POSITION PURPOSE: The Chief Executive Officer of the Merage Jewish Community Center serves as a dynamic, transformational, and participative leader dedicated to advancing the Center's mission of strengthening Jewish life and fostering a vibrant, inclusive community. This role demands the ability to inspire and maintain a high-performing management team, while projecting credibility and trust within the broader community and among major donors.As the public face of the JCC, the CEO communicates a compelling vision and ensures its alignment with strategic goals, representing a positive brand image in the marketplace and community. They actively engage and guide the Board Chair and Board of Directors, supporting the recruitment, development, and training of board members.With a strong commitment to ethical leadership, transparency, and integrity, the CEO effectively manages resources, both human and physical, and cultivates collaborative relationships with Jewish and non-Jewish organizations alike, modeling the values and work ethic that define the Center's culture.MAJOR AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY: 1. Strategic Leadership & Vision 2. Board Engagement & Governance 3. Organizational Management & Staff Development 4. Operational Oversight (Fundraising & Event Management; Finance & Controls; Programming; Membership Enrollment & Marketing; Security & Risk Management; Facilities Management) 5. Planning, Development, and Growth 6. Community RelationsPRIMARY QUALIFICATIONS AND KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES: 10+ Years of Executive Leadership Experience; Strategic Planning & Vision; Fundraising Expertise; Financial & Operational Management; Board Relations; Commitment to Judaism and Israel; Community Engagement; Cultural Sensitivity; Transparency & Integrity; Staff Development; Communication Skills; Role Modeling; Team Leadership; Organizational Culture.Please answer the following pre-qualifying questions when applying: 1) Identify three strategic challenges... 2) What do you see as your role... 3) What have you done in the past three years...EDUCATION (Preferred): Advanced degree in Jewish Professional Studies, Nonprofit Management, or related field. Bachelor's degree in psychology, Business, or equivalent.CERTIFICATIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS (Preferred): Certifications in Jewish education, leadership, or related field. Active involvement in Jewish communal boards, committees, or initiatives.PLEASE APPLY VIA HR@JCCOC.ORG. PLEASE ENSURE TO ATTACH A COVER LETTER WITH THE PREQUALIFYING QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, AND A RESUME.Salary$250000-$300000 annually