Vice President, Global Programs & Grants Management
confidentialSan Jose (CA)
Vice President, Global Programs & Grants Management
Posted 2 days ago
confidentialSan Jose (CA)
SENIORITY
Director
About the role
Vice President, Global Programs & Grants Management
About the Company:
Global nonprofit advancing employment through entrepreneurship, skills training & innovation Industry
Non-Profit Organization Management Type
Non Profit Employees
51-200 Specialtiesentrepreneurship
skill development
policy research
and research & innovation
About the Role:
The Company is seeking an inaugural Vice President of Global Programs and Grants Management to lead its global program strategy and grants management framework. The role will establish coordinated approaches to program design, learning, evaluation, and grant oversight, while monitoring outcomes and making informed recommendations on grant allocations. Working with senior leadership and recipient entities, the Vice President will clarify responsibilities, approval authorities, and decision-making processes. The position also requires maintaining strong documentation and ensuring program stewardship and grantmaking operate within their respective governance structures. Candidates should bring substantial senior program leadership experience, including significant exposure to the technology sector; experience with artificial intelligence is an advantage. The ideal candidate demonstrates sound judgment, executive presence, an entrepreneurial and solutions-focused approach, and a commitment to global impact. Strong capabilities in program strategy, evaluation, grants management, and cross-functional collaboration are essential. No specific educational qualification is stated. Hiring Manager Title
Chief Executive Officer FunctionsNon-Profit Management
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