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Sterling Search Inc. has been exclusively retained to recruit the new Executive Director (ED) for Central City Neighborhood Partners (CCNP) in Downtown Los Angeles
CCNP is a collaborative non-profit of more than 20 community-based organizations businesses and educational and governmental entities working together to implement programs and policies that create systemic change and empower low-income families to crate pathways out of poverty.
Since its founding in 1994
CCNP has played a pivotal role in advancing systemic change to benefit low-income youth and their families through CCNPs one-stop delivery system model. It has long served as the cornerstone of supporta second homefor communities in the Westlake Pico-Union and surrounding areas that have faced historic neglect and economic hardship. Driven by a passionate long-tenured staff deeply rooted in the mission CCNP fosters meaningful partnerships with local organizations volunteers funders and government officials. Together they champion innovative solutions and advocate tirelessly for the needs of low- and very low-income residents ensuring that equity dignity and opportunity remain at the heart of everything they do.
OUR MISSION
To advance economic opportunities of low income
families by fostering partnerships and
supporting positive community change.
The foundation is based on Community Collaboration and Systemic Change. CCNP uplifts the voices experiences and lives of individuals/families through a multi-generational approach offering comprehensive programming to income-qualifying households. CCNP has three main departmentsthat include interactive and supportive programs that engage whole families:
Under the Department of Family and Youth Services
CCNP runs the Westlake and Koreatown Family Source Centers providing comprehensive services designed to support families and promote upward mobility. These services include intensive case management financial education and coaching housing stability assistance and other essential resources for households. CCNPs Youth Programming is dedicated to empowering youth and young adults offering academic tutoring leadership development field trips healthy lifestyle workshops and various other forms of support.
The Department of Essential Services
includes the Learning Communities Program and the Food Security Program. The Learning Communities Program focuses on outreach education and personalized navigation support on key community topics utilizing Promotoras Youth Ambassadors and staff to engage directly with community members. The Food Security Program is designed to provide access to nutritious food organizing food pop-ups throughout Council Districts 1 and 10 as well as a weekly food distribution on Thursdays famously known as where individuals can receive fresh produce and access to other resources.
Under the Department of Empowerment and Advocacy
CCNP runs the Financial Opportunity Center and the VITA Program. The Financial Opportunity Center offers free services such as financial coaching career coaching (including resume writing job search assistance interview preparation and digital literacy) and income support services. The VITA Program provides free year-round tax preparation services for individuals and families.
WomenAndCommunity (WAC)
is a groundbreaking Promotora initiative serving the heart of Los Angeles including the Central City Westlake and Pico Union neighborhoodssome of the citys most underserved areas. Aligned seamlessly with CCNPs mission WAC empowers PromotorasSpanish-speaking community health educatorswho reach out to some of the hardest to reach populations and serve as vital bridges between health services and the communities that need them most. By training local residents to become health educators and grassroots leaders WAC offers a proven model for reaching populations that are often overlooked fostering both health literacy and community resilience.
THE OPPORTUNITY
After 15 years of dedicated service to CCNPincluding the past seven as Executive DirectorMargarita Alvarez Gomez will be retiring at the end of 2025. Her tenure has been marked by visionary leadership and transformative growth and she is truly going out on a high note. Under her guidance CCNP has flourished into a thriving organization with an annual revenue of approximately $6 million and a committed team of about 65 staff members. The organizations funding portfolio reflects its strength and reach with approximately $3.5 million from the City of Los Angeles $1 million in private contributions and the remainder supported through a variety of other grants.
Having established a strong foundation CCNP is widely recognized as a trusted agencyfrequently consulted for its ability to deliver some of the most effective and impactful services in the region. The years were particularly memorable for CCNP as it marked a pivotal turning point. Not only did it embrace new opportunities that expanded its reach and impact officially operating in a third location but it also took significant steps in restructuring CCNP to better align with its mission.
2024s Impact
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Financial Security
As CCNP continues to expand its reach and deepen its impact
the next phase of development has been thoughtfully shaped by a robust strategic planning process conducted in 2023. This forward-looking roadmap identifies key priority areas that will guide CCNPs evolution and strengthen its capacity to serve the community. These focus areas include:
This pivotal Executive Director role demands a dynamic leader with a bold vision and entrepreneurial drive. The ideal candidate will excel in forging robust relationships both internally with the board and staff and externally with key stakeholders. They will possess the strategic acumen to chart CCNPs programmatic and fiscal future ensuring sustainable growth and impact. Central to its leadership will be the cultivation of an organizational culture that champions innovation recognition and inclusiveness.
Position Description:
The Board of Directors is seeking an ED who will be charged with building on CCNPs track record of success by further developing the organizations vision and achieving its goals for enhancing the impact of its programs continued financial stability and ongoing community engagement.
The new Executive Director (ED) will serve as the public face of CCNP representing the organization with authenticity integrity and vision to the community and all its stakeholders. To succeed in this role the ED must bring a deep passion for CCNPs mission and fully immerse themselves in the fabric of the communitybuilding meaningful relationships and earning the trust and respect of those CCNP serves including local government officials funders partners Promotoras and the broader public. Internally the ED will foster strong connections with staff and the Board of Directors cultivating a culture of collaboration and shared purpose. This is a highly visible leadership role that requires a team-oriented mindset unwavering dedication to the mission and a willingness to step in and do what needs to be done.
Leadership
External Affairs / Public Relations / Funding
Program Management & Quality Assurance
Human Resources
Financial and Risk Management
Administration and Operations
Qualifications:
The position offers a salary range of $150000
to $180000 with a comprehensive benefits package that includes 100% health vision and dental for employees and their dependents.
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