Part-Time Contract Program Manager, Intermediary Services

Community Partners•Los Angeles, CA

12d•Hybrid

About The Position

As a generalist managed by the VP, Intermediary and Strategic Partnerships or Senior Staff, the Part-Time Contract Program Manager, Intermediary Services drives initiatives from conception to completion and manages and executes the day-to-day operations of a project, ensuring alignment with funder goals, managing risks, and delivering results on time and within budget. Projects may involve regranting, capacity building, community outreach, convenings, and multi-stakeholder collaborations. Community Partners offers expert guidance, essential services, and a strong dose of passion to help foster, launch, and grow creative solutions to community challenges. For 30 years, hundreds of individuals, groups, foundations and other institutions have worked with Community Partners to create new nonprofit projects, establish coalitions, and manage major philanthropic initiatives to benefit the region. Our work includes: Fiscal Sponsorship We provide the structure, finance and administrative services, expert counsel in organizational development and connections that help nonprofit leaders succeed. Intermediary Services We help foundations, corporations, government agencies and other institutions achieve greater impact. Knowledge Sharing We offer workshops, reports, speaking engagements, and a range of publications to help strengthen the field. Community Partners today works with upwards of 180 fiscally-sponsored projects and 20 initiatives and manages roughly $80 million in revenues annually. Our work spans the fields of civic engagement, arts and culture, education, social justice, health, public policy, social services and youth.

Requirements

A minimum of 5 - 7 years of relevant work experience in nonprofit project management, consulting, philanthropy, leadership development, racial justice work, public policy, public health, public administration, program development, community development, civic engagement, organizational or community capacity building, evaluation, or other relevant field(s)
Lived experience in a community traditionally under-represented in nonprofit leadership roles
Ability to be agile and resourceful in a dynamic environment, managing changing needs and anticipating next steps.
Experience leading complex government-funded contracting or grant initiatives, a nonprofit, or a startup venture a plus.
Experience and/or comfort with operating in knowledge organizations and thought partnership roles, translating ideas to action in ambiguous, changing, and flexible projects.
Experience working with diverse groups and in a team environment, with a collaborative and consultative style.
Familiarity with the landscape of LA’s nonprofit, philanthropic, and government sectors.
Excellent organizational, analytical, and written/oral communication skills.
This role may require the ability to travel locally to related meetings, convenings, or conferences.
Ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines
Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent experience.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree or equivalent experience a plus.

Responsibilities

Develop and oversee workplan, execute key tasks, and drive project team toward client goals and deliverables in collaboration with senior intermediary leadership, contract evaluators and subject-matter consultants (if needed), administrative assistant, and key internal stakeholders.
Design, manage, and implement logistics for program operations, grantmaking, and events including use of various platforms and tools such as Submittable and Zoom.
Create and maintain detailed project plans, roadmaps, timelines, and milestones; provide detail-oriented project management and directly complete most project tasks independently.
Co-design grant guidelines, application materials, FAQs, and budgets in collaboration with supervisor, clients, and Grants team members.
Plan and staff office hours or other technical assistance and grant application support.
Plan content and oversee logistics staff and agenda planning for peer-learning gatherings, trainings, and conferences.
Monitor and track project progress and proactively identify risks and roadblocks to delivery and completion of project scope of work.
Share updates or other progress reports to Senior Program Director and other leadership and stakeholders as requested.
Ensure deliverables meet quality standards and provide necessary information for invoicing and reporting.
Work with program and grant administration staff and/or subcontractors to develop, document, facilitate and deliver curriculum for training and workshop modules; facilitate peer learning opportunities.
Other duties as assigned.