Manager, Israel Action and Addressing Antisemitism Program (IAP) (MidWest Region)

Hillel International

Role Overview

Hillel International is looking for a strategic, relationship-driven professional to serve as Manager of the Israel Action and Addressing Antisemitism Program (IAP). This role is designed for a candidate who brings both subject-matter expertise and the ability to translate it into an actionable campus strategy.

The ideal candidate has demonstrated experience engaging students and campus communities in thoughtful, proactive Israel education and programming. They are a strong consultant, relationship builder, and collaborator, capable of guiding Hillel professionals through complex and often high-pressure campus dynamics related to Israel and antisemitism.

Working in close partnership with Hillel International colleagues and local Hillel teams, the Manager will help design and implement impactful education and engagement strategies and provide real-time support to campuses navigating anti-Israel activity and antisemitic incidents.

The IAP Manager reports to the Director of IAP and serves as an integral member of the national IAP team. This remote position is available to eligible candidates in the U.S., with a preference for those located in the Midwest. It requires approximately 40% travel.

What You’ll Do

• Provide strategic guidance to Hillels responding to anti-Israel activity and antisemitism on campus
• Partner with a designated cohort of campuses and assist in designing and implementing Israel education and engagement strategies
• Serve as a subject-matter consultant on Israel and antisemitism-related issues
• Develop and scale proactive Israel education and engagement initiatives
• Build and maintain relationships with Israel-focused partner organizations at the local, regional, and national levels
• Support campuses in moments of crisis and high visibility, providing real-time consultation and strategy
• Design and facilitate collaborative programming across multiple Hillels, including international opportunities
• Manage initiatives that engage and develop Hillel student leaders in Israel-related programming

What You've Accomplished

• 3-5 years of experience in a related field
• A bachelor’s degree (in a related field is preferred)
• Demonstrated knowledge of Israel, Middle East affairs, and the evolving campus climate
• Experience working with diverse populations, including Israeli and/or international communities
• Track record of building consensus and navigating complex stakeholder environments

What You’ll Bring to the Job

• Ability to remain composed and effective in high-pressure or crisis situations
• Strong relationship-building and community engagement skills
• Excellent written and verbal communication abilities
• Highly organized with strong project management skills
• Experience in informal or experiential education
• Familiarity with the Jewish communal or nonprofit sector
• Comfort operating in ambiguity and rapidly changing environments
• Ability to work independently while managing multiple priorities
• Proactive, adaptable, and solutions-oriented mindset
• Willingness to travel frequently and engage directly with campus communities

What You’ll Receive

• Competitive salary in the nonprofit marketplace. The salary range for this role is $58,000-$68,000
• A comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance, retirement plan, Life, AD&D, and Long Term Disability (LTD) insurance, Flexible Spending accounts, generous vacation/sick time, and parental leave.
• Great professional development, mentoring, and skill-building opportunities
• Travel regionally and abroad, particularly to Israel

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Campaign & Donor Relations Associate 

Hillel International

Role Overview

Hillel International’s Advancement Pillar is seeking a highly organized and detail-oriented Campaign and Donor Relations Associate to join the Advancement and Philanthropic Services team. This position supports Hillel’s mission by managing donor communications, ensuring the accuracy of gift and donor data, and facilitating smooth financial processing and stewardship. The ideal candidate is a systems thinker with excellent communication skills, a proactive work ethic, and a desire to grow in the fundraising and nonprofit sectors. This position is fully remote and open to eligible candidates in the United States.

What You’ll Do

Donor Relations & Stewardship:

• Serve as the primary point of contact for donor inquiries via phone and email, providing high-quality support and customer service.
• Manage the production and distribution of donor acknowledgments, tribute notifications, and pledge reminders.
• Track and report on planned giving commitments and associated documentation.
• Maintain up-to-date constituent records and ensure accuracy across all touchpoints.

