December Member Update
A Message from the Executive Director
Guest Columnist
New Members
Events Calendar
Member Announcements and In the News
Program Updates
Nonprofit Community and Events and News
ED and CEO Position Announcements
Thank you!
A Message from the Executive Director
Dear Readers,
Happy Holidays!! Everyone here at EA wishes you a fun, relaxed, cheerful holiday season.
How do you like the new look for our monthly Member Update? Working with our current logo colors we wanted to update the look of our member e-newsletter. To let me know what you think click here.
Congratulations to the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) for an absolutely fabulous National Philanthropy Day Celebration. Hats off to Co-Chairs David Landers, Philanthropy Northwest, John Linder, PONCHO, Rick Reichert, The Evergreen State College and EA member Lynn Schrader, CFRE among others for all their hard work in planning and hosting this event. And of course, congratulations to all the outstanding Philanthropy Award Honorees. Executive Alliance is honored to be a supporting partner with AFP.
One of our member benefits that continually receives accolades on how valuable it is to you is our Peer Coaching Circles. Twice a year we begin the Circles. September’s beginning saw the largest number of CEOs/Executive Directors sign-up to participate. We are now accepting applications for a January beginning. Have you ever wanted to share a success that no one else besides another CEO/ED would get and not been able to do so? Or bounce that new idea off a peer before talking about it with your staff? These are just 2 ways the Coaching Circles benefit the participants. For more information, click here.
Did you know that your organization is the member of EA, not you as an individual? And that all your senior staff is eligible to participate in our programs and events. For some organizations, senior staff means CFO, COO, VP Development/Programs and for other organizations senior staff may have other titles or no titles at all. Each organization determines what is considered senior staff within their own organization. At your next staff meeting, let everyone know that your organization is a member of EA and what that means. Forward this Member Update to all your staff.
Have you ever had a question that you needed an answer to right away and there was no one around? Are you on our list serve - The Nonprofit Networking list serve? Sign up and instantly connect with hundreds of other nonprofit professionals. See the Sign Up link in the right hand column.
Thank you to all of you who responded to our recent survey. We would like more of you to respond so that we can have a complete picture of how nonprofit leaders are involved in our community. It will take no more than 3 minutes to complete. We will share the results in our January Member Update. See what we have learned so far in the Nonprofit Partners for Prosperity information below.
And if you haven’t completed the survey, please click here
I haven’t had a chance to read this book, except for the excerpt, however I will be adding it to my  nightstand to read. I think it is applicable for all organizations.
Denis J. Hauptly, author of Something Really New, is an innovation expert whose products generate more than one billion dollars in annual revenue, Something Really New introduces a straightforward but powerful framework for creating exciting new product and service concepts . . . simply by asking three essential questions. Read an excerpt.
Something to think about--
Why do you have to "put your two cents in"... but it's only a "penny for your thoughts"? Where's that extra penny going?
On that note, have a wonderful holiday season!! Fa la la la la
Melany Brown
Executive Director
Have a wonderful month!
Guest Columnist
 As a full time technology nerd I have struggled with how best to integrate technology into my work in a way that is both useful and most of all simple. I began this adventure with the use of a Palm handheld. This tidy little gadget met most of my needs when it came to email, simple word processing, Internet/Web connectivity, and calendar and contact information. The struggle with the handheld was the migration from Palm Operating Software to Windows based software (mostly Microsoft Office) and the conversion to Microsoft Word and Excel documents. Also, with all this luxury and ease I still had to carry a separate phone with a separate set of phone numbers.
This quickly became bothersome to me. I swiftly upgraded to a Smartphone which had most of the ease of the handheld with the added benefit of having full time Internet/Web access paired with my contacts and phone numbers on one single device. How could I go wrong? The learning curve was quick and easy and I had everything I wanted—or so I thought. The Smartphone, while easy to use, compact, and a phone it had a very limited set of programs that I could use and the screen was very, very small. I purchased the accompanying keyboard (full size) and attempted to write a couple of proposals. While the program was sophisticated enough for me to manage many of the functions, the screen was small and the conversion to Microsoft Word was troublesome (footnotes, table of contents, photos, etc.) and there are some limits to my tolerance. In short, if you have limited computing needs and are willing to use the small keyboards attached to the phone this is actually a very good answer (I will review Smartphones at a later date).
