Chief Operating Officer (COO), Network
confidentialSeattle (WA)
Chief Operating Officer (COO), Network
Posted 3 days ago
confidentialSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Director
About the role
Chief Operating Officer (COO), Network
About the Company:
- Premier provider of resources to Black children and their families
- IndustryEducation Management
- TypeNon Profit
- Founded1970Employees11-50 Categories
African-American
About the Role:
The Company seeks a Chief Operating Officer (COO), Network, to serve as its senior internal operator and help translate organizational priorities into coordinated execution. The role integrates work across operations, finance, people, programs, network engagement, and revenue. The COO will build operating infrastructure and organizational capacity while strengthening structure, accountability, and execution. This leader will also partner closely with executive leadership to support the organization's strategic evolution. Candidates should bring strong executive leadership and operational experience, with the ability to build systems, align teams, and turn strategy into measurable results. The role calls for sound judgment, financial and organizational acumen, and experience coordinating work across multiple functions and stakeholder networks. A track record of building organizational capacity and guiding teams through change is important. No specific education requirement is stated. Hiring Manager Title President & CEOFunctionsOperationsNon-Profit Management
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