Gift Processing & Finance Liaison:

• Accurately process incoming donations across multiple channels, including checks, wires, stock, online gifts, and donor-advised funds.
• Partner with the Finance team to reconcile donations and ensure accurate coding and reporting on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis.
• Serve as a liaison between the Advancement and Finance teams and local Hillels regarding gift processing and documentation.

Data & Reporting:

• Manage donor records in Salesforce, including gift entry, donor profiles, and engagement activity.
• Run regular reports to track campaign and donor activity; perform data audits to ensure system integrity.
• Support direct mail and digital fundraising campaigns by managing lists and gift imports in coordination with external vendors.

Team & Event Support:

• Play an integral role in backend logistics and data support for Advancement events and webinars.
• Collaborate with key programmatic teams to ensure donor information is gathered, shared, and used effectively.
• Take on special projects and administrative tasks as needed to support the broader Campaign Services team.

What You’ll Bring to the Job

• A bachelor's degree. 
• At least two years of professional work experience or internships.
• A passion for mission-driven work and curiosity about fundraising strategy.
• Strong attention to detail, organizational skills, and the ability to manage multiple priorities simultaneously.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, both written and verbal.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office, particularly Excel; prior experience with Salesforce or another CRM preferred.
• A self-starting attitude with a collaborative spirit and willingness to learn.
• Experience in a fundraising, customer service, or data-focused role is a plus.
• Commitment to confidentiality and ethical handling of donor data.

What You’ll Receive

• Competitive salary range: $50,000 to $55,000, commensurate with experience.
• This position is fully remote and open to eligible candidates in the United States.
• Full suite of employee benefits, including health insurance, retirement plan, generous paid time off, parental leave, and flexible spending plans.
• Ongoing professional development, training, and mentoring opportunities.
• A dynamic, values-driven work environment with passionate colleagues.

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Controller (Nonprofit Accounting)

Hillel International

Role Overview

Are you a seasoned nonprofit accounting and finance professional who excels at overseeing complex financial operations, strengthening internal controls, and delivering accurate, insightful reporting in a mission- driven organization? Do you excel in a dynamic work environment balancing core operational functions, varied deliverables, and strategic partnerships? 

As Controller at Hillel International, you will be a senior operational lead, reporting to the VP of Finance and Accounting, who oversees the full accounting cycle with a $60M+ operating budget, supporting multiple program areas and complex funding streams. In this role, you will partner closely with programmatic and administrative leaders across the organization to support budgeting, financial planning, and performance management. You will also identify opportunities to improve financial systems and workflows, implement solutions that enhance efficiency and reporting, and ensure the organization maintains the highest standards of nonprofit accounting compliance. The Controller will also manage and develop a team of three accounting professionals, providing leadership, mentorship, and clear processes that enable the team to operate efficiently and deliver high-quality financial information across the organization.

This is an exciting opportunity for a thoughtful and detail-oriented finance leader to help strengthen the financial infrastructure of an organization that supports Jewish students on college campuses across North America. This position is fully remote and open to eligible candidates in the United States.

What You’ll Do

• Oversee the full accounting cycle, inclusive of: daily operations, monthly reconciliations, and other finance deliverables that support program and administrative functions.
• Performs programmatic and organization-wide reporting, along with performance metrics and analysis of net asset positions.
• Function as lead on budget compilation, reporting, and performance management. Operate as an ongoing thought partner with budget owners to maximize accuracy and support reforecasts based on new developments to further strategic planning.
• Manage the completion of the annual audit and 990, including managing audit relationships, planning, preparation, and review of supporting schedules, and compilation of financial statements and 990 workbook.
• Lead ongoing evaluation and improvement of financial systems, workflows, and reporting infrastructure to increase efficiency, strengthen internal controls, and enhance organizational decision-making.
• Establish and maintain internal policies, procedures, and controls that ensure operational best practices and nonprofit GAAP compliance.
• Manage and develop a high-performing accounting team of three professionals, fostering strong financial discipline, accountability, and continuous improvement across finance operations.
• Ensure training and resources, both within and across teams, are kept current and provide the information necessary for consistent processing.