I want to mention that my full service and convenient partner in technology was my laptop at a very manageable 8 pounds. However, I had actually digressed and had not achieved true mobility. I decided to make the leap and moved to a Micro PC. While this does not have a phone (I will figure this out soon though) I am able to have full laptop options including Windows Vista Business, access to the Internet via Wi-Fi or through the AT&T wireless network, a large hard drive, additional memory slots and full, real time access to my calendar and contacts. While this means reverting back to a regular cell phone (I am not sure I can stand it!) I am very, very pleased with the Micro PC. I have a small bag that houses my power supply, laptop, thumb drive, contact lens case (need I go on) and all less than 2 pounds! I have chosen the Sony VAIO which gets great reviews and has everything I need. While in transit the screen is still small and the accompanying docking station allows me to run a full size monitor, keyboard, extra hard drives and Ethernet connections!
Now I ask, “What more can you want?”
Arthur Padilla in addition to being a technology nerd is the executive director of MultiFaith Works. Multifaith Works unites communities of compassionate care and inclusive spirituality with people living in isolation and loneliness. www.multifaith.org
Welcome to New Members
If you are new to EA please join us for a new member
orientation and stay for the Holiday Schmoozefest after!
We will be meeting at the Hearing Speech and Deafness Center from 4:00 pm to 5:15 pm on Wednesday, December 12th.
Events Calendar
Please RSVP for all events and meetings!!
Public Policy Committee Meeting
Date: Tuesday, December 11th
Time: 3:30 to 5:00 pm
Fee: no fee
Location: Catholic Community Services
RSVP to Nancy Belcher
New Member Orientation
If you are new to EA please join us to get an orientation
and then schmooze after!
Date: Wednesday, December 12th
Time: 4:00 to 5:15 pm
Fee: no fee
Location: Hearing Speech and Deafness Center
RSVP to:Click here
Holiday Schmoozefest/Soiree
Celebrate the Holiday season and network with your peers.
Date: Wednesday, December 12th
Time: 5:30 to 7:00 pm
Fee: $5.00 for EA members; $10 for nonmembers
Hosted by: Hearing Speech and Deafness Center
RSVP to:Click here
Peer Coaching Groups
Sign up today to begin January
For more information and registration
Click here. Join the next cycle of groups in January.
A must not miss opportunity for leaders. Give and receive powerful insight, support, tools and tips from your peers. One of EA's
most popular programs. Please let your organization's CFO's know we will begin a CFO group this January.
Leadership Breakfast
Kick start your new year with a yummy breakfast and
inspiration from a Deli
Moussavi-Bock, Fierce Conversations.
The simplest definition of a fierce conversation is one in which we come out from behind ourselves, into the conversation, and make it real. While many fear real, it is the unreal conversations that ought to concern us because they are incredibly expensive. Once you’ve tasted this illusive thing called candor, served up with intelligence, passion and skill, all of the possibilities will be expanded and, when sustained, will revolutionize your culture.
Date: Wednesday, January 9th
Time: 8:00 to 9:30 am
Fee: $20 for EA members; $25 nonmembers; $30 at the door
Location: MOHAI
RSVP to:Click here
Executive Director's FORUM
Held quarterly, these structured, yet informal meetings support your leadership development and effectiveness. Each meeting is designed to have 5-8 executive directors grouped together to discuss a topic. These table discussions allow each participant to share their challenge and or share their experience & expertise.
Date: Friday, January 18th
Time: 8:30 to 10:30 am
Fee: $15 for pre-registrants; $20 at the door
Location: 2100 Building
RSVP to: Click here
Washington State Nonprofit Conference SAVE THE DATE!
Wednesday, April 9th
8:00 am to 4:00 pm
Location: Meydenbauer Center, Bellevue
Registration will be available January 2008
Executive Alliance Annual Meeting SAVE THE DATE!
Thursday, June 5th
8:00 to 10:30 am
Location: Spirit of Washington Center, Renton
Member Announcements and in the News
Laura Pierce Consulting New Blog
Click here to read the Pierce Arrow.
For the past nine years, consulting with nonprofit organizations has been a great adventure and a constant learning experience. Laura Pierce Consulting is dedicated to helping nonprofits thrive.
Editorial: National Hunger & Homeless Awareness Week
Click here to read this editorial by Elaine Simons, Executive Director, Peace for the Streets by Kids from the Streets.
