Workforce Development Board Executive Director

NCMC Employment•Trenton, MO

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Executive Director serves as the chief administrative and strategic leader for the Workforce Development Board of North Missouri. This position is responsible for the administration, operational oversight, and strategic direction of federal, state, and local workforce development programs across the region.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree and/or multiple years of experience which must include a combination of managing personnel in state-related programs preferred.
Experience working with volunteer Boards, as well as following and implementing federal/state regulations is preferred.
Must be forward thinking and possess the ability to support a vision by strategically working with many different types of groups and formulate consensus from many expressed viewpoints.
Strong organizational and communication skills, ability to manage personnel, and maintain a high degree of integrity and confidentiality.

Responsibilities

Serve as liaison between the Workforce Development Board, the state, chief local elected officials (CLEOs) and North Central Missouri College.
Manage Board staff in alignment with North Central Missouri College policies.
Provide general oversight to the North Missouri One-Stop Job Center system.
Work with the Board to develop and implement the Local Region’s Workforce Development Plan.
Work with the Board, Committees, and Elected Officials to prepare agendas and coordinate meetings.
Facilitate the procurement and contract oversight of the Region’s service providers.
Develop and manage budgets.
Oversee program implementation and assess program outcomes.
Maintain the Board’s policy manual and governing documents.
Ensure the Board is operating in compliance with Federal and State regulations and policies.
Create relationships with the region’s employers to build trust and increase utilization of the public workforce system.
Provide oversight to the region’s business services staff.
Attend training and meetings to meet goals of the Region’s elected officials and Board.
Ensure the Board’s programs remain high performance, and impactful to the region, by monitoring outcomes, including federally negotiated performance goals.
Be a spokesperson and advocate for rural workforce development needs.