What You’ve Accomplished 

• 7 plus years of finance experience in the service of nonprofit organizations, operating either as an internal employee or as an auditor or outsourced staff
• Bachelor’s degree in accounting required
• Master's in Accounting and a CPA preferred

What You'll Bring to the Job 

• Success in managing or overseeing nonprofit finance operations
• Experience managing budgets in excess of $50M across multiple departments with a variety of underlying programs
• Knowledge of NetSuite or similar accounting systems that function with matrixed transaction fields
• Ability to evaluate existing processes and propose custom workflows and system solutions 
• Experience managing multiple deliverables across a variety of stakeholders
• Skill in simplifying and explaining accounting concepts to parties with varied levels of technical understanding

What You’ll Receive

• Competitive salary in the nonprofit marketplace. The salary range for this role is $140,000 - $160,000
• This position is fully remote and open to eligible candidates in the United States.
• A comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance, retirement plan, Life, AD&D, and Long Term Disability (LTD) insurance, Flexible Spending accounts, generous vacation/sick time, and parental leave.
• Great professional development, mentoring, and skill-building opportunities

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Director, Hillel Campus Partners (Higher Education Advisory & Campus Consulting Projects)

Hillel International

Role Overview

Since the atrocities of October 7, Jewish students experienced a more than 700% increase in reported antisemitism on U.S. college campuses during the 2023–2024 academic year. While conditions improved on some campuses in 2024–2025, Jewish students continue to face unacceptable levels of bias, harassment, and exclusion in higher education.

Hillel International is launching Hillel Campus Partners (HCP) — a new, high-impact consultative offering designed to help universities improve policies, practices, and institutional responses related to Jewish life, antisemitism, and campus climate.

Hillel International is seeking an outstanding professional to serve as Director of Hillel Campus Partners & University Initiatives. Reporting to the Vice President for Hillel Campus Partners & University Initiatives, the Director will engage in business development, create key strategic deliverables, best-in-class product design, and serve as a trusted partner to senior university leaders across academic affairs, student affairs, campus safety, and beyond.

This role requires a leader who brings strong consulting expertise, data fluency, and a demonstrated ability to research and design institution-specific solutions and best practices for deployment at scale. This position is fully remote and open to eligible candidates in the United States. The position requires up to 30% of travel. 

What You’ll Do

• Assist in the research, design, implementation, and execution of a go-to-market strategy for a portfolio of consultative products and services that support universities in improving campus climate for Jewish students — and, by extension, all students.
• Support Hillel Campus Partners by building a best-in-class consultative model for higher education institutions through research, leveraging best practices, developing resources, and implementing recommendations.
• Partner on business development activities by identifying new client opportunities, contributing to proposals, and helping expand existing client relationships.
• Synthesizing concepts into business case decks and leading collateral design for go-to-market strategies
• Work with clients to design a realistic implementation strategy for recommendations.
• Manage multiple projects simultaneously while partnering closely with members of the HCP & Campus Solutions teams to research, design, and produce frameworks for solutions for campus policies, practices, and interventions that foster welcoming, inclusive, and accountable campus environments.
• Leverage insights and data from the external marketplace, and through Hillel, specifically the Campus Climate Initiative (CCI), Campus Impact Advisors (CIA), and university partners to develop customized evidence-informed strategies.
• Proactively collaborate across Hillel International to bring the full ecosystem of campus climate, policy, security, and educational resources to the development of solutions for university partners.
• Assist in the continual evaluation and iteration of portfolio products.
• Ensures client retention with a focus on increasing client satisfaction

What You've Accomplished

• 5+ years of experience, including at least 2+ years of professional experience in a formal consulting or advisory role. 
• Proven success leading multiple client/ project teams in fast-paced, innovative environments. 
• Track record of managing relationships and communications with internal and external stakeholders to ensure alignment on project plans and implementation.

