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These are just a few of our current
searches...
Manager of Housing Programs
hopeFound
Boston, Massachusetts
WorkFirst Employment Services
Manager
hopeFound
Boston, Massachusetts
Executive Director
Northeast Document Conservation Center
Andover, Massachusetts
President
The Carroll Center for the Blind
Newton, Massachusetts
Director of Development and Strategic
Partnerships
Camp Starfish
Waltham, Massachusetts
Executive Director
The Tiny Miracles Foundation
Darien, Connecticut
Executive Director
State-Boston Retirement System
Boston, Massachusetts
Research and Policy Associate
Nellie Mae Education Foundation
Quincy (Boston), Massachusetts
Director of Development and
Communications
The Young People's Project
Boston, Massachusetts
Boston Executive Director
Strong Women, Strong Girls
Boston, Massachusetts
South Florida Executive Director
Strong Women, Strong Girls
Miami-Dade County, Florida
Coming Soon!
Dean of Admissions
Massachusetts College of Art and Design
Boston, Massachusetts
Program Officer Associate
Nellie Mae Education Foundation
Quincy (Boston), Massachusetts
Communications Director
Nellie Mae Education Foundation
Quincy (Boston), Massachusetts
The Nonprofit Professionals Advisory Group is
constantly launching new searches. To hear about
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Other Interesting Opportunities
Government
Relations Manager
Center for Clean Air Policy
Washington, DC
Dean of Advancement
Montserrat College of Art
Beverly, Massachusetts
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your organization's open positions, please
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Is Your Resume an A+? If Not, Do You Know
Why?
Is your resume an A+? If you can't answer yes to
this question, chances are it is not telling your best
story. If you are job seeking in this competitive
environment or planning a job search, you should be
certain that your resume stands out.
Nonprofit Professionals Advisory Group can help
you get the help you need and deserve.
We have
reviewed thousands of resumes, and have first-hand
knowledge and expertise about what an A+ resume
looks like. Consider your resume an investment, and
make sure it receives the best possible return.
We
provide a range of affordable packages for job
seekers, and each is customized to meet your needs
and budget. Many individuals engage our services to
simply review and edit their resumes while others
seek our knowledge and expertise in job search
strategy and more specialized services. We provide
highly confidential, tailored, and empathic services.
For more information, contact Erin O'Connor
Jones at
Erin
@NonprofitProfessionals.com.
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Thank you for subscribing
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newsletter.
In this edition, you'll
find helpful tips,
a feature
article covering a topic central to your
search, as
well
as information regarding our consulting
services.
This
newsletter is meant to help you in your
search. To
that end, your feedback is appreciated so
that we
may continue to improve what we offer.
A Guide to Surviving a Round of Lay Offs
The headlines are screaming about
high unemployment rates, pink slip parties and record
numbers of lay-offs and downsizing. If you've been
laid off or are facing the possibility of unemployment,
you may be wondering "What's next?" After the
disbelief, denial and feeling of panic, you will need to
get some rest and prepare to land your next job. You
need to act quickly and be strategic in the way you
approach and think about your job search. Doing so
will empower you through a lay off or simply help you
prepare for the possibility of one in the near future.
Follow these strategies and you'll increase your
chances to emerge stronger,
better-prepared and
ready for the dream job which awaits you.
Click here to read the whole article...
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Join us for our April Webinar! I've Been Laid Off, Now What?
Join Erin O'Connor Jones on Tuesday,
April 28, 2009 at 12 noon (EST) for "You've Been Laid
Off, Now What?
More than ever, long-term, dedicated employees are
facing pending unemployment or have recently been
laid off and are now finding themselves having to
re-launch a job search after years of working in the
same
position at the same organization. Job searching can
be a full time job and it is important to approach it
correctly, especially if you haven't applied for a new
position in years. Erin will share smart job seeking
and networks tips for updating your professional
experience and skills, along with important do's and
don'ts for gracefully leaving your current job, so that
you can get back in the job market to re-launch a
successful job search.
Date:
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Time:
12:00pm - 1:00pm EST
These webinars are free, but available on a limited basis and spaces must be held with reservations.
Click here to register...
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Lester Strong Testifies at the Serve America Act Hearing
The Nonprofit Professionals
Advisory Group congratulates new Experience Corps
Executive Director Lester Strong, whom we placed in
January, for his superb testimony in from of the
Senate
Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and
Pensions
on the Serve America Act.
Click here to watch or read Lester's testimony.
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What Are We Reading? Check Out Our "Must Read" List of Books
Change Your Career: Transitioning to the
Nonprofit Sector by Laura Gassner Otting
How could we not recommend this
book? Written by the Founder and President of the
Nonprofit Professionals Advisory Group, this book is
designed to help readers change their careers and
ultimately, their lives. This is the A-Z guide to shifting
your focus to a nonprofit career with a range of
excellent resources and packed with sound, practical
advice.
The
Charismatic Organization: Eight Ways to Grow a
Nonprofit that Builds Buzz, Delights Donors, and
Energizes Employees by Shirley Sagawa
and Deborah
Jospin
While some nonprofits are chronically under
funded and understaffed, others can raise a million
dollars at a single event. Companies call them when
they are seeking cause-related partners. Their boards
are full of energetic, knowledgeable, and connected
people. They have grown steadily over the last
decade. They are the go-to groups on their issues, the
place to work, and the leaders in their fields. From our
friends Shirley Sagawa and Deb Jospin comes The
Charismatic Organization, a sure to be best-seller
offering a guide to reframing nonprofit work so that
organizations can expand their resource base and
sphere of influence to further their missions and
achieve greater impact.
Forces for Good: The Six Practices of High-Impact
Nonprofits by Leslie Crutchfield and
Heather McLeod Grant
If you are looking for real-live
examples or case studies, this book will really of
interest to you and for this reason it was voted a top
ten book of 2007 by the Economist magazine. This is
a comprehensive review of 12 different nonprofit
organizations, including Teach for America and Share
Our Strength and their efforts to make a difference with
smart, mission-driven practice and leadership. It will
change the way you look at nonprofit organizations
(big or small) and provides real life examples of how
traditional business models translate in the nonprofit
sector.
Search: Winning Strategies to Get Your Next Job in the
Nonprofit World by Larry Slesinger
This is a practical guide for people
seeking employment in the nonprofit world. An
executive search consultant, Larry Slesinger will walk
you through putting together a step-by-step job search
which includes how to make a great impression at an
interview, and create a great network.
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