Kittleman for candidates

Posted 11/4/26 · Charleston, West Virginia, United States

Clay Center for the Arts and Sciences of West Virginia brings arts, science, education, and discovery together to inspire learners and enrich communities. Based in Charleston, its dynamic campus and statewide programs create engaging experiences for audiences of all ages. The President & CEO will lead the Clay Center’s next chapter, expanding access and impact while strengthening community connections, philanthropy, and long-term sustainability.

Posted 10/29/26 · St. Louis, MO, United States

Lutheran Family and Children’s Services of Missouri (LFCS) has supported children and families across Missouri since 1868 through foster care, adoption, behavioral health, early childhood education, and family services. Rooted in its Christian heritage, LFCS provides compassionate, whole-family care designed to create lasting impact. The President & CEO will lead LFCS’s next chapter, strengthening community relationships, advancing sustainable growth, and championing its mission statewide.

Posted 10/27/26 · Remote, United States

American Society for Nondestructive Testing (ASNT) is the world’s largest technical society for nondestructive testing professionals, advancing safer infrastructure and industries through standards, certification, education, research, advocacy, and workforce development. Founded in 1941, ASNT connects and supports professionals across a global technical community. The Chief Executive Officer will lead ASNT’s next chapter, driving modernization, financial sustainability, and global influence while strengthening its programs, partnerships, and impact.

Posted 10/27/26 · Warren, CT, United States

Lake Waramaug Conservancy is a nationally recognized steward of one of Connecticut's most treasured natural resources, advancing science-based conservation to protect the health of Lake Waramaug and its watershed. Since its founding in 1975, the Conservancy has helped reverse environmental decline, more than doubling water clarity and establishing the lake as Connecticut's first designated Heritage Lake. The Executive Director will lead the organization's next phase of impact, combining conservation leadership, fundraising, community engagement, and scientific stewardship to protect this remarkable ecosystem for future generations.

Posted 10/23/26 · Indianapolis, IN, United States

The Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation is advancing the vitality of Indianapolis through strategic philanthropy, evidence-based advocacy, and cross-sector collaboration in education, health, and community development. Through initiatives such as College Matters and the Indiana Career Apprenticeship Pathway, the Foundation is driving meaningful change across the state. The Chief Communications & Marketing Officer will shape and amplify the Foundation's voice, elevating its brand, expanding awareness, and helping accelerate the adoption of key initiatives that will influence Indiana's future.

Posted 10/23/26 · St. Louis, MO, United States

Missouri Botanical Garden is a globally recognized leader where horticulture, plant science, conservation, education, and public engagement converge to preserve and enrich life. With a 165-year legacy, a vibrant 79-acre St. Louis campus, and work reaching more than 35 countries, the Garden welcomes over one million visitors each year to experience the power and beauty of plants. The Senior Vice President of Institutional Advancement will lead a sophisticated, comprehensive fundraising enterprise that connects donors, members, and partners to this vital mission. Reporting to the President & Director, this executive will shape philanthropic strategy, secure transformational support, and expand the Garden’s local and global impact.

Posted 10/22/2026 · St. Louis, MO, United States

Missouri Botanical Garden is a globally recognized leader where horticulture, plant science, conservation, education, and public engagement converge to preserve and enrich life. With a 165-year legacy, a vibrant 79-acre St. Louis campus, and work reaching more than 35 countries, the Garden welcomes over one million visitors each year to experience the power and beauty of plants. The Vice President of Horticulture will shape the next era of this world-class institution by leading the vision, care, and evolution of its landscapes, collections, conservatories, and signature displays. This highly visible executive role leads a 57-person team and advances innovative, sustainable, visitor-centered horticulture in partnership with colleagues across science, conservation, education, and advancement.

Posted 10/19/26 · Driggs, Idaho, United States

Teton Valley Health Care Foundation connects donor generosity to exceptional, patient-centered healthcare, helping expand services, support medical professionals, and strengthen the long-term health of the Teton Valley community. As the philanthropic partner of Teton Valley Health Care, the Foundation plays a vital role in advancing local healthcare access and excellence. The Executive Director will lead the Foundation's fundraising and community engagement efforts, building meaningful relationships with donors, healthcare leaders, and partners. This leader will drive philanthropic growth and help shape the future of healthcare in Teton Valley.

Posted 10/16/26 · Remote, United States

Collision Repair Education Foundation (CREF) is a nationally recognized nonprofit dedicated to strengthening the collision repair workforce through scholarships, grants, equipment donations, workforce development, and industry partnerships. Since 1991, CREF has helped connect students, schools, and employers while advancing a pipeline of skilled talent to meet the industry's evolving workforce needs. The Executive Director will lead the organization's next chapter of growth and impact, expanding its reach, capacity, and influence nationwide. This leader will cultivate strategic partnerships, champion workforce development, and inspire collaboration across education and industry.

