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Vice President, Copy

San Francisco, CA ยท On-site

$130K - $195K/yr

You'll work seamlessly with the SVP of Content, VP Creative Director, VP of Digital Strategy, and account leads to ensure our creative work is strategically sound, conceptually brilliant, and ...

Director/VP of GTM

Seattle, WA ยท On-site

$175K - $240K/yr

Title calibrated to Director or VP based on experience. * Bonus eligibility * Equity * Health insurance with meaningful coverage for dependents * Flexible paid time off * Training and learning ...

Vice President, Cyber Security

Alpharetta, GA ยท On-site

$153K - $191K/yr

Vice President, Cyber Security Location: Roswell, GA (or hybrid) Reporting to: Chief Information ... of Directors * Deliver regular updates on risk posture, incidents, compliance status, and ...

Vice President, Cyber Security Location: Roswell, GA (or hybrid) Reporting to: Chief Information ... of Directors * Deliver regular updates on risk posture, incidents, compliance status, and ...

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Director Vp information

What are Director VPs?

Director VPs, or Director Vice Presidents, are high-level executives in an organization who typically oversee major departments or business units. They are responsible for developing strategic plans, managing senior managers, and ensuring their division meets organizational goals. The specific duties of a Director VP may vary depending on the company's size and industry, but generally, they play a crucial role in decision-making and leadership. Director VPs often report directly to the C-suite executives, such as the CEO or COO, and are key players in shaping company policy and direction.

How does a Director or VP typically collaborate with other departments to achieve organizational goals?

Directors and VPs play a pivotal role in cross-functional collaboration, often leading initiatives that require input from multiple departments such as finance, operations, marketing, and HR. They regularly participate in interdepartmental meetings, align teams on shared objectives, and mediate resource allocation to ensure projects stay on track. Effective communication and the ability to build consensus are crucial, as these leaders must balance departmental priorities while driving the broader organizational strategy. This collaborative approach not only helps to achieve company-wide goals, but also fosters a culture of transparency and innovation.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Director or Vice President, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Director or Vice President, you need extensive leadership experience, strategic planning abilities, and a strong understanding of business operations, typically backed by a relevant degree such as an MBA or equivalent experience. Familiarity with enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, data analytics tools, and industry-specific software is often required. Outstanding communication, decision-making, and team-building skills help set top leaders apart. These skills are crucial for driving organizational success, fostering innovation, and ensuring effective execution of company goals.

What is the difference between Director Vp vs Director?

AspectDirectorVP (Vice President)
Required credentialsBachelor's degree, industry experienceBachelor's degree, extensive experience, often MBA
Work environmentDepartmental leadership, cross-functional teamsExecutive leadership, strategic planning
Employer usageMid to large organizations, department headsLarge organizations, senior executive teams
Search intentCareer growth, role responsibilitiesExecutive level, strategic influence

The main difference between a Director and a Vice President is the level of seniority and scope of responsibilities. Directors typically oversee specific departments or functions, focusing on operational management. Vice Presidents hold a higher strategic role, often involved in company-wide decision-making and reporting directly to C-level executives. Both roles require relevant experience and credentials, but VPs generally have broader influence and leadership responsibilities.

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Vice President Executive Director

Vice President Executive Director

GEORGIA MILITARY COLLEGE

Milledgeville, GA โ€ข On-site

Full-time

Posted 22 days ago


Job description

The Vice President (VP) โ€“ Executive Director serves as a senior administration-level executive reporting to the Senior Vice President โ€“ Commandant of Cadets providing operational oversight of the Corps of Cadets, Campus Police, JC Athletics, and the Military Science Department (MSD). The VP directly oversees the enterprise vision, aligns functions with institutional priorities, and serves as the senior administrator in overseeing student culture, safety, enrollment drivers, and leadership development.ย  The Vice President (VP) โ€“ Executive Director is responsible for the day-to-day operational execution of the Corps of Cadets, Campus Police, JC Athletics, and the MSD in accordance with the SVPโ€™s guidance and intent.ย  The VP ensures coordination of cadet life, athletics, campus safety, and military training; synchronizes scheduling and resources; and drives performance in recruitment, retention, compliance, and student success before elevating issues or strategy to the SVP.ย  This structure unifies leadership development, student engagement, safety, and military readiness into a cohesive system. The Corps of Cadetsโ€™ non-academic functions, athletic programs, and campus police operations are managed in alignment with institutional goals, while military training and protocols are executed in coordination with the Professor of Military Science. The VP maintains external partnerships and operational relationships, while the SVP engages at the strategic level with organizations.ย  The Commandant is the senior leader accountable for overall outcomes, the VP โ€“ Executive Director is the driver of integrated operations that support Georgia Military Collegeโ€™s mission and long-term success.

Primary Responsibilities:ย 

  • As Vice President Executive Director, provides operational leadership and tactical oversight to the College Corps of Cadets, College Athletics, Campus Police, and Army ROTC, to include all equipment, resources, and cadet/athlete scholarship allocations.ย  Personnel responsibilities include professional development, recruitment, retention, performance management, risk management.

  • As a member of the GMC Vice President Council, serves with other VP Council members in supporting the Presidentโ€™s vision and strategic initiatives for long term success of Georgia Military College โ€“ always placing the Institution first.ย  In partnership and coordination with VP Council members, assists in the prioritization of key efforts and resources that best support the mission of GMC; provide strategic leadership and executive oversight synchronizing all operations at GMC,ย while deconflicting efforts and constraints between the Institutional staff, the Junior College, the Online College, and the K-12 Prep School.ย  Forge positive relationships within State of Georgia, and community.ย  Cultivate and improve alumni and fundraising operations for the College Corps of Cadets and College Athletics.

  • In the SVP โ€“ Commandantโ€™s absence, serve as the senior military representative of Georgia Military College.ย  For the SVP โ€“ Commandant, assist in scheduling and leading the GMC Military Heritage Council.ย  Maintain Institutionโ€™s focus on the Military Arm of Georgia Military College.ย 

*Criminal background check, credit report and drug screen must be cleared before any candidate may begin working.

Georgia Military College is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.

Minimum Qualifications:ย 

  • Bachelor's Degree
  • 10 years of leadership and management

  • 5 years of leading in a senior administrative or executive leadership capacity

  • Basic accounting and business principles, developing a workforce

  • Proven track record of managing large, diverse teams and multi-million dollar operational budgets

  • Masterful ability to translate a Senior VP / Commandant's strategic intent into daily, synchronized execution across disparate departments

  • High proficiency in complex scheduling, resource allocation, and logistics management for large student populations

  • Exceptional skill in managing culture, diagnosing systemic morale issues, and driving leadership development

Preferred Qualifications:ย 

  • Masterโ€™s Degree; completion of military war college or advanced executive leadership programs

  • 12+ years of strategic leadership and management experience blending military service with higher education administration

  • Retired O5 / O6 (Battalion / Squadron / Ship Command / ROTC PMS)

  • Executive level management and leadership of building, training and orchestrating winning teams in higher education

  • Exceptional ability to "lead from the middle"-- managing massive internal operations autonomously while ensuring seamless alignment with the SVP's ultimate vision