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Located in the western portion of Clark County in beautiful Summerlin, Nevada, our synagogue is part of one of the nation’s premier master-planned communities, nestled in the foothills of the breathtaking Spring Mountains. Summerlin offers more than 250 parks, 150 miles of trails, 26 schools, and countless opportunities for an active and vibrant lifestyle. Summerlin truly offers the best backyard in the Las Vegas Valley.

Our growing and dynamic synagogue has been an integral part of the community since its founding in May 2007 and offers a vibrant, welcoming environment for Jewish life, worship, education, and community engagement.

• Approximately 400 member families
• 280-seat sanctuary with expandable seating capacity up to 900
• Six administrative offices
• Social hall, library, youth lounge, and chapel
• On-site preschool serving approximately 400 students
• Religious School enrollment of approximately 70 students
• Annual operating budget of $2.5 million
• Approximately 75% of the operating budget is supported through member dues

We are seeking a highly organized, proactive, and detail-oriented Executive Director to provide leadership for the synagogue’s day-to-day operations and administrative functions. The Executive Director reports directly to the President of the Board of Trustees and partners with clergy, lay leadership, staff, volunteers, and congregants to ensure smooth operations, effective communication, strong member engagement, and seamless coordination of programs, facilities, and organizational systems.

The ideal candidate is a self-starter who takes initiative, anticipates needs, troubleshoots challenges independently, and collaborates effectively in a small-team environment. This role requires excellent organizational and relationship-building skills, professionalism, warmth, discretion, and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced, community-centered setting.

As a collaborative, community-centered organization with a small office, all team members are expected to step in and support one another as needed. The Executive Director should be flexible, hands‑on, and willing to assist across a variety of operational and administrative areas to help ensure the synagogue's overall success and the success of its programs.

• Oversee daily office operations and administrative systems to ensure organizational efficiency and consistency
• Manage operations and facilities, including vendor coordination, maintenance requests, office systems, and space scheduling
• Coordinate schedules, calendars, meetings, and organizational communications
• Maintain organized digital and physical records, files, and operational procedures
• Implement and maintain policies, procedures, and operational workflows
• Ensure a clean, organized, safe, and welcoming environment for staff, members, and visitors
• Coordinate office supplies, vendors, service providers, and facility-related needs

• Provide leadership and administrative support to clergy, staff, committees, and volunteers
• Assist with onboarding, staff support, scheduling, and human resources coordination
• Support Board relations through meeting coordination, documentation, follow‑up, and administrative assistance
• Foster a collaborative, professional, and service‑oriented team environment
• Supervise and support administrative staff through coaching, development, and performance management.

• Maintain accurate membership and constituent databases
• Respond professionally and warmly to inquiries from members, visitors, and community partners
• Support outreach, engagement, and retention efforts
• Coordinate communications and logistics for community events and programs

• Support budgeting and financial management processes
• Assist leadership with financial reporting, operational documentation, and administrative oversight
• Monitor operational expenses and assist with maintaining financial accountability

• Oversee planning and execution of programs, meetings, holiday events, and special projects
• Coordinate event logistics, including scheduling, registration, setup, materials, communications, and follow‑up
• Maintain master calendars and assist with organizational scheduling and coordination
• Work collaboratively with staff and volunteers to ensure successful program implementation
• Oversee office systems, databases, Microsoft 365, and communication platforms
• Coordinate facility security procedures, emergency protocols, and vendor relationships
• Troubleshoot operational and technology‑related issues as needed
• Work collaboratively with clergy to align strategy, communications, fundraising, and congregational experience.
• Ensure administrative support for worship, lifecycle events, pastoral care, education, and communications.

• Bachelor’s degree required or equivalent professional experience
• 7-10 years of administrative, operations, nonprofit, synagogue, membership, or office leadership experience
• Strong organizational and relationship‑building skills
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Ability to manage multiple projects and shifting priorities effectively
• Demonstrated initiative, problem‑solving ability, and follow‑through
• Experience with Microsoft 365 and Canva required
• Experience with databases, CRM systems, website management, social media platforms, and ShulCloud synagogue management software preferred
• Ability to maintain confidentiality and exercise sound judgment
• Willingness to work evenings or weekends for events and programs

The ideal candidate is:

• Highly organized, reliable, and resourceful
• Culture builder who strengthens trust, belonging, and professionalism.
• Systems thinker who brings clarity to complexity.
• Strong expertise in operations
• Strategic communicator skilled in listening, alignment, and transparency.
• Calm under pressure and adaptable in a dynamic environment
• Warm, professional, and community-oriented
• Familiar with ShulCloud synagogue management software
• Familiarity with Jewish communal life is strongly preferred; commitment to the synagogue's mission is required.

Salary range is $90,000‒140,000. The role includes a comprehensive benefits package with medical, vision, and dental insurance, as well as generous PTO. Additional benefits include support for relocation expenses.