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Please send us any staff, board, or
council openings that your organization may have that fit
the goal of Changing the Face of Housing in Minnesota. We'd
like to post them in our Leadership/Job Opportunities section.
Please send job descriptions to info@changingthefaceofhousing.org
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ORGANIZATION | Affordable Housing Connections,
Inc.
JOB TITLE | Office Administrator
Affordable Housing Connections, Inc. (AHC) has been
a nonprofit business partner to the affordable housing
industry since 1989. You can be part of shaping our
growth and future business opportunities. For the right
person, this could be a fast track to career advancement.
We are an affirmative action and equal opportunity
employer. This is an opportunity to join an experienced
and solid business and to be part of a growing, dynamic
organization.
AHC provides a variety of compliance monitoring, property
inspection, and due diligence reporting services as
well as training, technical assistance for capacity
building. In addition to property owners and management
companies, AHC clients include the Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation, the Minnesota Housing Partnership,
the Minneapolis-Saint Paul Housing Finance Board, the
HRAs of Washington County and Saint Cloud, the Dakota
County CDA, and the City of Rochester.
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posted 5/9/2008
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ORGANIZATION | University of Minnesota
JOB TITLE | Center for Innovation
and Economic Development (CIED)
The University of Minnesota is accepting applications for the Manager
of its newly created Center for Innovation and Economic Development (CIED).
As
the driver of this collaborative initiative, the Manager is responsible
for supporting economic growth and entrepreneurial expansion in North
Minneapolis. Qualified candidates must have demonstrated entrepreneurial
and business experience, leadership in undertaking new initiatives, excellent
communication skills and the proven ability to work effectively with
and across racially and ethnically diverse individuals and groups toward
a common goal. Applications should be made electronically through the
University of Minnesota's Online Employment System at https://employment.umn.edu,
Requisition # 154441. Additional information is available at www.ced.umn.edu or call 612-624-0530.
posted 5/9/2008
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ORGANIZATION | YWCA St. Paul
JOB TITLE | Transitional Housing
Program Specialist
POSITION SUMMARY: Assist the Transition Housing Program (THP) staff
in maintaining a quality,
comprehensive program for homeless women with dependent children through
efficient and effective provision
and management of services.
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posted 5/2/2008
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ORGANIZATION | Community Design Center
JOB TITLE | Minneapolis
Site Supervisor
The Community Design Center, a 39 year-old non-profit organization, is
seeking a summer site supervisor for a Minneapolis Mississippi River
project. The site supervisor will work with youth 14-18 in restoration
and conservation work along the Mississippi River. This is an exciting
new Community Design Center initiative in partnership with the Mississippi
Watershed Management Organization, the National Park Service, and the
Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board.
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posted 4/25/2008
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ORGANIZATION | Amherst H. Wilder Foundation
JOB TITLE | Housing Specialist
I (Counselor 1)
Program: SHES/Project Quest
Responsibilities: This position will provide housing
services for participants of Project Quest supportive
housing program. The program assists families who have
experienced long-term homelessness make the transition
from homelessness to housing, and provides ongoing
intensive service to the families. The Housing Specialist
will identify housing options and place families in
rental units; work closely with landlords to resolve
issues; work with other providers to identify other
resources needed to assist in sustaining housing; provide
consultation to families with barriers to housing;
conduct housing inspections; present a range of training
opportunities; and, work closely with case management
and housing teams. The program offers a strength based,
consumer focused, Housing First model.
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job description (.pdf)
posted 4/24/2008
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ORGANIZATION | HOUSINGLINK
JOB TITLE | BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SPECIALIST
Position open until filled.
REPORTS TO: Business Manager
PURPOSE: The Business Administration Specialist will
work with the Business Manager to effectively
manage all aspects of administration. Additionally,
this position will be responsible for
providing the support to the President and Chief Operating
Officer.
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job description (.pdf)
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ORGANIZATION | Greater Minnesota Housing
Fund
JOB TITLE | Director,
Finance & Accounting
Greater Minnesota Housing Fund supports the creation
of affordable housing for working families in areas
of economic vitality throughout Greater Minnesota.
GMHF was launched in 1996 as joint effort of The McKnight Foundation
and Blandin Foundation, and capitalized from 1996 and 2000 with a total
of $58.5 million. Since 2000 McKnight and Blandin Foundations recapitalized
GMHF in the amount of $24 million. Additional support has come in smaller
increments from several other private sources for a total of $84 million
in capital support.
