One last mega jobs posting before everyone disappears for a couple of weeks.

1) Executive Director – Housing & Community Development Network of NJ

2) Public Affairs and Outreach Internship – DVRPC – Philadelphia

3) Executive Director – Sustainable Business Network – Philadelphia

4) Associate Director – InLiquid – Philadelphia

5) Director of Partnerships and Outreach – Fund for Philadelphia – Philadelphia

6) Editorial and Art Interns – Next American City – Philadelphia

7) Communications Manager – Delaware River Waterfront Corporation – Philadelphia

8) Marketing and Event Coordinator – Delaware River Waterfront Corporation – Philadelphia

9) Data Analyst – The Reinvestment Fund – Philadelphia

10) Outreach and Sales Representative – SmartPower – Philadelphia

11) Program Manager, Teen Program – Project H.O.M.E. – Philadelphia

12) Fresh Food / CSA Sales and Merchandising Supervisor – Greensgrow Philadelphia Project – Philadelphia

13) Development Director – Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia – Philadelphia

14) CFO – Finanta – Philadelphia

15) Director of Planning – Casino Reinvestment Development Authority – Atlantic City, NJ

16) Eastern Pennsylvania Director – Clean Water Action – Philadelphia

17) Executive Director – Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia – Philadelphia

18) Director – Philadelphia Center for Architecture – Philadelphia

19) Executive Director – KEEA Energy Education Fund – Philadelphia

Full descriptions after the jump! And if we don’t talk to you before then, happy new year!

1) Executive Director – Housing & Community Development Network of NJ

Organizational Background: The Housing & Community Development Network of NJ is a statewide association of over 250 non-profit housing and community development corporations, individuals, professional organizations, and prominent New Jersey corporations that supports the creation of housing choices and economic opportunities for low- and moderate-income community residents. The Network supports its CDC members by providing targeted technical assistance and educational programs, pursuing additional resources and improved public policies, and conducting research on ways to enhance the impact and effectiveness of the community development sector. The Network currently has 11 staff members and an annual operating budget of $1.25 million.

The Network believes that community development should engage residents fully in the building and rebuilding of their communities, and that community-based non-profit development corporations are an essential part in that process. The Network and its members share a commitment to promoting economic justice and the empowerment of low-income individuals and communities, and encouraging wider participation in the framing and implementation of public policies. Access to safe and decent shelter for low- and moderateincome residents should be a priority for all communities in New Jersey.

Opportunities of the Position and Organization: The Housing and Community Development Network has enjoyed significant success in providing its core services of capacity building, public policy advocacy, and networking for its members. It has highly skilled and professional staff in the Network’s different areas of work. The Network is viewed as the leader in New Jersey on all public policy matters relating to community development and housing. The Board, staff, members and supporters of the Network are seeking to preserve and build upon this stellar reputation.

One unique aspect of this position is that it has been held by the organization’s founder for the past 23 years. The outgoing ED is a highly visible and respected leader. The new ED will need to build upon the foundation she has established, while exploring new approaches and initiatives in order to ensure the organization remains relevant and adept at providing the networking, technical and policy support needed by its members.

Position Overview: The Executive Director of the Housing and Community Development Network of New Jersey plans, organizes, leads, directs, coordinates and controls the Organization’s overall operations, adhering to the highest professional standards consistent with the objectives and policies established by the Board of Directors. The Executive Director supports and implements the philosophy and policies established by the Board of Directors and is accountable and reports to the President of the Board of Directors. As Chief Administrative Officer of the Corporation, the Executive Director has legal authority to carry out any and all directives of the Board of Directors.

Key Responsibilities:

Hiring tends to slow a bit toward the end of the year, but here’s a batch before we head into December:

1) Farm to Families Intern – New Kensington CDC – Philadelphia

2) Neighborhood Conditions Survey Intern – New Kensington CDC – Philadelphia

3) Data Analyst, PolicyMap – The Reinvestment Fund – Philadelphia

4) Senior Long Range Planner – SEPTA – Philadelphia

5) Chief Operating Officer – COSA – Committee on Sustainability Assessment – Philadelphia

6) Program Manager – Institute for the Development of African-American Youth, Inc.- DON’T FALL DOWN IN THE HOOD PROGRAM (@ Temple University) – Philadelphia

7) City Planner – Sci-Tek Consultants Inc. – Philadelphia

8) Senior Aviation Planner – Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission – PhiladelphiaJob Category Transportation Planning

9) Urban Planning, Urban Design, or Architecture Blogger – Global Site Plans – your house

10) The Grid Assistant Blog Editor – Global Site Plans – your house

11) Planner – Hurley Franks & Associates – Philadelphia