential skills include executive leadership, organizational accountability, and a deep understanding of the public policy and regulatory factors influencing community development finance. The ideal candidate will have a sophisticated insight into the market and a proven ability to make data-informed decisions. A humble and people-centered leadership style is essential, as is the ability to lead with transparency, and authenticity, and to foster a culture of collaboration and mission alignment. The role demands a leader who can balance mission impact with financial performance, and who is adept at managing organizational change while preserving institutional knowledge and promoting long-term leadership continuity.

Functions

• CEO/President