What You’ll Bring to the Job

• Strong background in strategic problem-solving.
• Deep knowledge in consultation methodology, strategy development, and organizational change.
• Knowledge and in-depth experience with customer research techniques (interviews, surveys, focus groups, etc.).
• Strong data analysis skills with the ability to translate insights into actionable strategies.
• Experience building, launching, and scaling new products or consulting offerings, preferably within higher education or adjacent sectors.
• Ability to develop and present preliminary proposals as part of the services sales process
• Demonstrated success in contributing and collaborating with high-performing, collaborative teams.
• A passion for assisting clients to create a more welcoming, thoughtful, and inclusive space for Jewish students
• Exceptional formal and informal communication skills and the ability to influence, advise, and build trust with clients.
• Comfort operating in a dynamic, high-pressure environment with clarity, composure, and sound judgment.
• A strong commitment to Hillel International’s mission and values.
• Knowledge of and ideally experience at the intersection of Jewish life on campus, higher education systems, antisemitism (including legal and policy frameworks), and the broader political, media, and communal landscape.

What You’ll Receive

• Competitive salary in the nonprofit marketplace. The salary range for this role is $100,000 to $120,000. 
• This position is fully remote and open to eligible candidates in the United States. 
• Comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance, retirement plan, Life, AD&D, and Long Term Disability (LTD) insurance, Flexible Spending accounts, generous vacation/sick time, and parental leave.
• Great professional development, mentoring, and skill-building opportunities

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Senior Manager, Jewish Talent Pipeline Development

Hillel International

Role Overview

Hillel International seeks a dynamic, strategic, and well-connected Senior Manager, Jewish Talent Pipeline Development, to serve as a bridge between talented Jewish student leaders and meaningful careers in the Jewish communal sector.

This role plays a critical part in advancing Hillel’s Strategic Plan by engaging emerging student leaders and strengthening the early-career pipeline for the Jewish world, ensuring that talented, committed students are equipped, inspired, and connected to career pathways that will shape the future of Jewish life.

As the Senior Manager, you will work closely with Hillel’s Talent Acquisition team, partner organizations (including Leading Edge and JFNA), and campus professionals to provide personalized career coaching, lead career development workshops, and build relationships with Jewish communal employers to connect highly engaged and talented students with career pathways in the sector. You will serve as both a trusted career advisor and a strategic connector, helping students translate their Jewish leadership experiences into impactful professional opportunities.

This is a unique opportunity to directly influence the Jewish communal sector’s talent pipeline by supporting students at the critical moment when they are making career decisions and stepping into their professional identities. This position is fully remote and open to eligible candidates in the United States. Candidates must be willing to travel 40–50% of the time to campuses, conferences, and partner sites.

What You’ll Do

Career Coaching & Student Support

• Conduct personalized career coaching sessions to help students clarify goals, identify interests, and explore career pathways in the Jewish communal sector.
• Provide resume reviews, cover letter feedback, and interview preparation tailored to roles in Jewish nonprofit organizations and related fields.
• Help students translate their leadership experiences, Jewish engagement, and extracurricular involvement into strong professional narratives.
• Connect students with mentors, Jewish professionals, and alumni in their areas of career interest.
• Advise students in exploring Jewish communal career pathways and assist them in their career decision-making process. 

Internship & Opportunity Matching

• Maintain expertise in key Jewish-sector fellowships, internships, and emerging professional programs.
• Match students to relevant opportunities based on their interests, experiences, and career goals.
• Support students through application processes, providing guidance, feedback, and accountability.
• Help students identify entry points into the Jewish nonprofit workforce 

Partnership Management & Employer Relations

• Cultivate strong relationships with Jewish communal organizations, employers, and hiring managers across the sector.
• Serve as a connector between talented students and Jewish communal employers, facilitating warm handoffs, individualized support,  and meaningful engagement.
• Partner closely with organizations such as Leading Edge, JFNA, and other talent initiatives to align recruitment and placement strategies.
• Stay current on trends in Jewish communal hiring, emerging roles, and workforce needs across the sector.