Seattle PI's Reader's Care Fund!
Click here to read about Renton Area Youth Services being added to this annual drive.
Program Updates
Nonprofit Partners for Prosperity NP3
Background:
Nonprofit Partners for Prosperity is a coalition of nonprofit and community leaders brought together by Executive Alliance to further the aims of the Prosperity Partnership’s Social Capital and Quality of Life Initiative. NP3’s work is done through committees focused on civic leadership by nonprofit leaders, increasing the stock of affordable workforce housing in the four-county region, education on Washington State’s tax structure and comprehensive tax reform efforts and supporting the work of the Prosperity Partnership’s Cultural Task force.
Steve Daschle with Southwest Youth & Family Services chairs our NP3 efforts to lead a coalition of nonprofit and community leaders brought together by Executive Alliance to further the aims of the Prosperity Partnership's Social Capital and Quality of Life Initiative. NP3 committee members are currently working in 3 areas: Boards & Commissions; Housing; and Taxes.
Boards and Commissions – Chair Rosemary Aragon, Pacific Hospital Preservation & Development Authority
Recently members were asked to complete a quick survey to determine what the nonprofit impact is currently on various boards and commissions. Thank you to all of you who responded. Here’s what we've learned so far:
- The first seven of you to respond sit on close to 30 different boards, commissions and committees. Like they say, if you need something done, give it to a busy person...
- None of you serve on a for-profit board. Send us your reasons why. We’d love to know.
- At last count, nonprofit leaders are represented on well over 100 local, regional and national boards, commissions and committees.
The survey will be closing on Friday. If you have not yet taken the survey, click here.
Housing – Chair Carla Okigwe, Housing Development Consortium
NP3 continues to be involved in shaping the legislative agenda for the Prosperity Partnership’s Housing Working Group, which is moving forward on a package of actions that will help affordable housing providers and municipalities reduce the cost of building housing and providing the infrastructure necessary to support that housing. The two main actions are:
- State Funding for Infrastructure to Accommodate Growth and Promote Affordability
- Waiver on the State Portion of the Sales Tax for Low Income Housing Projects
- Creation of a Program to Encourage Jurisdictions to Use Available Tools
For more detail information on the housing activities see the Prosperity Partners eNewsletter .
The Prosperity Partnership’s 2008 Action Items, click here.
The Last Bus Is Rolling….
The final Prosperity Partnership Roundtable Field Meeting for 2007 is happening on December 14th. For more information, sign up here. We’ll be there
Public Policy
Public Policy committee members and staff are currently scheduling and meeting with our Puget Sound legislators to discuss what is on their legislative agenda for the coming session as well as share with them the nonprofit sectors legislative issues.
Issues we are currently working on
Fundraiser Tax - What is it? Nonprofits are subject to a resale tax on any items (prepared meals/catering, wine, other items) provided to event attendees if a nonprofit does not charge an admission price or suggests a voluntary donation to a fundraiser. If a nonprofit does charge an admission price and in exchange for that price the attendee receives items of property, then, under current law, the nonprofit does not have to pay resale tax on those items that were purchased for resale. Find out why this is important to you. Read more...
Trust Mill Act (HB1114) This bill prohibits the marketing of estate distribution documents by persons not authorized a financial institution or licensed to practice law in Washington State. The ‘Trust Mill Bill’ was instituted as a way to stop people who target seniors, get personal information, and use that information to sell them unnecessary services. Read more to find out how this affects your organization...
Additionally, the US Congress, the Internal Revenue Service, and Washington's Secretary of State are all at work on changes in the rules under which nonprofits operate. On December 7, the Washington Law Institute will offer a one-day seminar featuring discussions of the latest developments in these and other areas that will affect your work in 2008 and beyond.
A special rate for Executive Alliance members of $191 is available. When using the registration form on the WLI website, just cross out the price that's shown there and write in $191 and "EA member". The registration form for this interesting and important day of information for nonprofits and the lawyers who work with them is on the Washington Law Institute website. (click on the highlighted title on the right). Thanks to the Washington Law Institute for making this special rate available for members of Executive Alliance.
2007 Public Officials Reception
At the 2007 Public Officials Reception, more than 300 business, government and civic leaders will come together to celebrate the holiday season, reflect on the progress we've made over the past year and prepare for a successful 2008. Please join other EA members for this informal gathering of regional business and government leaders hosted by the Seattle Chamber of Commerce. Beverages and hors d'oeuvres will be served.
