Executive Director, Fiscal Services Coast Community College District CCCDExecutive Director, Fiscal ServicesCosta Mesa, CA$200,277–$266,170 / yearFull timePlans, directs, organizes, controls, and integrates the District’s financial, budgeting, accounting, and payroll activities and operations. Directs development of annual operating, capital, program, grant, and other fund budgets and long-range financial forecasts.
Executive Director (Administrator) SilveradoExecutive Director (Administrator)Los Angeles, CA$170,000–$190,000 / yearWe're hiring an Executive Director - a strategic and compassionate leader who drives operational excellence, empowers teams, and fosters a culture of integrity and purpose. Join Silverado Beverly Place, a memory care innovator ranked in the top 10 nationwide by Fortune Magazine Best Workplaces in Aging Services.
Executive Director, Student Housing and Residential Life California State UniversityExecutive Director, Student Housing and Residential LifeNorthridge, CA$160,000–$180,000 / yearProvides direction and oversight for budgeting and long-term financial forecasts; directs and oversees physical plant and facility operations; oversees facility improvement and major maintenance initiatives; engages facility planning and capital project collaborations in support of future housing growth; oversees conferencing and administrative operations; ensures effective marketing and retention efforts to maximize occupancy; and directs emergency preparedness, safety and security program needs, and crisis/emergency event response. The Executive Director collaborates closely with Student Affairs Departments and other University stakeholders regarding academic, programmatic and student support services, including academic colleges/departments, the University Counseling Services, The University Corporation, Department of Police Services, Facilities Planning, Student Accounting and Cash Services, and University Budget Management.
Executive Director, Student Housing and Residential Life CSU CareersExecutive Director, Student Housing and Residential LifeNorthridge, CaliforniaProvides direction and oversight for budgeting and long-term financial forecasts; directs and oversees physical plant and facility operations; oversees facility improvement and major maintenance initiatives; engages facility planning and capital project collaborations in support of future housing growth; oversees conferencing and administrative operations; ensures effective marketing and retention efforts to maximize occupancy; and directs emergency preparedness, safety and security program needs, and crisis/emergency event response. The Executive Director collaborates closely with Student Affairs Departments and other University stakeholders regarding academic, programmatic and student support services, including academic colleges/departments, the University Counseling Services, The University Corporation, Department of Police Services, Facilities Planning, Student Accounting and Cash Services, and University Budget Management.
Executive Director, Student Housing and Residential Life California State University, NorthridgeExecutive Director, Student Housing and Residential LifeNorthridge, CaliforniaProvides direction and oversight for budgeting and long-term financial forecasts; directs and oversees physical plant and facility operations; oversees facility improvement and major maintenance initiatives; engages facility planning and capital project collaborations in support of future housing growth; oversees conferencing and administrative operations; ensures effective marketing and retention efforts to maximize occupancy; and directs emergency preparedness, safety and security program needs, and crisis/emergency event response. The Executive Director collaborates closely with Student Affairs Departments and other University stakeholders regarding academic, programmatic and student support services, including academic colleges/departments, the University Counseling Services, The University Corporation, Department of Police Services, Facilities Planning, Student Accounting and Cash Services, and University Budget Management.
Executive Director, Admissions & Recruitment California State UniversityExecutive Director, Admissions & RecruitmentCA$10,433–$15,650 / yearMinimum Qualifications: Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in higher education administration, business administration, public administration, marketing, communications, or a related field, and five (5) to eight (8) years of progressively responsible professional experience in admissions, recruitment, enrollment management, student services, or a related field, including management or supervisory experience. The Executive Director oversees admissions and recruitment operations through the effective use of data analytics, customer relationship management (CRM) technologies, predictive modeling, artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled communication tools, and other enrollment technologies to enhance operational effectiveness, improve the prospective student experience, and support data-informed decision-making.
Executive Director of Advancement USC University of Southern CaliforniaExecutive Director of AdvancementLos Angeles, CaliforniaUnder the general supervision of the Senior Associate Dean, the Executive Director will manage the daily activities of the alumni relations and annual giving programs and team members; develop strategies for related events, programs, and communications; oversee an alumni leadership council; personally cultivate, solicit and secure major and principal gifts; and support the Offices of the Dean and Advancement. This is a high-profile position requiring a strong entrepreneurial spirit; a keen interest in and experience within the entertainment industry and ideally, with the SCA Alumni Community; an ability to collaborate effectively with faculty, staff, and outside constituencies; an ability to be flexible and seize opportunities as they develop; and proven fundraising ability with strong relationship management skills.