Campus Collaboration & Training

• Work with Springboard Fellows and other campus professionals to deliver locally focused career-oriented programming, including networking nights, speaker panels, and employer site visits.
• Represent the Jewish communal sector at campus career fairs and Hillel talent sessions.
• Provide virtual and in-person support to supplement campus-based career initiatives.
• Ensure seamless transitions as students move from the Leadership Development Concierge to career-focused support.
• Partner with campus professionals to identify high-potential Jewish student leaders interested in communal careers.

Data Management & Impact Measurement

• Maintain detailed records in Hillel's CRM system tracking student interactions, applications, placements, and outcomes.
• Generate regular reports demonstrating program impact and return on investment.
• Track outcomes that demonstrate progress toward strengthening the Jewish communal talent pipeline.
• Use data to identify trends, gaps, and opportunities for program improvement.
• Communicate program outcomes and impact to internal leadership, partners, and funders.

What You’ll Bring to the Job

Required

• Bachelor's degree.
• 5–7 years of professional experience in career coaching, talent development, recruitment, or Jewish communal work.
• Ability to travel 40–50% of the time to campuses, conferences, and partner sites.
• Strong knowledge of the Jewish communal sector, including major organizations, fellowships, and career pathways.
• Proven success in building and maintaining professional networks and partnerships.
• Excellent coaching and advising skills with the ability to help students clarify goals and make thoughtful career decisions.
• Outstanding interpersonal and communication skills with diverse stakeholders, including students, employers, campus staff, and partners.
• Experience with data systems, CRM platforms, or tracking tools, and the ability to use metrics to demonstrate impact.
• Entrepreneurial mindset with creativity, initiative, and strong follow-through.

Preferred

• Direct experience in Jewish communal hiring, talent acquisition, or fellowship program management.
• Background in campus career services, student affairs, or leadership development.
• Established relationships with Jewish sector employers and fellowship programs.
• Knowledge of career development theory and best practices in supporting emerging professionals.
• Experience working within national Jewish organizations or networks.

What You’ll Receive

• Competitive salary in the nonprofit marketplace of $75,000 to $85,000.
  Note: This position is funded by a two-year grant. Continuation of this position after the grant period will be contingent upon grant renewal.
• Fully remote, flexible work hours and location. Please note that to be considered, you must be legally authorized to work in the United States. While we fully support remote work, employees must be based in the United States.
• Hillel offers a comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance, retirement plan, life insurance, Long Term Disability (LTD), Flexible Spending Plan, unlimited vacation, generous sick time, and parental leave.
• Great professional development, mentoring, and skill-building opportunities.
• Amazing, smart, dedicated, fun colleagues at Hillel International and across the Hillel movement.
• Travel opportunities to campuses, conferences, and communities.

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Role Overview

Positions available in multiple locations across the US beginning Fall Semester 2026. This posting is for anticipated openings. While we will conduct preliminary interviews based on applications submitted through this posting, we will also reach out to qualified candidates to engage in a campus-specific review process once individual roles are posted. Note that positions are anticipated to open on a rolling basis through summer 2026. Specific titles, compensation, and experience required/preferred vary by campus Hillel.

Do you love meeting new people? Are you always inviting friends to things you care about, and making sure they actually show up? Do you believe the best experiences are better when shared? As an IACT professional, you’ll do exactly that. You’ll build meaningful relationships and connect students to Birthright Israel and each other. 

