[Lapg] Ojai Foundation Job Posting: Program Manager

[Rachel Dawson]

The posting for program manager is on TOF's website and can be viewed
here ... http://www.ojaifoundation.org/job-opportunities

For your convience, I have pasted the copy below ...

We are often seeking like-minded, staff/community members here at The
Ojai Foundation. Share a love of the land, Council, service,
community, and personal growth in a spiritual sanctuary dedicated to
enlivening and transforming relationship through the art of deep
listening and heartful expression.

Program Manager

We are working to build a more compassionate, peaceful and sustainable
world. The Ojai Foundation, a 30-year-old nonprofit teaching
communication skills to students and adults in California, Israel and
around the world, seeks a Program Manager to oversee all adult and
youth programs at our 40-acre retreat center in upper Ojai.

We are seeking someone with exceptional organizational, management and
communication skills. Someone who is an energetic self-starter, a
passionate individual with a sense of humor and candid voice, someone
who can see the big picture while managing the details.
Responsibilities will include administration of programs, oversight of
staff and sub-contracted youth team and represention of programs
within the leadership of The Ojai Foundation.

Salary Range: $40,000 - $50,000 with possibility for discounted on-
site housing.

To apply please send a resume and at least two letters of reference to
Trisha Graham, trisha at ojaifoundation.org or call 805-646-8343 ext 101
for more information.

Application Deadline is December 8 for first round interviews.

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