Director Operations Clark Network
Washington, District of Columbia, United States of America
Full Time
8 hours ago
$125,049 - $208,436 USD
Key skills
RLeadershipProject ManagementBudgetingCommunicationCollaboration
About this role
Director Operations Clark Network260000J0
In close collaboration with the Clark Prenatal-Neonatal Pillar Director, s/he will liaise with external Children's National business partners, and other key stakeholders on behalf of the organization. S/he will effectively and diplomatically manage and leverage relationships, model the values of the organization, and demonstrate functional expertise and a deep commitment to the mission of the organization.
Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration, Public Administration, Finance, Business, Program Management or a closely related field. (Required)
Master's Degree Master's Degree Preferred. (Preferred)
Minimum Work Experience
7 years (Required)
Required Skills/Knowledge
Demonstrated leadership and management skills in the functional area(s)
Strong leadership, project management, delegation and prioritization skills
Strong interpersonal skills as exhibited by the ability to influence others and build collaborative relationships both within areas of oversight and across the organization with diverse group of individuals at all levels
Experience in forecasting, budgeting and tracking spending (full budget cycle)
Advanced MS Excel, grant management, financial analysis; Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with a positive attitude.
Functional Accountabilities
Financial Management
Organizational Accountabilities
Organizational Accountabilities (Staff)
Organizational Commitment/Identification
Teamwork/Communication
Performance Improvement/Problem-solving
Cost Management/Financial Responsibility
Safety
Description
The Director of Operations will provide day-to-day leadership to ensure that the operations, finance, and information technology functions of the organizations are closely coordinated and operating effectively.In close collaboration with the Clark Prenatal-Neonatal Pillar Director, s/he will liaise with external Children's National business partners, and other key stakeholders on behalf of the organization. S/he will effectively and diplomatically manage and leverage relationships, model the values of the organization, and demonstrate functional expertise and a deep commitment to the mission of the organization.
Qualifications
Minimum EducationBachelor's Degree in Business Administration, Public Administration, Finance, Business, Program Management or a closely related field. (Required)
Master's Degree Master's Degree Preferred. (Preferred)
Minimum Work Experience
7 years (Required)
Required Skills/Knowledge
Demonstrated leadership and management skills in the functional area(s)
Strong leadership, project management, delegation and prioritization skills
Strong interpersonal skills as exhibited by the ability to influence others and build collaborative relationships both within areas of oversight and across the organization with diverse group of individuals at all levels
Experience in forecasting, budgeting and tracking spending (full budget cycle)
Advanced MS Excel, grant management, financial analysis; Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with a positive attitude.
Functional Accountabilities
Financial Management
- Direct and manage all aspects of the financial and administrative affairs of the Clark Network Prenatal-Neonatal Pillar.
- Direct Senior leadership in developing, implementing, and managing the administrative aspects of the annual budget.
- Lead organization in developing and projecting budgets, prepares monthly financial reports, utilizes financial projection models for strategic and operational planning, and analyzes and reports on business and strategic implications of financial information.
- Forecast trends and impending developments, execute financial components of the Clark Network Prenatal-Neonatal Pillar programming, develop audit plan and oversee audits. Analyzes internal procedures and designs and implement internal control procedures
- Maintain accounting for all sources of grant funding. Ensures compliance with grantor reporting requirements.
- Work with the Director of the Clark Network Prenatal-Neonatal Pillar to lead the planning of efficient expansion of staffing and core resources in a growth situation.
- Analyze and monitor organizational staffing requirements and aligns departments to effectively and efficiently meet organizational needs
- Develop and conduct administrative oversight and an annual review of all personnel policies.
- Develop and conduct administrative oversight and an annual review of all personnel policies. Oversee and ensure compliance across the organization.
- Serve as administrative liaison to CN Business partners.
- In close alignment with the strategic plan, evaluate the effectiveness of management practices, processes and activities; recommend or otherwise ensure appropriate measures are taken to maximize the performance of all operations.
- Guide or otherwise enable informed and prudent decision-making regarding legal and financial risk.
- Provide strategic oversight and management of Information Technology, Data Management and Analysis, Human Resources and Legal functions for the organization.
- Manage administrative paperwork for the organization including, but not limited to, insurance, registrations, records, contracts, background checks and policies.
- Ensure organizational compliance to include but not limited to: Children's National policies, fundraising and solicitation registration requirements, finance and accounting standard practices, and data and privacy regulations.
- Oversee IT and office management.
- Monitor systems for relevance and efficiency, and make corrections as needed.
- Ensure compliance with Children’s National and the Clark Network Prenatal-Neonatal Pillar policies and procedures.
- Develop policies and procedures relevant to the Clark Network Prenatal-Neonatal Pillar.
- Build and ensure quality systems and services are matched to the needs of organization.
- Direct the professional growth and development of finance, IT and operations staff.
- Promote a climate of promotion and success with staff and management.
- Responsible for the implementation and completion of annual reviews of operations, IT, and finance staff and provides feedback and training for staff in the necessary areas
- Contribute to Executive Team and overall organizational goals and objectives.
- Provide organizational support as required by other departments
Organizational Accountabilities
Organizational Accountabilities (Staff)
Organizational Commitment/Identification
Teamwork/Communication
Performance Improvement/Problem-solving
Cost Management/Financial Responsibility
Safety