Located in downtown St. Paul, with assets of $81 million,
GMHF’s lending activities are the core of its
multifaceted community development programs, including
neighborhood redevelopment, community-based planning,
employer assisted housing, “green building”,
and applied research and development. GMHF’s
lending activity is between $7 to $12 million annually.
GMHF assets include a loan portfolio of $41 million
with commitments to fund an additional $18 million
of loans. GMHF ‘s annual operating budget is
approximately $1,500,000 with a staff of seven FTE’s.
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job description (.pdf)
posted 4/19/2008
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ORGANIZATION | All Parks Alliance for Change
JOB TITLE | Democracy
Project Organizer
Organization Background. APAC is a statewide organization
of manufactured
(mobile) home park residents focused on education,
leadership development, and grassroots organizing.
Located in St. Paul, APAC serves as a tenant's union
for park residents in Minnesota. The organization's
programs include tenant advocacy, community organizing,
housing preservation, and state policy advocacy. APAC
has also begun a program to promote resident leadership,
organizing and advocacy in other states and on a national
level.
Project Background. In 2006, with the assistance of
the Democracy! Fund, APAC launched the Manufactured
Home Park Voter Engagement Project. Our fundamental
purpose is to provide a voice for this underrepresented
part of society and to use electoral organizing as
a bridge that links our community organizing and lobbying
efforts into an ongoing cycle to build power and advance
public policy change. The project will be organized
around the elections and the legislative session in
three stages * voter registration, education and mobilization.
The project and the position run through April 30,
2009.
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job description (.pdf)
posted 4/19/2008
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ORGANIZATION | Central MN Housing Partnership
JOB TITLE | PROPERTY DIRECTOR
PROPERTY DIRECTOR – Central MN Housing Partnership,
a regional non-profit housing developer and property
manager seeks FT individual with experience in Financial
and Asset Management to supervise the organization’s
real estate portfolio working in a fast-paced result
oriented environment. Knowledge of affordable housing
property management, including tax credits and Sec
8, financial and program compliance and reporting,
planning, project and program budgeting, and staff
supervision. Bachelors Degree in related field or equivalent
experience plus 3+ year related job experience. Looking
for a team builder with good communication skills.
Resumes accepted at info@cmhp.net No phone calls please.
posted 4/19/2008
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ORGANIZATION | City of Saint Paul
JOB TITLE | City Planner II
REQUIREMENTS:
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College graduation in a planning related field with
an urban emphasis and two years of
experience as a City Planner I or equivalent (no substitution
for college); OR
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A master's degree in urban planning.
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job description (.pdf)
posted 4/19/2008
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ORGANIZATION | Hearth Connection
JOB TITLE | Operations Director
Hearth Connection's mission is to build relationships,
resources, infrastructure and understanding, so that
no one in Minnesota remains homeless, and people who
were homeless can prosper. Hearth Connection is a Minnesota
non-profit that acts as an intermediary, working with
government and community social service agencies to
help people with very long histories of homelessness
move into and prosper in supportive housing. At Hearth
Connection, we believe it is possible to end long-term
homelessness in our society because we have seen the
vicious cycle of homelessness broken, one participant
at a time. No one should have to sleep outside, in
a car or on a mat on a shelter floor. Hearth Connection
is committed to increasing government's investments,
increasing the public's understanding and creating
the systems needed to end homelessness in Minnesota.
Click here for more information.
Operations Director will be responsible
for internal performance and organizational development
to help us carry out our mission with excellence and
efficiency. With a new person focused on what we need
to do to prepare internally to help more people move
from homelessness to homes of their own, I will have
more time to focus on how to increase funding for supportive
services. We know what needs to be done to end long-term
homelessness. Now is the time to do it.
posted 4/19/2008
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ORGANIZATION | Wilder Foundation
JOB TITLE | Chief Administrative Director
Wilder Foundation - Chief Administrative Director:
Responsible for $4.8 million of Wilder's $45 million
annual budget, covering Finance, HR, Investment, Compliance,
IT, and Real Estate functions. Open to candidates from
all sectors (public, private or non-profit), but must
show strength in building partnerships between operating
and program functions with very strong collaborative
skills.