Executive Director Of Advancement University of Southern CaliforniaExecutive Director Of AdvancementLos Angeles, CA$151,435–$180,000 / yearUnder the general supervision of the Senior Associate Dean, the Executive Director will manage the daily activities of the alumni relations and annual giving programs and team members; develop strategies for related events, programs, and communications; oversee an alumni leadership council; personally cultivate, solicit and secure major and principal gifts; and support the Offices of the Dean and Advancement. This is a high-profile position requiring a strong entrepreneurial spirit; a keen interest in and experience within the entertainment industry and ideally, with the SCA Alumni Community; an ability to collaborate effectively with faculty, staff, and outside constituencies; an ability to be flexible and seize opportunities as they develop; and proven fundraising ability with strong relationship management skills.
Executive Director Civil Rights & Title IX - Cal State LA Another SourceExecutive Director Civil Rights & Title IX - Cal State LALos Angeles, California$170,000–$175,000 / yearWith authority across campus divisions and programs, the office partners with leaders throughout Human Resources, Academic Affairs, Student Affairs, Athletics, Housing, University Police, and the CSU Chancellor's Office to promote a safe, equitable , and legally compliant university environment. Beyond managing individual matters, this leader will shape the strategic direction of the office, strengthen prevention and education efforts, develop a talented team, and advise senior University and CSU leadership on complex, sensitive, and high-risk civil rights matters.
Executive Director Independent Living Savant Senior LivingExecutive Director Independent LivingCulver City, CaliforniaDirectly supervises department heads and managers including, but not limited to, the Culinary Director, Maintenance Director, Activities Director, Business Office Manager, and Community Outreach Director. Oversee daily operations of all departments including resident services, dining, environmental services, maintenance, activities and programming, transportation, marketing, and administrative functions.
Executive Director Savant Senior LivingExecutive DirectorCulver City, CaliforniaA Bachelor’s degree is preferred from a four-year college or university, with emphasis in Business Administration, Personnel Administration, Genealogy to related fields with service to the elderly or have two years of college and at least three years’ experience providing residential care to the elderly; or equivalent education and experience as approved by the licensing agency. Supervise Community staff, provide training set and adjust rates of pay and hours of work, provide informal and formal performance feedback, recognize both: appropriate and inappropriate behaviors/performances through rewards and discipline, and apportion work among subordinates.
Hospice Executive Director, $10K Sign-On Bonus AccentCare, Inc.Hospice Executive Director, $10K Sign-On BonusOrange, California$160,000–$185,000 / yearOrganizes, manages, and administers hospice resources to provide hospice care and services to patients, families, and caregivers necessary for the palliation and management of the terminal illness and related conditions. Ensure hospice follows all applicable Federal, State and Local laws, including; Compliance, maintenance and submission of all required reports and records to Federal, State, accreditation, and Local regulatory departments.
Executive Director Oakmont Senior LivingExecutive DirectorBeverly Hills, CA$135,000–$160,000 / yearFor the health and safety of our team members and residents, Oakmont Management Group may require team members to vaccinate, participate in daily screening, surveillance testing, and to wear face coverings and other personal protective equipment (PPE) to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 or other communicable diseases, per regulatory guidelines. Based in Irvine, California, Oakmont Management Group is a recognized leader in senior living, operating 110+ communities under the Oakmont Senior Living and Ivy Living brands.
CCRC Executive Director Los Angeles Jewish HealthCCRC Executive DirectorLos Angeles, California$140,000–$160,000Assist the Infection Control Coordinator, and/or Committee, in identifying, evaluating, and classifying routine and job‑related functions to ensure tasks involving potential exposure to blood/body fluids are properly identified and recorded. Represent the facility in dealings with outside agencies, including governmental agencies and third party payers, or provide an authorized representative of the facility when unable to attend such meetings.
Relationship Executive - Food & Agribusiness Banking - Executive Director JPMorgan Chase & CoRelationship Executive - Food & Agribusiness Banking - Executive DirectorLos Angeles, CAOur bankers are required to have deep working knowledge of our solutions including, but not limited to: Credit, Treasury Services, International Banking, Syndicated Finance, Commercial Card and Chase Paymentech Solutions. Our history spans over 200 years and today we are a leader in investment banking, consumer and small business banking, commercial banking, financial transaction processing and asset management.