Make a lasting impact on Jewish life as an IACT professional (Inspired, Active, Committed, Transformed), Hillel's innovative strategy that harnesses the power of Birthright. In addition to guiding students on impactful Birthright experiences, IACTs build campus communities prior to their departure and upon their return. IACTs are excited to engage students in Israel and in Jewish conversations and have a deep understanding of Jewish identity as a framework for shaping meaning, value, and purpose in the lives of emerging adults. They wake up each day (or at least most!) excited to help students explore and create vibrant connections to Israel and Jewish Life.

This is an in-person and on-campus role available at a variety of locations.

What You’ll Do

• Travel to Israel with college students while leading immersive experiences
• Build meaningful connections with students and seek out students who are not yet involved in Jewish life
• Serve as a thought partner and entrepreneurial leader for the campus Hillel’s student life staff and engagement strategy
• Recruit, coordinate, and curate a meaningful Birthright Israel experience for students 
• Staff Shabbat dinners and help celebrate holidays with the campus community
• Manage campus Hillel’s Birthright Israel program, including recruitment, interviews, pre-trip orientations, and creating the most impactful trip experience
• Create ways to elevate student passions and craft experiences that reflect the interests of the student body
• Manage post-trip engagement and develop Jewish experiences and opportunities for Birthright Israel alumni
• Support recruitment for other immersive experiences in Israel including Onward Israel, Masa Israel, and Maccabee Task Force
• Develop and nurture relationships with University personnel and partners throughout campus
• Attend staff meetings and participate in regular supervision with supervisor
• Collaborate with other Hillel staff to help shape and develop the mission of the campus Hillel

What You’ll Bring to the Job

• Bachelor’s degree required
• 0-5 years of experience, dependent on local Hillel needs and position specifics
• Entrepreneurial energy and a passion for Judaism, Israel, and the Jewish People
• Creativity, the ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment, ability to take initiative, interest in professional growth, excellent interpersonal communication, and leadership development skills
• Prior travel experience in Israel, preferably on a Birthright Israel trip
• Capability to work both independently and as part of a team
• Ability to prioritize and handle multiple assignments
• Things may not always go according to plan, but you are willing to take risks and learn from your wins as well as your losses

What You’ll Receive

• Competitive salary in the non-profit marketplace. The salary range for this role is commensurate based on experience, with the average salary being $48,000, depending on experience, location, title, and job description at the individual locations. Please note that this scale is based on several different openings and might be higher or lower in some specific locations’ job postings. 
• Title varies depending on job description and location. 
• A comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance and generous vacation/sick time
• Great professional development, mentoring, and skill-building opportunities
• 100% paid travel to US-based conferences and professional development gatherings
• 100% paid travel regionally and abroad, particularly to Israel, multiple times per year
• A cohort of like-minded colleagues to collaborate and grow with
• Unlimited coffee/hot chocolate

About IACT

IACT (Inspired, Active, Committed, Transformed) is Hillel’s comprehensive strategy that leverages Birthright Israel to transform Jewish life on campus. Currently active on 32 campuses across the United States, IACT seeks to engage a critical mass of less affiliated first and second year students in Jewish life on campus by inspiring, activating and propelling these young adults on a Jewish journey. By ensuring that every Jewish student has the opportunity to participate in a meaningful immersive Israel experience and be supported on a journey of Jewish discovery before, during, and after that experience, IACT builds a connected and committed campus community. This is a unique position for a candidate who has a passion for recruiting and is skilled in organizing, marketing, event planning, and program development.

Applications submitted through the Hillel International website will NOT be considered. To apply, please submit your application through the Sandler Search website linked HERE. 

Senior Vice President, Marketing and Communications

Hillel International

Role Overview

Hillel International seeks a Senior Vice President, Marketing and Communications (SVP, M&C) to lead an exciting, high-impact portfolio encompassing marketing, communications, and a large direct-response fundraising unit. Reporting directly to the Chief External Affairs Officer and serving as a key member of the senior leadership team, this executive will manage three direct reports and a team of nearly 40 professionals.