Date: Thursday, December 6
Time: 5 - 7 p.m.
Place: Washington State Convention & Trade Center, Skybridge,
Level 4
Cost: Seattle Chamber Members: $50 pre-paid, $55
after Tuesday, December 4
Non-members: $65 pre-paid, $70 after Tuesday, December 4
Register: ONLINE or contact Paul Lehnus, 206.389.7262.
IRS electronic notification requirement for small nonprofits begins in 2008 On January 1, 2008, the requirement for small tax-exempt organizations to submit Form 990-N, the e-Postcard, will be implemented. Nonprofits with gross receipts of $25,000 or less (formerly exempt from notification) will be able to access a simple, web-based process for submitting the e-Postcard (there will not be a paper form). It will ask for basic identifying information such as the organization’s legal name, name under which it operates, address, employer identification number, and the name and address of its principal officer.
This annual notification will be due the 15th of the month after the close of the organization’s tax period. If your tax period ends 12/31/07, the e-Postcard is due 5/15/08.
The purpose of this requirement established by the Pension Protection Act of 2006, is to ensure that donors and the IRS have current information regarding all tax-exempt organizations. An organization that fails to submit the form for 3 consecutive years will face revocation of tax-exempt status. NCNA is planning a webinar for its members with IRS officials to discuss the new filing regulations and how to assist with getting the word out to small nonprofits. Visit the IRS website for additional information on this requirement.
Federal Nonprofit Policy Updates
College Cost Reduction and Access Act
The Department of Education is establishing a negotiated rulemaking committee to prepare proposed regulations under CCRAA including loan forgiveness for public service employees (covers nonprofits).
Nonprofits May Run Issue Ads with Disclosure
A new rule of the Federal Election Commission allows nonprofits to run issue ads during election periods that mention federal candidates under certain conditions including urging a candidate to take a particular position or action with respect to an issue. Disclosure rules regarding sources of funding and donors must be followed. The rule implements the Supreme Court decision, FEC v. Wisconsin Right to Life that had overturned a ban on such ads.
IRA Charitable Rollover Provision
The House has passed the Temporary Tax Relief Act of 2007 (HR 3996) which would prevent taxpayers from being subjected to the Alternative Minimum Tax. It would extend the IRA Charitable Rollover provision that provides persons aged 70½ and older with the opportunity to contribute to charity out of their IRAs without suffering adverse tax consequences. It is set to expire at the end of this year.
IRS Updates
The IRS has sent a reminder to 501(c)(3) organizations that federal law prohibits them from becoming directly or indirectly involved in campaigns of political candidates. These organizations can, according to the IRS news release, engage in advocating for or against issues and, to a certain extent, ballot initiatives or other legislative activities. Violation of the law can result in imposition of an excise tax or, in extreme cases, a loss of tax exempt status.
Revenue Ruling 2007-41 provides scenarios to help nonprofits understand the ban on political campaign activity.
Nonprofit Community Events and News
Puget Sound Business Journal's CFO of the Year
Call for nominations
Celebrate the region’s top financial executives with the Puget Sound Business Journal’s CFO of the Year award program. To apply for yourself click here. To nominate someone else click here.
Office Space for Rent
Queen Anne Presbyterian Church
entire upper floor of the building available, featuring two very large rooms with lots of natural light, two smaller connecting rooms suitable for office space, two bathrooms (men's/women's) and a separate entrance for the floor. The church is located a few blocks off of Queen Anne Avenue on the top of Queen Anne hill. The space is in a residential neighborhood within walking distance of numerous shops, restaurants, schools, parks, and grocery stores. Rent is yet to be determined, but will be very reasonable. If anyone is interested, they may contact Rev. Douglas Early, by phone: (206)283-6644; or email: pastor@qapc.org.
The Cascade Center for Public Service and Leadership at the Evans School of Public Affairs
*EA Member Benefit
For information and registration on offered courses click here. Executive Alliance Members benefit from a 10% discount on all courses except the Executive Management Program and the Pacific Northwest Nonprofit Executive Leadership Institute.
The Executive Alliance Members discount code for FY 2007-2008 is: 0809EA. There is a line on the online and paper registration forms under billing information that says “group discount code” – all EA members need to put the EA code in that line and it will trigger our registration system to give a discount.