Posted 10/13/26 · Fayetteville, NC, United States

Cumberland Community Foundation, Inc. (CCF) has been strengthening the quality of life in Cumberland County since 1980 by connecting donors, nonprofits, and community leaders to create lasting charitable impact. Built on a legacy of philanthropy and trusted stewardship, CCF supports the region through grants, scholarships, nonprofit resources, and charitable funds. The President/CEO will lead this respected community institution into its next chapter, stewarding its assets while deepening donor engagement and community impact. This leader will champion philanthropy, strengthen partnerships, and guide CCF’s continued growth and influence across the region.

Posted 10/8/26 · Newton, MA, United States

Pathway to Possible (P2P) is a nonprofit organization providing housing, support, and advocacy for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. Since its founding in 1972, P2P has focused on erasing barriers, empowering independence, and fostering community integration through personalized, client-centered care in Newton and Wellesley. The Executive Director role will lead a well-respected, mission-driven organization into its next phase of growth, working with a dedicated team, engaged board, and supportive community. This position is for a visionary, hands-on leader passionate about advancing inclusion, strengthening financial sustainability, and deepening P2P’s impact for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Posted 10/5/26 · Boston, MA, United States

Reproductive Equity Now (REN) is a leading advocacy organization advancing reproductive equity and expanding access to comprehensive reproductive health care across New England. Through policy advocacy, grassroots organizing, education, coalition building, and electoral engagement, REN has helped drive meaningful protections for patients and providers while building a more just and equitable future. The President will lead the organization's next phase of regional growth and influence, shaping strategy, strengthening sustainability, and serving as its chief public voice. This leader will cultivate key partnerships, inspire supporters, and guide a passionate team dedicated to advancing bold, transformative change throughout New England.

Posted 10/01/26 · Gettysburg, PA, United States

Gettysburg Foundation preserves and brings to life the history and significance of Gettysburg through world-class educational experiences, historic sites, and stewardship of the Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitor Center. Supported by more than 10,000 members, dedicated staff and volunteers, and substantial assets, the organization is a leading force in historic preservation and public engagement. The President & CEO will lead the next chapter of growth and impact, advancing philanthropy, strengthening partnerships, and inspiring new generations to connect with one of America's most important historic landscapes.

Posted 9/29/26 · Kalaheo, HI, United States

National Tropical Botanical Garden (NTBG) is a globally recognized conservation organization dedicated to protecting tropical plants, ecosystems, and cultural heritage through research, education, and stewardship. Founded in 1964 and headquartered in Kalaheo, Hawaiʻi, NTBG operates an extraordinary network of gardens, preserves, living collections, seed banks, and research programs that advance conservation efforts across Hawaiʻi and beyond. The President & CEO will lead the organization's next era of growth and impact, championing its mission at the intersection of conservation, science, education, and community engagement. This visionary leader will strengthen financial sustainability, cultivate strategic partnerships, and elevate NTBG's role as a global voice for biodiversity conservation and environmental stewardship.

Posted 9/28/26 · Chicago, IL, United States

Facing Forward to End Homelessness is transforming lives across Chicago by helping individuals and families secure stable housing and build pathways to long-term independence. Grounded in a Housing First philosophy, the organization combines housing, education, advocacy, and supportive services to address the root causes of homelessness and create lasting change. The Executive Director will lead the next chapter of growth for this respected, mission-driven organization, expanding its reach and strengthening its impact throughout the community. This leader will champion financial sustainability, elevate organizational visibility, enhance operational excellence, and advance innovative solutions that help more people move from housing instability to opportunity and self-sufficiency.

Posted 9/23/26 · Hybrid/Remote, United States

American Lung Association (ALA) is a national voluntary health organization dedicated to improving lung health and preventing lung disease through education, advocacy, and research. Founded in 1904, ALA advances strategic priorities focused on defeating lung cancer, championing clean air, improving quality of life for people living with lung disease, and creating a tobacco-free future. The Chief Development Officer will lead a unified nationwide advancement program that supports ALA’s mission and long-term growth. Reporting to the President & CEO, this leader will provide strategic fundraising, donor engagement, and team leadership while strengthening organizational collaboration and expanding philanthropic support nationwide.

Posted 9/21/26 • Miami, FL, United States

Epilepsy Alliance Florida (EAFL) supports individuals and families affected by epilepsy by confronting the spectrum of challenges created by seizures. Serving over 500,000 Floridians with epilepsy, EAFL is a statewide resource, connecting people to healthcare, education, support, referrals, and advocacy. The next CEO will be a mission-driven, strategic executive who will build on Epilepsy Alliance Florida’s distinguished legacy while confidently guiding the organization into its next era of impact and innovation.

