Director of International Programs

Posted 8 days ago

virtual vocationsNew York (NY)

Social and Community Service Managers International Affairs

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About the role

Leading the organization's international regions, the full-time, fully remote Director of International Programs will manage six Regional Directors across various global areas, ensuring alignment to global standards, diagnosing regional issues proactively, and fostering development among team members.

Key responsibilities: Diagnose regional issues by maintaining direct communication with teams, providing monthly updates to senior leadership Align program standards across regions by collaborating with the Director of Programs Growth to implement uniform practices Steward relationships and prepare directors for key conversations regarding partnerships and funding opportunities

Required qualifications: At least five years of experience managing people, including managing managers across multiple countries and time zones Proven track record of leading organizational change that has been adopted and sustained by teams Experience with structured change management methods and stakeholder management Fluency in written and spoken English; proficiency in Spanish, Portuguese, or French is a plus Strong familiarity with evidence-based practices, CRMs, dashboards, and measurement systems; Salesforce experience is advantageous

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