The community development financial institution (CDFI) has engaged BroadView Talent Partners to lead the process of identifying BCL’s next leader.
Read MoreAccomplished entrepreneur and community leader Charly Bauer will lead nationally recognized art house Gateway Film Center as the new President and Chief Executive Officer of Gateway Film Foundation.
Read MoreWesley Housing conducted a national search for this position in partnership with BroadView Talent Partners, an executive search firm known for its success in recruiting and retaining mission-driven leaders in the nonprofit sector.
Read MoreWesley Housing conducted a national search for this position in partnership with BroadView Talent Partners, an executive search firm known for its success in recruiting and retaining mission-driven leaders in the nonprofit sector.
Read MoreHolton succeeds Carolyn E. Mosby, who has served as Interim President and CEO for the past year, leading the organization through a period of strategic transition and operational alignment. The appointment follows a national search conducted by Broadview Talent Partners and the NCMSDC Board of Directors
Read MorePortland, OR – REACH Community Development (REACH) is proud to welcome two distinguished leaders to its executive team: Eric Buenrostro Azúaas Chief Human Resource Officer and Jackie Keogh as Head of Impact and Philanthropy.
Read MoreBroadView Talent Partners has assisted in the recruitment of Rachel Haugk as the new executive director of Healthy New Albany in New Albany, OH. Christie Angel led the assignment.
Read MoreLabitue’s appointment follows a comprehensive national search led by BroadView Talent Partners, which identified him as the ideal candidate among a pool of outstanding contenders.
Read MoreUnlike many CEOs who discover their leadership aspirations later in life, Mac McNeil knew his destination early on, just not his path. Growing up primarily in Germany as a self-proclaimed Army brat, he saw leadership all around. “I probably knew at sixteen that I wanted to be a CEO,” shares Mac, whose first stint at leadership was as student council (StuCo) body president.
Read MoreKimberly Lee Minor, a retail industry veteran, is partnering with national executive search firm BroadView Talent Partners to expand and strengthen the sector’s leadership ranks. Together, they will empower both people and brands.
Read MoreAs many esteemed leaders in the CDFI sector prepare to retire, the torch of community-focused financial innovation is poised to be held by a new generation. Join us for an illuminating fireside chat where industry pioneers and emerging leaders come together to discuss the critical steps needed to ensure a seamless transition.
Read MoreThe board of trustees of the Martin Luther King Jr. Performing and Cultural Arts Complex has chosen Regina Ann Campbell as president and CEO. A respected leader in Detroit’s economic development and nonprofit community, Campbell has facilitated access to more than $31 million for underserved businesses over the past decade.
Read MoreThe Board of Directors of Oakridge Neighborhood has named Deidre DeJear the organization’s next President & CEO. DeJear will assume her new role in October, leading Iowa’s largest affordable housing community. The orghanization is dedicated to enriching diverse communities through exceptional housing and inclusive support services.
Read MoreIn any organization, the transition of an employee from peer to C-suite – or C-suite to CEO — can be a balancing act. Subject matter expertise alone is not enough. We encounter internal candidates in well over 50% of the searches we conduct. To kick off our new CEO leadership series, we sat down with Bill Lynch, President of the Specialty Food Association (SFA). Like nearly one-in-four CEOs, Bill was an internal candidate.
Read More“BroadView Talent Partners has impressive experience in the nonprofit and affordable housing sectors, and Christie’s knowledge of this community is unparalleled,” AHT Board Chair Lauren Hagan said. “As we identify our next leader, AHT will continue to make an impact on the lives of thousands of low- and moderate-income families during this time of unprecedented growth.”
Read MoreSenior leadership from the Columbus Zoo, as well as representatives from the Board of Directors, worked with BroadView Talent Partners, a minority-owned business nationally recognized for its expertise in DEI-related talent acquisition, retention, and leadership development, to identify a nationwide pool of executive candidates. Their innovative and winning strategies helped the Zoo select from an impressive slate of top-notch candidates.
Read MoreBroadView Talent Partners led the search for the CEO position at RAPID 5. Messinger is expected to begin his role at RAPID 5 in May of 2024.
Read MoreAfter 25 years of service to the Martin Luther King Jr. Performing and Cultural Arts Complex, Executive Director and CEO Demetries Neely is ready to pursue new professional opportunities. Neely plans to remain through June 30, the end of the organization’s fiscal year, and help to ensure a smooth transition to her successor. The King Arts Complex Board of Directors has hired BroadView Talent Partners to conduct a search for its next leader.
Read MoreCUL partnered with Broadview Talent Partners, a nationally recognized executive search firm specializing in diversity, equity and inclusion. Christie Angel, Managing Partner of the Midwest office, states, "Kesha possesses all of the must-haves to succeed in guiding the Columbus Urban League through the next phases of its lifecycle. We are confident she will successfully and appropriately elevate their internal processes to support the continued drive for racial equity and social justice in Columbus and beyond."
Read MoreLeadership Columbus’s Board of Directors voted earlier today to engage Broadview Talent Partners to help attract a visionary executive who shares Leadership Columbus’s commitment to developing, connecting, and inspiring diverse leaders.
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