Executive Director Oakmont Management GroupExecutive DirectorBeverly Hills, CA$135,000–$160,000 / yearFor the health and safety of our team members and residents, Oakmont Management Group may require team members to vaccinate, participate in daily screening, surveillance testing, and to wear face coverings and other personal protective equipment (PPE) to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 or other communicable diseases, per regulatory guidelines. Based in Irvine, California, Oakmont Management Group is a recognized leader in senior living, operating 110+ communities under the Oakmont Senior Living and Ivy Living brands.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, RACIAL EQUITY (UC) Los Angeles CountyEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, RACIAL EQUITY (UC)Los Angeles, CA$203,731–$316,843 / yearVeteran's Credit: Pursuant to the County Charter and County policy, in all open competitive examinations (i.e., examinations open to everyone), the County of Los Angeles will add a credit of 10 percent of the total credits specified for such examination to the final passing score of an honorably discharged veteran, as well as the spouse of a deceased or disabled veteran, who served in the Armed Forces of the United States under specific conditions. Reporting within the Chief Executive Office, the Executive Director will provide vision, strategic direction, and operational leadership for countywide efforts to identify, address, and eliminate structural and systemic racism and advance equity and inclusion in the areas where the County has control or influence, including service delivery, policy development, budgeting, contracting and employment.
Business Development Executive-Healthcare Services-Executive Director JPMorgan Chase & CoBusiness Development Executive-Healthcare Services-Executive DirectorLos Angeles, CAMeasure success by your effectiveness in many marketing areas, including but not limited to: calling activity, proposal generation, revenue generation, risk mitigation, ability to build successful relationships with centers of influence, and propensity to help build the franchise for the long term. Our history spans over 200 years and today we are a leader in investment banking, consumer and small business banking, commercial banking, financial transaction processing and asset management.
Executive Director - LAEDFT Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern CaliforniaExecutive Director - LAEDFTLos Angeles, CA$155,000–$175,000 / yearFatima Djelmane Rodriguez, Chief Executive Officer\n \nResponsibilities\n \nRESPONSIBILITIES:\n \nLEADERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, AND ADMINISTRATION\n \nThe Executive Director, Ronald McDonald House Los Angeles will:\n\n participate as an active and contributing member of the RMHCSC Leadership Team;\n contribute to and implement the RMHCSC strategic plan;\n serve as a team leader for all assigned employees, building a cohesive and collaborative team;\n prepare an annual budget for the program that aligns with the mission, strategic plan, and goals of RMHCSC and oversee the program's financial performance with ongoing monitoring and planning of budgets, investments, and asset management;\n work with the Chief Operating Officer of RMHCSC to ensure the establishment, maintenance, and review of sound financial and risk management systems, and operate within the established RMHCSC Financial Policies and Procedures;\n maintain official records and documents, and ensure compliance with federal, state, and local laws and regulations especially as they pertain to nonprofit organizations; and\n prioritize safety, including regularly updating a business continuity plan (or emergency plan), and operating safety procedures as needed.\n As an integral member of the RMHCSC Leadership Team, the Executive Director, Ronald McDonald House Los Angeles will be responsible for providing leadership and management for Ronald McDonald House Los Angeles, as well as serving as a key member of the chapter's executive leadership team.\n \nWorking in partnership with the Chief Executive Officer and the Program Board of Trustees, the Executive Director will ensure success in program management, budget and fiscal oversight, supervision of employees, resource development/fundraising, marketing, board development, and general non-profit business operations.\n \nFROM THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER:\n \nThank you for your interest in the Executive Director opportunity for Ronald McDonald House Los Angeles.\n \nFor more than 45 years, Ronald McDonald House Los Angeles has been a place of comfort, hope, and healing for families whose children are receiving lifesaving medical care.
Business Development Executive - Mid-Corporate Banking - Executive Director JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.Business Development Executive - Mid-Corporate Banking - Executive DirectorLos Angeles, CAFull timeMeasure success by your effectiveness in many marketing areas, including but not limited to: calling activity, proposal generation, revenue generation, risk mitigation, ability to build successful relationships with centers of influence, and propensity to help build the franchise for the long term. Our history spans over 200 years and today we are a leader in investment banking, consumer and small business banking, commercial banking, financial transaction processing and asset management.