Posted 9/18/26 · Indio, CA, United States

FIND Food Bank is dedicated to expanding equitable access to healthy food and addressing food insecurity through food distribution, outreach, education, advocacy, workforce development, and community partnerships. As a strong, regionally influential organization, FIND plays a leading role in hunger-relief efforts across California's desert region. The President & CEO will lead the organization's next phase of growth, building on its strong foundation while advancing its mission and community impact. Based in Indio, California, this leader will provide strategic, operational, fundraising, and advocacy leadership while strengthening partnerships and elevating FIND's influence throughout the region.

Posted 9/16/26 · Springfield, MA, United States

Viability, Inc. is a mission-driven human services organization that has expanded access, inclusion, and opportunity for individuals with disabilities and other disadvantages for more than 50 years. Operating across five states, Viability serves more than 4,000 individuals annually through employment, training, community living, and personal growth programs supported by more than 425 employees. The President & CEO will lead the organization’s next chapter of growth, building on a strong foundation of financial stability, service diversification, and operational excellence. This leader will advance strategic priorities including revenue diversification, service expansion, technology innovation, talent development, and advocacy while strengthening organizational unity and long-term sustainability.

Posted 9/15/26 · Fall River, MA, United States

Stanley Street Treatment and Resources (SSTAR) is an integrated healthcare and behavioral health organization dedicated to addressing individuals' physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual needs, with a focus on substance use disorder treatment, prevention, and recovery. Founded in 1977, SSTAR serves more than 5,000 patients annually across southeastern Massachusetts and neighboring Rhode Island. The Chief Executive Officer will lead SSTAR's next phase of growth, advancing strategic priorities, organizational sustainability, and community impact. This leader will champion SSTAR's mission while strengthening services, partnerships, and long-term success.

Posted 9/15/26 · Kalamazoo, MI, United States

Kalamazoo Defender is a nonprofit public defender office that delivers justice beyond the courtroom through a holistic model that combines legal representation with investigation, mitigation, client navigation, community connections, and multidisciplinary support. Founded in 2018, the organization has established a strong foundation and now seeks to build on its growth with an annual budget of approximately $14 million. The Executive Director will lead Kalamazoo Defender into its next stage of organizational maturity while preserving its client-centered approach and commitment to justice and dignity. This leader will provide strategic, operational, and fundraising leadership, strengthening systems, culture, governance, and sustainability to support long-term impact

Posted 9/14/26 · Winter Harbor, ME, United States

Founded in 2004, Schoodic Institute at Acadia National Park advances conservation science, environmental research, education, and leadership development to better understand and respond to environmental change. As Acadia National Park’s primary partner in science and education, the Institute operates a year-round campus that supports research, learning, conferences, retreats, and community engagement. The President & CEO will lead the organization through its next phase of growth, strengthening strategic partnerships, financial sustainability, and organizational impact. This leader will champion the Institute’s mission while advancing its conservation science, education, and public engagement efforts for the future.

Posted 9/10/26 · Grove City, OH, United States

Mid-Ohio Food Collective (MOFC) is pursuing a hunger-free, healthier community through a values-driven approach grounded in customer focus, innovation, continuous learning, trust, teamwork, compassion, collaboration, and respect for individual experiences. MOFC is seeking a President & CEO to lead the organization through a pivotal leadership transition while strengthening its mission impact, financial sustainability, partnerships, and national influence.

Posted 8/31/26 · Morgantown or Charleston, WV, United States

The West Virginia Land Trust (WVLT) is a statewide nonprofit preserving West Virginia’s natural lands, scenic areas, water quality, and recreational access. Since 1994, WVLT has protected more than 62,000 acres, benefiting communities and safeguarding resources. The Executive Director will serve as WVLT’s chief executive, lead fundraiser, and primary ambassador, advancing its mission and strategic plan. This leader will guide conservation projects, build partnerships, and ensure WVLT has resources to sustain its impact.

Posted 8/26/26 · Denver, CO, United States

The Colorado Disability Funding Authority (the Authority) is a statewide public organization improving opportunities, services, independence, and quality of life for Coloradans with disabilities. Established by state legislation, the Authority invests in innovative programs, employment, and partnerships that create long-term impact for the disability community. The Executive Director will lead the Authority through its formative years, building culture, systems, and statewide credibility. This role is responsible for leadership, strategy, operations, and serving as primary spokesperson, ensuring the Authority fulfills its mission and delivers meaningful outcomes for Coloradans with disabilities.

