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Executive Director
Write On, Door County is a nationally recognized nonprofit literary arts organization dedicated to inspiring and engaging readers and writers of all ages, at all stages. Founded in 2013, Write On provides high-quality writing programs, author events, conferences, and residencies that foster creativity, deepen craft, and build meaningful connections through story. Write On, Door County is currently seeking a strategic and relationship-driven leader to be its next Executive Director. This individual will serve as Write On’s chief executive and primary ambassador, stewarding the organization’s mission while guiding its future
Special Olympics of Alabama (SOAL) is currently seeking a visionary and values-driven leader to be its next CEO. This individual will serve as the organization’s chief executive, lead fundraiser, and public ambassador, providing trusted leadership during a pivotal period of organizational strengthening and growth. The CEO, in close partnership with the Board, will set strategic direction, support effective governance, and ensure SOAL’s mission is conducted with integrity, accountability, and measurable statewide impact.
Peninsula School of Art (PenArt) in Door County, Wisconsin, is currently seeking an accomplished and visionary Director of Development to help advance its ambitious five-year strategic plan. Building on a strong foundation of community engagement and donor loyalty, this role will drive the next chapter of PenArt’s growth through inspired leadership in philanthropy. This is a dynamic opportunity for a creative, strategic, and relationship-centered fundraising professional to join a collaborative team and help realize PenArt’s vision: to make art accessible, inclusive, and transformative for all who walk through its doors.
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