Chief Delivery Officer (CDO)
confidentialFort Worth (TX)
About the role
Chief Delivery Officer (CDO)
About the Company:
Innovative organization connecting education organizations to experts for mission-critical projects Industry Education Management Type Public Company Founded 2015 Employees 11-50 Categories Non-Profit & Philanthropy Education Specialtiesnonprofit managementeducation managementeducation consultingphilanthropic consultingand philanthropic consulting
About the Role:
The Company is seeking a Chief Delivery Officer (CDO) to play a pivotal role in the evolution of its service model. The CDO will be responsible for leading the design and delivery of solutions for the nonprofit and public sectors, with a focus on product, technology, and services. This executive will be instrumental in scaling the organization's impact and will be tasked with the strategic leadership and execution of a differentiated, integrated, and scalable delivery system. The ideal candidate will have a proven track record in scaling complex service models, leading product transformations, and aligning cross-functional teams to execute a bold delivery vision. They must be adept at translating user insights into a responsive delivery strategy, leveraging technology for innovation, and championing a user-driven approach to growth. Candidates for the CDO position at the company should have at least 15 years of professional experience, with a significant background in senior leadership roles overseeing multi-disciplinary teams. The role requires a leader with exceptional change management skills, a commitment to the organization's vision and values, and a deep understanding of the transformative impact of high-quality, tech-enabled delivery. The CDO will work closely with the Founder and CEO, and will be expected to maintain the excellence of current delivery while innovating for the future. A strong focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion is essential, and the company encourages candidates from all backgrounds to apply. Hiring Manager Title Founder & Chief Executive Officer Functions Operations Business Development
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