The SVP, M&C must bring exceptional leadership, judgment, and cultural fluency with the ability to operate in a nuanced ecosystem. This leader will be a central partner in crisis communications, marketing and brand strategy, and organizational alignment, balancing urgency with long-term strategy.

For more information about this important work and vision, explore Hillel’s new strategic plan for 2025-2028.

Location: Remote, East Coast or Central Time preferred

What You’ll Do

Marketing & Brand Strategy

• Grow Hillel’s global marketing function, bringing strategic focus, creativity, and momentum to a high-growth area.
• Strengthen Hillel’s brand positioning across a competitive market landscape, encompassing campus, community, students, parents, and stakeholders.
• Increase student awareness, relevance, and engagement nationally, operating effectively within a modest budget.
• Infuse creativity, innovation, and strategic thinking into marketing efforts and brand building opportunities across channels and audiences.

Communications, Reputation & Crisis Leadership

• Serve as a senior organizational leader on communications strategy, including crisis response related to campus antisemitism, and other high-profile and sensitive topics.
• Provide sound judgment and strategic counsel on high-stakes, reputational matters.
• Anticipate how messaging will land with diverse audiences, including students, campus professionals, donors, boards, and university leaders.
• Collaborate closely with Legal, Campus Affairs, executive leadership, and external advisors to ensure coordinated, disciplined communications.

Direct-Response Fundraising

• Ensure strong leadership, culture, and accountability while empowering experienced leaders to manage day-to-day execution.
• Align fundraising communications with enterprise brand and messaging strategy.
• Support the continued success and growth of Hillel International’s grassroots movement-wide fundraising consulting services and partner with senior leadership to evaluate the future structure and evolution of the function.

Executive Leadership & Organizational Partnership

• Lead and develop a distributed team of nearly 40 professionals across marketing, communications, and fundraising consulting.
• Oversee senior leaders who independently manage large, multi-layered teams.
• Serve as a key member of the senior leadership team, partnering closely with the CEO, CEAO, and other executives.
• Represent Hillel externally with credibility, nuance, and executive presence while thriving in a complex, high-accountability environment.

Qualifications & Experience 

This is a unique opportunity for a bold, mission-driven marketing and communications leader to shape and lead a comprehensive, enterprise-wide marketing and communications strategy; drive execution through strong, experienced leaders; and inspire a best-in-class team as the organization continues to navigate rapid landscape changes, emerging needs, and scale its overall impact.

The SVP will bring:

Senior & People Leadership: 15+ years of progressive senior leadership experience across marketing and communications, with related experience in fundraising and a strong track record of leading and developing large, multi-layered teams in complex, distributed organizations.

Strategic Marketing & Brand Vision: Demonstrated strategic marketing acumen, including brand positioning, deep channel and audience fluency and operating effectively within resource constraints, with experience providing brand stewardship across complex, distributed organizations.

Crisis Communications & Judgment: Significant experience navigating crisis communications, reputational risk, and high-stakes issues requiring sound judgment, speed, and discretion.

Jewish Communal & College Campuses: Sophisticated understanding of the Jewish communal ecosystem and campus dynamics, including political nuance; candidates without direct Jewish professional experience will be considered only with significant, relevant lay leadership exposure.

Board & Executive Presence: Comfort working closely with boards, senior lay leaders, and executive stakeholders, with the ability to influence, advise, and communicate credibly at the highest levels.

Emotional Intelligence & Leadership Style: High emotional intelligence, maturity, and self-awareness, paired with sound judgment, resilience, and a collaborative leadership approach.

EDUCATION: Bachelor’s degree required. 

OTHER REQUIREMENTS: Willingness to travel domestically and internationally several times per year.

What You’ll Receive

• The salary range for this role is $220,000–$250,000, with additional bonus potential.
• A comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance, retirement plan, Life, AD&D and Long-Term Disability (LTD) insurances, Flexible Spending accounts, generous vacation/sick time, and parental leave.

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