Executive Director in Maryland

The Downtown Sailing Center (DSC) is an award-winning, nonprofit 501(c)(3) community sailing center offering sailing instruction and access to sailing through a variety of programming to the greater Baltimore community since 1994. We are located in the heart of Baltimore at the Baltimore Museum of Industry, within easy walking distance from the Downtown, Federal Hill, South Baltimore, Riverside, and Locust Point neighborhoods.

The Downtown Sailing Center seeks a visionary and strategic Executive Director to lead the organization.  This is an exciting time to lead one of the largest community sailing centers in the country!

This role requires a dynamic leader with a commitment to community engagement, high quality educational programs, and the development of accessible waterfront recreation.  As the Executive Director, you will work closely with the Board of Directors, current community stakeholders, City and State agencies, local nonprofits, and...

The Moran Company is pleased to partner with Maryland Rural Development Corporation to recruit the organization’s next Executive Director. (Please see full posting for details on how to apply)

Background

Maryland Rural Development Corporation (MRDC) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering economic growth and improving the quality of life in rural Maryland communities. MRDC was founded in 1979 as the Community Action Agency (CAA) for the Upper Eastern Shore of Maryland. In 1986, MRDC began its 40-year partnership with Head Start and added Early Head Start in recent years.

Today, MRDC has a budget of over $12 million and a staff of 150. Services provided include Head Start, Early Head Start, Housing: including First Time Homebuyer Program, Foreclosure Assistance/Mortgage Modification, Home Repairs and Weatherization and Emergency Housing. Community Services: including Financial Counseling and Budgeting, Food Pantries, and...

Co-winner of the 1997 Nobel Peace Prize, Humanity & Inclusion (HI) works in situations of poverty and exclusion, conflict, and disaster in 60 countries. For more than 40 years, our experts have worked tirelessly alongside people with disabilities and marginalized communities to help them meet their basic needs, improve their living conditions, and promote respect for their dignity and fundamental rights. Founded in 1982, the HI Network now has more than 5,000 staff worldwide. Eight national associations, based in Belgium, Canada, Germany, France, Luxembourg, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States, provide overall support for our global activities.

Our programs reduce and address the consequences of disabling accidents and diseases; clear landmines and unexploded ordnance and prevent related accidents through education; respond quickly and effectively to natural and civil disasters in order to limit serious and permanent injustices and assist survivors with...