ABFE
Chief Executive Officer, San Joaquin County Community Foundation
ABFE, Mission, Kansas, United States,
Chief Executive Officer, San Joaquin County Community Foundation
Founded in 2007, the San Joaquin Community Foundation has served as a bridge between generous donors, community members, and government and business entities to advance cross‐sector partnerships, mobilize resources, and build a culture of generosity in San Joaquin County. SJCF is committed to building a healthy and prosperous community by promoting and supporting community connectivity. SJCF is one of the largest place‐based philanthropies in San Joaquin County, stewarding more than $40 million in philanthropic assets. In 2023, SJCF granted out more than $4.5 million, most of it supporting local nonprofits to support a range of community needs. The San Joaquin Community Foundation is dedicated to making philanthropic giving as impactful as possible. We partner with individuals, families, businesses, and organizations who share a commitment to improving the quality of life in San Joaquin County. Together, we create lasting charitable funds that empower our region to meet the challenges of a changing world. Over the most recent years, the team of SJCF has cultivated a collaborative and supportive culture, grounded in a shared commitment to serving the San Joaquin community through philanthropy. This unity in purpose has encouraged a positive work environment rooted in kindness, strong stewardship of donor resources, and attentive customer service for all stakeholders. Mission
We envision a community where residents' basic needs are met and where we all can truly thrive. The San Joaquin Community Foundation focuses on building and empowering the community through health, family, education, and the economy. Values
At the San Joaquin Community Foundation, we are committed to the following core values that support our vision, guide our decision making and shape our culture: Relationship:
We put people first and build relationships across lines of difference. Inclusion:
We listen to and amplify the needs and ideas of our diverse community. Courage:
We aren’t afraid to take a stand or try something new when it’s in our community’s best interest. Accountability:
We hold ourselves accountable to our neighbors and those we serve. The Opportunity
The San Joaquin Community Foundation (SJCF) is at an exciting crossroads, poised for transformation and seeking an inspiring leader to define its future and broaden its reach. This position presents a unique opportunity to influence the philanthropic and economic landscape of San Joaquin County, building a legacy of impactful change and fostering a community poised for lasting growth and success. The next San Joaquin Community Foundation CEO will be a visionary community leader with a genuine passion for transforming lives and amplifying community impact. This individual will be a fundraiser, adept at driving growth through donor-advised funds, legacy endowments, and high-impact partnerships, with a talent for inspiring high-net-worth donors and community members. Politically savvy and deeply rooted in the needs and dreams of San Joaquin County, this leader will see beyond immediate goals, fostering long-term relationships and building generational assets that leave a lasting legacy. Candidate Profile
The ideal candidates will exhibit the following professional and personal qualities, skills, and characteristics: Passion for Mission / Commitment to Community:
The Chief Executive Officer will embody an unwavering dedication to the San Joaquin Community Foundation’s mission to foster a thriving community for all. Innovative and Strategic Leadership:
The Chief Executive Officer will provide dynamic and forward-thinking leadership, shaping a clear path for the foundation’s growth and enduring impact. Relationship Builder & Convener:
An inspiring connector, this leader will excel in building consensus and forming strategic partnerships with nonprofits, foundations, government and community leaders, educational institutions, and businesses. Fundraising Expertise:
A skilled and dedicated fundraiser, the ideal candidate will attract new donors, including emerging generations of philanthropists, and deepen donor engagement through collaboration. Communications and External Relations Skills:
As the Foundation’s principal ambassador, the CEO will be an inspiring communicator and public advocate. Financial Savvy & Operational Excellence:
The Chief Executive Officer will bring exceptional financial insight and resource management, upholding a commitment to operational excellence. Compensation & Benefits
Salary is competitive and commensurate with experience. The salary range for this role is $180,000 - $220,000 with a generous benefits package. Koya Partners has been exclusively retained for this engagement. Express interest in this role online or emailing the search team directly at SJCF_CEO@koyapartners.com. All inquiries and discussions are strictly confidential. San Joaquin Community Foundation is an equal opportunity employer and strongly encourages applications from people of color, persons with disabilities, women, and LGBTQ+ applicants.