http://www.wilder.org
posted 4/19/2008
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ORGANIZATION | CommonBond Communities
JOB TITLE | Vice President of Advantage
Services
CommonBond Communities - Vice President of Advantage
Services: With a staff of more than 35, oversees services
to over 7,300 residents living in affordable housing
developed and owned by CommonBond. The VP should be
someone well respected in the human services field
who is entrepreneurial, bringing a business and results-oriented
approach to Advantage Services.
http://www.commonbond.org
posted 4/19/2008
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ORGANIZATION | Community Action
Partnership of Ramsey & Wash. Counties
JOB TITLE | Executive Director
Community Action Partnership of Ramsey & Wash.
Counties - Executive Director: One of the largest community
action agencies in MN with a 2008 budget of $20.9 million
and 330 staff. Looking for a strong manager that can
work well with a diverse board, staff and client base
and lead a large, complex organization. Background
in anti-poverty programs a big plus.
http://www.caprw.org
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ORGANIZATION | Community Design Center
of Minnesota - St Paul, MN
JOB TITLE | Garden Corps Assistant
The Community Design Center
of Minnesota, a 39 year old non-profit organization,
seeks a full time (summer
seasonal) Garden Corps Assistant.
This position engages youth in sustainable urban agriculture
through the growing and marketing of fresh produce,
flowers, herbs, and other products.
Youth develop work skills, explore careers, learn about
nutrition, and practice stewardship.
The Garden Corps Assistant will provide support for
the following
responsibilities:
- Day-to-day supervision of 25 teenage youth in our
Garden Corps Internship program
- Planting, maintaining, harvesting from our 7 community
gardens in St Paul's East Side
- Operating our 25 member Salad Share CSA
- Operating/facilitating participation in our market
stands
- This position requires a flexible schedule with some
evening and weekend responsibilities
- Minimum time commitment for this position: June 2nd-August
31st 2008
The Garden Corps Assistant works under the direction
of and shares supervisory duties with the Garden Corps
Program Manager.
Qualifications/desired experience:
-Experience with Youth in: teaching, supervision, mentorship
-Experience gardening and/or working outdoors -Valid
driver's license
Compensation: $10/hour (40hrs/week for 13 weeks)
To apply send resume, cover letter, and 3 references
to:
Tamara Downs Schwei, Director
info@comdesignctrmn.org
731 East 7th Street, Suite 100St Paul MN 55106
Fax:651-228-7075
(email is preferred for applications, include "Garden
Intern Supervisor" in
subject line)
posted 4/14/2008
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ORGANIZATION | Twin Cities Local Initiatives
Support Corporation
JOB TITLE | Assistant Program
Officer
Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) seeks
a capable, self-motivated individual to fill an
Assistant
Program Officer (APO) position and round out
its team of talented and professional staff in its Twin Cities office, located
in St. Paul, MN. The individual hired to fill this position will support convening,
education and advocacy work with LISC’s partners; impact, measurement,
and accountability efforts including assistance with national level and local
program evaluation efforts; and implementation of the comprehensive development
strategies in target neighborhoods.
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job description (.pdf)
posted 4/11/2008
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ORGANIZATION | LSS Financial Counseling
Service
JOB TITLE | Financial
Counselor – Eastside
Financial Center & Center for Working Families
Detail: LSS Financial Counseling Service is seeking
an individual to provide financial counseling and coaching
at the Center for Working Families (CWF) and Eastside
Financial Center (EFC) on the east side of St. Paul.
These programs are part of the Wealth Creation Initiative
being developed on the Eastside of St. Paul. The CWF
and EFC are new initiatives which will provide employment
services, public benefit access, financial counseling
and education, as well as access to financial products
and services including a match savings program. This
position will provide financial counseling, coaching
and education to families and individuals utilizing
the CWF and EFC. Services provided will include budget
counseling, housing counseling, assisting clients with
financial goals, credit review and debt management,
through initial, follow-up counseling sessions and
education presentations including occasionally teaching
Get Checking classes. The counseling position will
also help coordinate services with the employment and
benefit access services including the match savings
program.
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job description (.pdf)
posted 3/29/2008
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ORGANIZATION | Aeon
JOB TITLE | Vice President,
Resident Connections
Aeon (formerly Central Community Housing Trust), a
non-profit leader in providing high-quality affordable
homes in the Twin Cities area, seeks a professional
to join our team.