Series Courses December thru March
Storytelling: Transforming 21st Century Organizations
December 10-11, 2007
Michael Shadow
Mediation Skills for Managers: Core Competency for Effective Leadership
February 4-5, 2008
Wally Wilkins, Ph.D.
Strategic Marketing in the Public Sector
March 17-19, 2008
Nancy Lee, MBA
Policy and Politics of Budgeting
March 24-28, 2008
Arnold Howitt, Ph.D. and Dwight Dively, Ph.C.
Rediscovering Development: Money , Organization and Community
Date: Saturday, December 1st
Time: 8:30 to 4:30 pm
Location: Thomas Berry Hall
Cost: $65 includes lunch and materials. For Executive Alliance members, the second registration is $50 and $40 for additional registrations within the same agency in order to encourage more effective organizational participation. Designed for the many volunteers in non-profit and community organizations who care about "fund-raising", this day long celebration fosters sustained change in how money plays out both personally and organizationally. For more information and registration contact info@whidbeyinstitute.org or call 260-341-1884.
Advocacy Training for Nonprofit Institutions
Date: Monday, December 3rd
Time: 12:30 pm to 4:00 pm
Fee: Free
Location: United Way of Pierce County
1501 Pacific Ave, 4th Floor
Improve your understanding of the regulations and capacity impediments that affect lobbying and advocacy with the focus on nonprofits. There is no registration fee. The deadline for registration is November 30th. For more information and registration please contact Caitlin Cosgrove at 206-262-0973 X221.
Meeting the Governing Challenge *EA Member Benefit
The Society for Nonprofit Organizations will be hosting an online course on "Meeting the Governing Challenge", instructed by Doug Eadie - Founder and CEO of Doug Eadie and Company.This course will teach you practical ways to build board accountability, techniques to effectively use board standing committees, and the key elements of high-impact governing work. It will be conducted live in a "webinar" format (internet+conference call), complete with PowerPoint presentation and text chat capabilities. To encourage greater implementation of the techniques being taught, we encourage all learners to bring other colleagues/co-workers to this training.
Date: Wednesday, December 5th
Time: 1-2:30pm EST
Fee: EA Member registration $69.00 click here
Non-member registration $99.00 click here
Location: Cyberspace
Grantmaker's Roundtable 2007
The annual Grantmaker's Roundtable is an opportunity for nonprofit representatives to meet in small groups with area funders to learn their priorities and application procedures. The list of funders and links to their websites can be found on the Nonprofit Center website.
Date: Thursday, December 6th
Time: 7:30 am to Noon
Fee: Members $30; nonmembers $45
Location: Sheraton Tacoma Ballroom
Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce: Public Officials Reception
The 2007 Public Officials Reception attracts over 300 business, government and civic leaders will be together to celebrate the holiday season, reflect on the progress we've made over the past year and prepare for a successful 2008. Please join us for this informal gathering of regional business and government leaders. Click here for registration.
Date: Thursday, December 6th
Time: 5:00 to 7:00 pm
Fee:
Members: $50 pre-paid, $55 after Tuesday, December 4
Non-members: $65 pre-paid, $70 after Tuesday, December 4
Location: Washington State Convention and Trade Center
The Law of Nonprofit Organizations
The Washington Law Institute will host this seminar covering several current legal topics with implications for nonprofits and their work.
For more information and registration click here.
Date: Friday, December 7th
Time: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Fee: $239.00
Location: Red Lion Hotel 5th Ave
CityClub's Annual Year In Review
CityClub’s “Year in Review” forum is one of the highlights of its annual program schedule. You are invited to attend this special opportunity to join the conversation as leading citizens reflect on the events of the past year and look ahead as our region enters 2008.
Register online or call CityClub at 206-682-7395.
Date: Thursday, December 13th
Time:11:30 am to 1:45 p.m.
Fee:
$35/CityClub Members, $40 Guests and members of co-presenting organizations and $45/General public.
Location: Westin Hotel, 1900 Fifth Avenue, Seattle
Grant Writing USA Workshop
Hosted by the Port of Seattle Police Department
Questions? Email or call Cathy Rittenhouse, Grant Writing USA Registrar, at 800.814.8191 or 217.935.5886.
Date: December 17-18th
Time: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Fee: Tuition is $425 per person and includes all necessary materials and full alumni benefits - workbook, the 250+MB resource CD, two days of terrific instruction, one year of free proposal review and lifetime, free access to our exclusive Alumni Support Forums.