Posted 8/25/26 · El Paso, TX, United States

El Pasoans Fighting Hunger Food Bank (EPFHFB) is the only food bank in El Paso, serving El Paso, Hudspeth, and Culberson Counties. Its mission is to lead the fight against hunger by providing nutritious food, education, and resources, with the goal of a future where no one in the region wonders where their next meal will come from. EPFHFB is seeking a visionary CEO to lead its next chapter. They will provide strategic, operational, and financial leadership, deepen community relationships, expand impact, and ensure operational resilience and financial sustainability.

Posted 8/17/26 · Remote, United States

RECOVER Initiative is the recognized authority in veterinary CPR, empowering people worldwide to provide lifesaving animal care through education, science, and community. As a new nonprofit, RECOVER combines evidence-based guidelines with digital education to impact animal caregivers globally. The Chief Executive Officer will lead RECOVER through its next stage of growth, building on a strong foundation and expert community. This is a unique opportunity for a visionary leader to drive strategy, expand reach, and ensure RECOVER’s mission delivers measurable impact for animals and their caregivers.

Posted 8/11/26 · Dorchester, MA, United States

Lena Park Community Development Corporation is a cornerstone of stability and progress in Boston, empowering youth and families through affordable housing, programs, and community engagement. Since 1968, Lena Park has been a hub where residents access resources, build relationships, and shape their futures. The Executive Director will lead the organization into its next era, driving change, restoring trust, and positioning Lena Park as a beacon of hope and opportunity for generations.

Posted 8/10/26 · Eugene, OR, United States

Holt International is a Christian organization providing care and support for vulnerable children, including those orphaned, abandoned, or at risk of family separation. With a 70-year legacy, Holt works globally to strengthen families, facilitate ethical adoption, and ensure every child has a secure home. The CEO will lead Holt through a new chapter, driving innovation in family preservation, in-country solutions, and systemic impact while honoring its legacy. This leader will champion growth, inspire a committed team, and serve as Holt’s ambassador to donors, partners, and communities worldwide.

Posted 7/29/26 · Boston, MA, United States

The Center for Law and Education (CLE) advances and protects students’ rights through legislative advocacy, administrative advocacy, and litigation, promoting accountability through enforcement of education statutes and regulations. Founded in 1969, CLE works to make quality education a reality for all students and to enable communities to address their education problems, with emphasis on low-income students. The Executive Director provides visionary and operational leadership to advance CLE’s mission: ensuring all students, particularly those from low-income families, have access to high-quality, equitable public education. Reporting to the Board, the Executive Director oversees strategy, programming, fundraising, advocacy, partnerships, and operations, ensuring CLE remains a respected and influential voice for students’ educational rights.

Posted 7/28/26 · Chicago, IL, United States

The Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum, the public face of the Chicago Academy of Sciences, is one of Chicago’s distinctive cultural and scientific institutions, connecting people to nature and science through exhibits, education, conservation, and community engagement. With nearly 170 years of history, the Museum inspires curiosity and stewardship and serves as a regional leader in science education and biodiversity conservation. The Chief Development Officer (CDO) is the Museum’s senior fundraising leader, responsible for shaping and executing an advancement strategy that fuels growth and impact. As a strategic, relationship-driven executive, the CDO leads donor engagement, builds philanthropic infrastructure, and serves as an ambassador for the Museum’s mission.

Posted 7/27/26 · Jacksonville, FL, United States

Feeding Northeast Florida (FNEFL) is a nonprofit dedicated to using food to strengthen lives and communities, serving over 101,000 neighbors daily across 12 counties. With innovative programs, a new campus, and a network of partners, FNEFL fights hunger and advances nutrition security in the region. The Chief Executive Officer is the visionary leader and chief strategist, guiding FNEFL’s next stage of growth and impact. This role leads a respected, mission-driven organization, aligning people, resources, and partnerships to deliver solutions for food insecurity and community resilience.

Posted 7/24/26 · Indianapolis, IN United States

Indiana Youth Institute (IYI) improves the lives of children and youth by strengthening and connecting those who serve them. For over 35 years, IYI has been a trusted resource for youth development, providing data, training, and capacity-building statewide. The Senior Vice President of Finance and Facilities is a key leader responsible for translating IYI’s strategic objectives into sustainable operational and financial results, overseeing financial strategy, accounting, budgeting, investments, human resources, facilities, and compliance.

Posted 7/2/26 · Concord, NH, United States

The New Hampshire Municipal Association (NHMA) is a nonprofit, non-partisan membership organization representing all 234 cities and towns, dedicated to supporting municipal government through education, advocacy, and legal services. As a resource for local officials, NHMA empowers communities by promoting local authority, fiscal sustainability, and collaborative solutions to statewide challenges. The Executive Director offers an opportunity to lead a dynamic team and serve as ambassador for New Hampshire's municipalities. This visible, high-impact position calls for a passionate, strategic leader to champion member engagement, drive organizational excellence, and shape the future of local governance.