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Chief Executive Officer - Native Plant Trust

Country

United States of America

Region

North America

Working hours

Full-time

Contract type

Permanent contract

Experience

Director

Native Plant Trust seeks a dynamic leader and accomplished fundraiser as its next Chief Executive Officer (CEO). As the organization approaches its 125th anniversary, the talented staff and energized board are eager to realize an ambitious vision focused on the twin environmental crises of biodiversity loss and climate change. This offers the new CEO an exciting opportunity to lead a successful, well-run organization into a period of significant growth and impact.

Native Plant Trust is a national leader in plant conservation, ecological horticulture, and adult education. It operates Garden in the Woods, a renowned native plant botanic garden, and Nasami Farm nursery, which grows native plants from sustainably sourced seed. Six unstaffed sanctuaries in Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont are open to the public; a seventh, in Maine, is the site of a long-term research project on a rare orchid. Native Plant Trust has 32 year-round staff, 22 seasonal staff, and hundreds of volunteers.

Deadline: 15th September 2023

Salary: US$210,000 \xe2\x80\x93 250,000

Contract type: Permanent / Full time

Location: Framingham, Massachusetts, USA

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