Temple Beth Tikvah, a vibrant Reform congregation of more than 350 families established in 1987 in
Roswell, GA, seeks an Executive Director. The successful candidate will work closely with our senior
rabbi, our outstanding staff, and an engaged Board of Trustees to support and advance the goals of the
congregation. The Executive Director duties include the following:

Administration:
Effectively manage and guide day-to-day operations
Develop and promote effective communication across senior rabbi, staff, board, and congregation
Manage relationships with outside vendors and contractors
Manage and document effective policies, practices, procedures
Ensure accuracy of membership information, records, and reporting
Provide oversight of communications across all TBT platforms
Maintaining the TBT community calendar
Support other work of the senior rabbi, staff, and board as needed

Member and Community Engagement:
Foster a warm, welcoming environment as the primary point of contact for the needs, questions,
and concerns for the TBT community (members, prospective members, volunteers, and staff)
Support congregants through the planning and execution of simchas and lifecycle events
Manage the logistics of religious services
Manage the logistics for synagogue events and programs with the senior rabbi, board, and board
committees

Human Resources Management:
Manage all administrative, financial, and facilities personnel
Lead, supervise, and engage staff with team building, and training
Develop and implement well-defined performance metrics and professional goals
Maintain a collaborative, respectful work environment built on trust, clear expectations, and
accountability that attracts, retains, and motivates staff
Manage employee compensation, benefit programs, and policies, and ensure legal compliance
Lead regular staff meetings

Finance Management:
Works closely with the investment committee, budget and finance committee, and board treasurer
to manage the financial operations of the congregation, including the annual budget, financial
planning and forecasting, accounting, and reporting.
Act as staff liaison with the endowment board
Communicate and collaborate equitably with members and prospective members on their
financial obligation options to the congregation with compassion and confidentiality
Oversee financial systems and controls and conduct insurance reviews to safeguard the assets of
the congregation
Work with Treasurer VP of Finance to address communications and services regarding lapsed
members, resignations, and nonpayment of commitments
Ensure compliance with internal policies and applicable local, state, federal, and URJ regulations
Support fundraising efforts, including annual campaigns, major gifts, and endowment
development

Facility Management:
Manage the building facilities staff, events, and operations
Primary point of contact for facility emergencies
Manage security training, scheduling, procedures, testing, and infrastructure
Primary point of contact for booking of synagogue space, events (including staff scheduling and
coverage), and service provider coordination to ensure functions run smoothly
Manage utility contracts, repairs, vendors, and contractors who perform building and grounds
maintenance and repairs
Oversee usage and maintenance of the kosher kitchen
Collaborate with the president and board to maximize the revenue potential of facilities

Qualifications, Experience, and Skills:
Bachelor’s degree plus at least five (5) years’ experience with demonstrated success in
organizational management
Ability to manage all synagogue operations as outlined above
Collaborative, reflective leadership style, with experience building empowered teams and
fostering individual accountability
Experience supervising staff, including facilities and administrative staff
Experience working collaboratively with not-for-profit boards
Highly organized self-starter and adept multitasker
Strong financial acumen, with experience managing budgets
Familiarity with MS Office Suite and/or Google Office Suite. Familiarity with Shul Cloud a plus
Outstanding communication, delegation, and interpersonal skills
Strong service orientation toward members and community
Experience managing facilities and events, and availability to participate in events outside
standard business hours
A passion for and commitment to Reform Jewish values; non-profit experience with a
membership-based Jewish organization a big plus

Compensation
The salary range for this position is $90,000-$110,000 plus benefits, commensurate with experience. A
limited relocation package may be provided.

About Temple Beth Tikvah
Guided by Reform Jewish values, Temple Beth Tikvah (TBT) honors our heritage and builds for tomorrow
while nurturing connection, individuality, and spirituality. Our thriving preschool and religious school
programs serve 150+ children and teens, with a strong emphasis on Jewish identity and education. TBT
is also home to the largest North American Federation of Temple Youth (NFTY) teen youth group in the
Southeast, regularly sending large delegations to regional and national kallot and recently hosting a
regional youth event on our synagogue campus. We offer a wide range of intergenerational programs that
bring members of all ages together. Recent events for holiday celebrations, joyful socializing, and acts of
mitzvot drew more than one-third of our membership, demonstrating our community's desire to engage in
a variety of ways. We have a strong lay leadership structure with active Sisterhood and Men's Club
groups that host popular annual events, along with committees dedicated to adult learning, social action,
chavurot and affinity groups, and caring for our community members in times of need.

About Roswell, Georgia
Roswell, Georgia is part of metro Atlanta but has its own unique vibe. Consistently ranked among the
best places to live in the state, Roswell blends historic charm with modern style. The city offers award-
winning green spaces and park programs, a walkable and active downtown, top-rated schools, excellent
healthcare, and a robust retail and restaurant scene. With direct access to the Chattahoochee River, a full
calendar of community events, and the busiest airport in the world within easy reach, Roswell is an ideal
place to live, work, and play. Temple Beth Tikvah is proud to be part of the thriving Jewish community in
North Atlanta, often collaborating with nearby synagogues and congregations of other faith traditions on
programs and shared initiatives.