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MILITARY VETERANS

Pacific Oaks College and Childrens School seeks a visionary and innovative leader who will spearhead our continued efforts to enrich and transform the educational landscape. Here is an opportunity to redefine education, leveraging our storied reputation for excellence and pioneering concepts in early childhood education to define novel approaches for new generations of teachers and students.

As the next President, your role extends beyond leadership; its a collaborative journey with students, faculty, trustees, and other passionate individuals who share our vision. Together, we will harness the rising awareness of the pivotal role that access and resources play in the lives of children. Your leadership will not only ensure their immediate well-being but also guide them toward a future filled with educational success and personal growth.

However, your influence doesnt stop there. You will shape the recognition of Pacific Oaks as a learning lab producing professionals in fields like social work and marriage and family therapy, making a measurable impact on the lives of the individuals they serve, ultimately forging a brighter future for all.

Our goal is to identify not only a President but also an advocate and community builder. Your role will bridge the divide between campus and online students, fostering a sense of unity among staff, faculty, and other stakeholders. This extends to our Childrens School and our dedicated network of alumni and supporters. As an advocate and community builder, you will forge strategic partnerships with government officials and businesses. Your advocacy will steer the direction of legislation, training, and resources in the vital domains of early childhood education, human development, and mental health. These efforts will build upon the foundation of our degree programs and the expertise of our faculty and staff.

In addition to this, the role calls for deepening relationships with existing donors and cultivating new ones. You will spearhead efforts to expand resources for the college, unlocking doors to new possibilities.

We are optimistic about the future of Pacific Oaks College and Childrens School. We know this isnt just a leadership role; its a chance to shape the academic landscape from early childhood through higher education. At Pacific Oaks College and Childrens School, we believe in empowering leaders who can enrich the narrative of both the College and the Childrens School. If you are excited to embark on this transformative journey, we extend a warm invitation to be part of our mission to redefine education and leave an enduring legacy.

Key Responsibilities

Organizational Leadership and Management

Lead Pacific Oaks College and Childrens School in the development and implementation of long term vision, strategies, and goals

Oversee all programmatic, operational, financial, and fundraising activities of the college and childrens school

Manage and inspire staff, leading the team toward a common mission

Foster a culture of results, learning, innovative thinking, accountability, and collaboration with faculty, staff and students

Maintain an effective and collaborative working relationship with the Board of Trustees as a whole and with its individual members

Serve as a member of The Community Solution Education Systems Presidents Council, leading and collaborating with both other college presidents and the leadership team of The Community Solution Education System

Serve as a compelling spokesperson for Pacific Oaks College vision, strategy, and programs among board, staff, volunteers, donors and other key stakeholders, and the community at large

Cultivate and maintain strong relationships with major donors, foundations, and government agencies

Fiscal Management

Develop, manage and monitor the overall organizational budget in partnership with the Board of Trustees and The Community Solution

Strategically link revenues and resource allocation to facilitate and manage Pacific Oaks programs, services and programmatic growth

Oversee the presentation of financial and organizational progress reports to the Board of Trustees Strategic Planning

Develop and execute a strategic plan in conjunction with the Board of Trustees, and senior leadership team of Pacific Oaks College and Childrens School and The Community Solution Education System

Serve as a thought leader on the Presidents Council of The Community Solution Education System, working closely with System counterparts to ensure the delivery of Pacific Oaks strategic plan and The Community Solutions vision and mission

Fundraising

Deepen, diversity and expand relationships with existing and new funding sources, including public agencies, foundations, corporations, and individual donors

Develop relationships with alumni and strengthen alumni support

Faculty Relations

Deepen and expand relationships with faculty.

Professional Experience/Qualifications

Experience:

At least 10 years of experience with progressive responsibility leading to senior leadership positions including staff management of direct reports and a large staff, and budgetary accountability of at least $10 million

Experience with oversight of complex, diverse range of programs or operations

Experience developing and executing strategic plans for an organization

Track record of building relationships and working effectively with public partners, funders, business leaders, and community groups

Proven track record of managing change through a transition and/or transformation

Demonstrated success in overseeing advancement efforts and securing support

Skills :

Outstanding communicator with excellent speaking, writing, and listening skills Ability to publicly advocate on behalf Pacific Oaks College and the Childrens School

Big picture thinker who understands how to increase, diversify, and optimize multiple funding sources Proficiency in financial management and analysis

Ability to plan and execute on specific metrics to achieve organizational goals

Ability to strengthen relationships with clients, donors, partner organizations and government agencies

Comfortable engaging with donors and soliciting support

Personal Characteristics:

A leader who enjoys being the public face of an venerable organization

Problem solver and comfortable making tough decisions

High degree of emotional intelligence and empathy

Commitment to principles of social justice, diversity, equity and inclusion

Education: An earned doctorate from an accredited institution is required.

Salary

Pacific Oaks offers a competitive compensation package that includes base salary, annual incentive bonuses, and benefits. The base salary range for this position is $280,000 to $320,000, subject to annual review and increase as well as annual variable pay.

Application Procedures

Brakeley Search is conducting this search on an exclusive basis on behalf of Pacific Oaks College. Interested candidates should apply via email by sending a resume/CV and a letter outlining qualifications as PDF or Word documents to Chelsea Burr at CBurr@BrakeleySearch.com with President Pacific Oaks College in the subject line. Confidential inquires or nominations may be directed to Scott Staub, ACFRE, Managing Director, who is leading the search at sstaub@brakeleysearch.com. For more information about Pacific Oaks, click here .

EOE Statement

Pacific Oaks College and Childrens School is committed to providing an environment that is free of discrimination and harassment of any type. In keeping with this commitment and as required by Title VI, Title IX, Section 504 and all other applicable federal and state laws, Pacific Oaks College and Childrens School does not discriminate and prohibits discrimination and harassment against its employees, students and applicants in its programs and activities based on race, color, religion, creed, sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, national origin, ancestry, citizenship status, marital status, parental status, pregnancy, age (over 40), medical condition, physical or mental disability, veteran status, genetic information or characteristics protected by the state or federal employment harassment and discrimination laws.

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