Location:
Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission
19010 1st Ave South, Room 151
Burien
CityClub's Annual Legislative Preview
The start of the New Year is just around the corner, and so is the upcoming legislative session. Don't miss this special in-person opportunity to speak directly to them about the upcoming session and let them know what you think their priorities should be. Register online or call CityClub at 206-682-7395!
Date: Friday, January 11th
Time: 11:30 am to 1:00 pm
Fee: $35/CityClub Members, $40 Guests and members of co-presenting organizations and $45/General public
Location: Westin Hotel, 1900 Fifth Avenue, Seattle
Non Profit Insurance Program 2008 Conference
Risk Management Essentials for Nonprofit Leaders
Come spend a day learning valuable information that will make your job easier, as well as, the opportunity to collaborate with other nonprofit leaders.
Date: Wednesday, January 23rd
Time: 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
Fee: $45 for NPIP member; $95 for nonmembers
Location: Bell Harbor International Conference Center
Executive Alliance is a co-sponsor of this event.
Click here for more information and registration.
Sustayne Business Development
Date: Thursday, January 31st
Time: 9:00 am to Noon
Fee: $25.00 per person includes morning refreshment and materials.
Location Seattle TBD
The Social Enterprise Group is offering hands-on sessions to introduce the Sustayne Business Development method to nonprofits considering or engaged in social enterprise (running a business to support your mission). We''l give a brief overview of the Sustayne Toolkit, take you through a few exercises and answer your questions. To register please contact info@socialenterprise.com or visit Sustayne.com for details.
Executive Director/ CEO and
C-Level Job Openings
Arts Ed Washington Communications and Membership Manager
For a detailed position profile click here. Electronic Submissions Only. Please send a cover letter, resume, references and three writing/publication samples to: Una McAlinden, Executive Director, info@artsedwashington.org The position will remain open until filled.
Please, no phone calls.
Hilltop Children's Center Executive Director
For a detailed position profile click here. Submit a resume and cover letter to yazmin@hilltopcc.org or via regular mail to Yazmin Mehdi, c/o Hilltop Children's Center, 2400 8th Ave W, Seattle WA 98119. Open until filled.
Immanuel Community Services Executive Director
For a detailed position profile click here. Applications will be accepted through December 15, 2007 with a start date beginning the week of January 7, 2007. For immediate consideration, please email your cover letter and resume, along with salary requirements to office@immanuelseattle.org
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project (NWIRP) Executive
Director
For a detailed position profile click here. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. In order
to receive full consideration, however, candidates are urged to
submit their materials before January 25, 2008.
Interested candidates should submit a cover letter and a
current resume and include the names and contact information for at
least three references.
Materials should be submitted electronically to edsearch@nwirp.org
in Microsoft Word format.
Tacoma Regional Convention and Visitor Bureau Executive Director
For a detailed position profile click here. To nominate a candidate or apply, please contact: Dave Osmer, Hagel & Company, Phone: 425-643-4223, Email:dave@hagel.net.
University Heights Community Center Association Executive Director
For a detailed position profile click here.
Please send resume with cover letter and salary requirements with attention: ED Position, University Heights Center, 5031 University Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105-4341 or email to director@uhcca.org. Position open until filled. UHCCA is an equal-opportunity employer.
Washington State PTA Executive Director
For a detailed position profile click here. Interested candidates should submit a letter of interest and resume as soon as possible via email in M/S Word format to Dave Osmer, Hagel & Company, at dave@hagel.net. Full consideration is assured if letters and resumes are received by 8:00 a.m. PST, January 8, 2008. All submissions will be held in strict confidence and will be acknowledged. It is anticipated that final interviews for the position will be conducted in late February, 2008 in Tacoma, WA, with the hiring decision being made shortly thereafter.
YMCA of Greater Seattle Auburn-South King County Executive
For a detailed position profile click here. Contact Scott Washburn; SVP/COO 909 Fourth Ave Seattle, WA 98104 (206) 382-5041 E-mail:
swashburn@seattleymca.org. Submit resumes by 12/15/07.
For inclusion of a listing please contact Jeanne Cragin at
206-328-3836 or e-mail Jeanne Cragin. Please contact us when a position has been filled. We will include the announcement for two member update cycles.
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