CEO/Exec Director, Association for Clinical Pastoral Education

Full Time
Atlanta, GA 30322
Posted
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Description:
The Association for Clinical Pastoral Education(ACPE) is the premier, DOE-recognized organization that provides the highest quality CPE and spiritually integrated psychotherapy programs for spiritual care professionals of any faith and in any setting. ACPE supports Patoral Counselors, Psychotherapist and Practitioner members through continuing education programs, networking, and leadership development. This is done through a rigorous accreditation and certification process for centers and educators that supports over 300 accredited centers and 440 CPE training sites.

ACPE's diverse body of members positively affect people's lives by nurturing connections to the sacred through experiential education and spiritual care, and play a vital role in creating safe and brave spaces for educators and students at various stages of growth and learning to move toward wholeness and learn to accompany others as we invite them to do similar work. The heart of ACPE is to make room for all voices to be heard, valued, and learned from, work that is very much needed in the world today.

JOB DESCRIPTION:

The Executive Director is responsible for the overall management and operations of the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education(ACPE) and the Foundation for Clinical Pastoral Education (Foundation). The Executive Director will report to each organization's Board of Directors and will work with crucial Association and Foundation staff to develop, implement and fulfill ACPE initiatives and Board directives while addressing member needs, fostering the organization's unique culture and educational model, providing staff leadership, protecting the ACPE's financial assets, and ensuring compliance with applicable federal, state, and credentialing organization requirements.

The Executive Director's specific responsibilities include:
  • Overseeing the business and administrative work of the Foundation, while collaborating with the Boards of Directors to support their governance role.
  • Hiring, training, managing, and evaluating the performance of ACPE and Foundation staff, and overseeing contractor relationships.
  • Leading the development of an overall Association strategic plan, monitoring plan detail, and overseeing progress towards its successful accomplishment.
  • Investigating areas where Association resources could further the strategic plan and mission of the organization.
  • Setting organizational goals and objectives; forecasting resource needs and funding.
  • Overseeing the development and management of the budget, in collaboration with the Director of Finance, ensuring a constant income stream to support steady progress toward goals and protecting the Foundation's financial future.
  • Assuring, in collaboration with the Director of Finance, the provision of regular, timely internal financial statements and forecasts to the Boards of Directors and the Finance and Audit Committee.
  • Developing, implementing, and evaluating the Foundation's fundraising program and actively participating in high-level fundraising activities such as major donor cultivation, major gift solicitations, grant proposal development and special events.
  • Maintaining open, effective communication with the ACPE and Foundation Boards and with the membership.
  • Ensuring compliance with regulatory and accreditation recognition requirements.
  • Supporting the work of the Professional Ethics Commission in holding members to the highest standards and overseeing the initial ethics review process.
  • Exercising executive authority and ensuring timely and effective communication with Commission and Committee Chairs in order to guarantee effective functioning, financial prudence, compliance with ACPE/Foundation Policies and Procedures, compliance with GAAP standards, and coordination with the overall mission and vision of ACPE and the Foundation.
  • Working with leadership and staff to create meeting agendas for ACPE and Foundation Boards of Directors, Commissions and Committees.
  • Overseeing meeting planning and coordination, and ensuring that prepared materials facilitate the participants' analysis of issues and decision making.
  • Ensuring that the ACPE Board of Directors, Commissions and Committees and all other volunteer leadership positions have designated staff support.
  • Working closely and regularly with affiliated spiritual and educational organization leaders on collaborative efforts as agreed upon with the ACPE Board of Directors.
  • Recommending as appropriate to the ACPE Leadership Development Committee, individuals to serve on the Board of Directors, Commissions, Committees as vacancies occur.
  • Recommending to the Foundation Board appropriate individuals for consideration to serve on the Board as vacancies occur.
  • Building positive relationships with affiliate organizations (strategic partners), credentialing organizations, policymakers, researchers, international associations/collaborators, and others.
  • Overseeing the ongoing implementation of a public relations strategy that positively positions ACPE to members, the profession, strategic partners, and the public, incorporating traditional and digital social media, and serving as ACPE's spokesperson.
  • Representing ACPE by participating in key related associations and organizations, serving on committees and advisory groups.
  • Performing other duties as directed by the ACPE Board of Directors.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
  • A master's degree in management required.
  • A master's or terminal degree in theology or equivalent experience strongly preferred.
  • Ten years of progressive, creative leadership in nonprofit association management and administration with a well-documented and successful history of working effectively with boards and membership, and sustaining relationships of trust and empowerment with staff.
  • Successful experience in complex financial management.
  • Understanding of fundraising and investments.
  • A strong knowledge of association leadership and governance structures as well as a demonstrated commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion and both personal and staff development.
  • Knowledge of and/or experience in the fields of clinical education, psychotherapy, and spiritual care desirable.
  • The successful candidate will have proven business acumen working with non-profits along with embodying and demonstrating respect for ACPE's theological/spiritual culture.
  • He/she will champion our determination to uphold justice, respect diversity, and authentically hear all voices; and will respect, comprehend and believe in the value of the gifts we bring to those we train and the recipients of our care throughout the world.

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