Fractional Chief Operating Officer (Path to FT) National Nonprofit | Autism Employment | Remote
This is a foundational role with significant long-term growth potential. Initially structured as a fractional position, the role is designed to expand into a full-time leadership career path as the organization scales. We are looking for a committed, singular leader rather than an external consultant with a roster of clients. The ideal candidate is someone eager to invest their talent in one overarching mission and grow with the organization.
Key Responsibilities include:
ā¢ Leading and standardizing operations across a national chapter network
ā¢ Streamlining systems, workflows, SOPs and digital platforms to scale efficiently
ā¢ Partner on fundraising, grants, and corporate sponsorship execution
ā¢ Cultivating employer and partner relationships to drive job placement
ā¢ Translating strategic plans into measurable operational goals
Ideal background: 7+ years in operational leadership (COO/VP Operations or equivalent), strong financial and governance acumen, excellent stakeholder communication, and a genuine connection to the mission. Nonprofit or workforce development experience preferred. Requires a bachelor's degree in business or related field. MBA or relevant professional certification a plus.
All inquiries held in strict confidence. Inquiries may be sent to [email protected], but only applications submitted officially through Philanthropy.com will be considered.
Key Responsibilities include:
ā¢ Leading and standardizing operations across a national chapter network
ā¢ Streamlining systems, workflows, SOPs and digital platforms to scale efficiently
ā¢ Partner on fundraising, grants, and corporate sponsorship execution
ā¢ Cultivating employer and partner relationships to drive job placement
ā¢ Translating strategic plans into measurable operational goals
Ideal background: 7+ years in operational leadership (COO/VP Operations or equivalent), strong financial and governance acumen, excellent stakeholder communication, and a genuine connection to the mission. Nonprofit or workforce development experience preferred. Requires a bachelor's degree in business or related field. MBA or relevant professional certification a plus.
All inquiries held in strict confidence. Inquiries may be sent to [email protected], but only applications submitted officially through Philanthropy.com will be considered.