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Founded in 2007, the San Joaquin Community Foundation has served as a bridge between generous donors, community members, and government and business entities to advance cross‐sector partnerships, mobilize resources, and build a culture of generosity in San Joaquin County. SJCF is committed to building a healthy and prosperous community by promoting and supporting community connectivity. SJCF is one of the largest place‐based philanthropies in San Joaquin County, stewarding more than $40 million in philanthropic assets. In 2023, SJCF granted out more than $4.5 million, most of it supporting local nonprofits to support a range of community needs. The San Joaquin Community Foundation is dedicated to making philanthropic giving as impactful as possible. We partner with individuals, families, businesses, and organizations who share a commitment to improving the quality of life in San Joaquin County. Together, we create lasting charitable funds that empower our region to meet the challenges of a changing world. Over the most recent years, the team of SJCF has cultivated a collaborative and supportive culture, grounded in a shared commitment to serving the San Joaquin community through philanthropy. This unity in purpose has encouraged a positive work environment rooted in kindness, strong stewardship of donor resources, and attentive customer service for all stakeholders. Mission
We envision a community where residents' basic needs are met and where we all can truly thrive. The San Joaquin Community Foundation focuses on building and empowering the community through health, family, education, and the economy. Values
At the San Joaquin Community Foundation, we are committed to the following core values that support our vision, guide our decision making and shape our culture: Relationship:
We put people first and build relationships across lines of difference. Inclusion:
We listen to and amplify the needs and ideas of our diverse community. Courage:
We aren’t afraid to take a stand or try something new when it’s in our community’s best interest. Accountability:
We hold ourselves accountable to our neighbors and those we serve. The Opportunity
The San Joaquin Community Foundation (SJCF) is at an exciting crossroads, poised for transformation and seeking an inspiring leader to define its future and broaden its reach. This position presents a unique opportunity to influence the philanthropic and economic landscape of San Joaquin County, building a legacy of impactful change and fostering a community poised for lasting growth and success. The next San Joaquin Community Foundation CEO will be a visionary community leader with a genuine passion for transforming lives and amplifying community impact. This individual will be a fundraiser, adept at driving growth through donor-advised funds, legacy endowments, and high-impact partnerships, with a talent for inspiring high-net-worth donors and community members. Politically savvy and deeply rooted in the needs and dreams of San Joaquin County, this leader will see beyond immediate goals, fostering long-term relationships and building generational assets that leave a lasting legacy. Candidate Profile
The ideal candidates will exhibit the following professional and personal qualities, skills, and characteristics: Passion for Mission / Commitment to Community:
The Chief Executive Officer will embody an unwavering dedication to the San Joaquin Community Foundation’s mission to foster a thriving community for all. Innovative and Strategic Leadership:
The Chief Executive Officer will provide dynamic and forward-thinking leadership, shaping a clear path for the foundation’s growth and enduring impact. Relationship Builder & Convener:
An inspiring connector, this leader will excel in building consensus and forming strategic partnerships with nonprofits, foundations, government and community leaders, educational institutions, and businesses. Fundraising Expertise:
A skilled and dedicated fundraiser, the ideal candidate will attract new donors, including emerging generations of philanthropists, and deepen donor engagement through collaboration. Communications and External Relations Skills:
As the Foundation’s principal ambassador, the CEO will be an inspiring communicator and public advocate. Financial Savvy & Operational Excellence:
The Chief Executive Officer will bring exceptional financial insight and resource management, upholding a commitment to operational excellence. Compensation & Benefits
Salary is competitive and commensurate with experience. The salary range for this role is $180,000 - $220,000 with a generous benefits package. Koya Partners has been exclusively retained for this engagement. Express interest in this role online or emailing the search team directly at SJCF_CEO@koyapartners.com. All inquiries and discussions are strictly confidential. San Joaquin Community Foundation is an equal opportunity employer and strongly encourages applications from people of color, persons with disabilities, women, and LGBTQ+ applicants.
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