Responsibilities: Build and lead the Resident Connections
team to ensure residents are connected to each other
and to the community, and actively engaged in the creation
of their positive home environment. Work collaboratively
with Aeon residents, asset management, property management
and other partners to achieve strategic goals. Establish
and maintain strong, effective relationships and partnerships
with service providers in the community. Provide effective
management of grants, contracts, and relationships
to improve the social and financial performance of
Aeon properties.
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job description (.pdf)
posted 3/25/2008
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ORGANIZATION | SS Financial Counseling
Service
JOB TITLE | Consumer
Credit Counselor I
Location: Openings in St. Paul and Duluth
Description: Lutheran Social Service Financial Counseling
has several openings in St Paul and Duluth for consumer
credit counselors to work with clients who are facing
financial problems. These positions are posted at 80%
- 100% time as part of planned service expansion. Responsibilities
include budget counseling, debt management services,
housing counseling, bankruptcy counseling, and financial
education
Requirements: BS or BA, or equivalent plus 2 years
experience in financial industry, credit, collections,
or human services.
Application Deadline: April 4, 2008
Application Contact: Email resume and application
to: kay.brown@lssmn.org. Applications must be received
by 4-4-08. Include the title and job code (F1004) in
your email subject line. An application may be downloaded
from our website at www.lssmn.org
Position Information: 5 openings, each 32-40 hours
per week with excellent benefits package. Work schedule
will be Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:00pm with some evenings.
posted 3/25/2008
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ORGANIZATION | New America Foundation
JOB TITLE | DIRECTOR
ASSET BUILDING PROGRAM
POSITION DESCRIPTION
The New America Foundation seeks a dynamic, visionary,
and entrepreneurial Director for the Asset Building
Program. The program, launched in 2002, has established
itself as a leading voice on innovative, market-oriented
public policies to enable low- and moderate-wealth
families in the U.S and around the world to (a) accumulate
savings; (b) access wealth-building financial services
and financial education; (c) better manage their debts;
and (d) build and protect lifelong, productive assets—a
home, an education, a small business, investments,
and a nest-egg for retirement. The program is among
the world’s leading policy experts and advocates
for universal and progressively funded savings accounts
at birth in developed and developing countries.
In 2006, the program launched both the Financial Services
and Education Project and the Global Assets Project
to deepen its work in these areas; is a leading voice
for asset-building policies in California; launched
and manages the assets clearinghouse, AssetBuilding.org;
and played a seminal role in the 2005 formation of
the bi-partisan, bi-cameral Congressional Savings and
Ownership Caucus in the U.S. Congress. The program
has also published in the nation’s leading newspapers
and magazines, and has appeared on the nation’s
top television and radio programs. For more information,
see http://www.newamerica.net/programs/asset_building.
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posted 3/19/2008
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ORGANIZATION | CommonBond Communities
JOB TITLE | Multicultural
Communities in Action AmeriCorps Program
PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Respond to needs in your community while learning new
work skills and earn money for education. These service
positions offer individuals the opportunity to assist
pre-k through high school aged youth with school
work in the classroom or provide educational and
recreational programming for youth at after-school
centers.
Full time positions are located in Minneapolis and
St. Paul and begin in September 2008 and end in August
2009.
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posted 3/4/2008
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ORGANIZATION | The NetWork for Better Futures
JOB TITLE | Director
Finance and Administration
Overview of the Enterprise
A team of Minnesota’s leading healthcare, housing,
workforce, and human service practitioners have come
together to create The NetWork, a practical strategy
that will promote the recovery, resiliency and prosperity
of at-risk adults who frequently use costly public
services such as emergency rooms, treatment programs,
jails, prison, and detox facilities. This multi-agency
alliance, which primarily targets African American
men, consists of five core components: housing, behavioral
health, health care, employment, and community/family
reengagement.
The NetWork is designed to serve high-risk men with
histories of substance abuse, mental illness, chronic
unemployment, and homelessness. These men are likely
to be poor, unemployed, socially isolated and battling
mental health and substance abuse. Most are typically
costly and routine users of public-funded services.
Many of these men also owe child support and they have
histories of multiple arrests and periods of incarceration.
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posted 1/21/2008
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