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Chief Program Officer

Ardmore, OK • On-site

Noble Research Institute
Non-Profits • 201 - 500 employees
Learn more about Noble Research Instituteexternal

Full-time

Posted 25 days ago

Key responsibilities

  • Lead and oversee the Institute's programmatic functions, including research, ranch operations, producer guidance, and partnerships.

  • Ensure programmatic work is integrated, coordinated, and sequenced to deliver meaningful outcomes for producers and partners.

  • Guide the Programmatic Leadership Team to align priorities, coordinate efforts, and ensure consistent execution across program areas.

Job description

Applications:Russell Reynolds Associates, the global leadership advisory and executive search firm, has been exclusively engaged to lead this search. All inquiries and discussions will be considered strictly confidential. The Russell Reynolds team can be contacted directly at beste.bozdag@russellreynolds.com for nominations or with any questions.
JOB SUMMARY
Responsible for leading and integrating the Institute's programmatic execution across research, ranch operations, producer guidance, and partnerships to ensure the organization's work functions as a cohesive system that advances the mission.
The CPO aligns priorities, resolves tradeoffs, and ensures that programmatic work is focused, coordinated, and sequenced to deliver meaningful outcomes for producers and partners. This role is accountable for how programmatic work is designed, integrated, and executed across the Institute.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Leading the organization
  • Serving as a member of the Executive Team, work with fellow members to advance the mission and strategy. Establishing and executing strategy, connecting strategy to results and fostering collaboration across teams and departments. Define and set short- and long-term goals. Inspire and align teams around shared goals and values.
  • Contributing to policy development, processes, business process mapping, budget cycles and collaborative negotiation for and allocation of resources.
  • Ensuring efficient and effective business operations. Implement systems and processes that support scalability and quality. Drive continuous improvement and innovation.
  • Leading and driving change initiatives effectively by setting clear goals, developing and executing plans and monitoring progress. Guide teams through communicating the vision and value, addressing concerns and promoting a culture of agility and resilience.
  • Building strong relationships with key stakeholders. Represent the organization externally. Provide communication to the governing body as requested by the President.

Leading others
  • Planning for budgeting and staffing to ensure effective resource management. Model and ensure compliance with organizational policies, procedures and workplace safety.
  • Guiding and supporting individual and team performance and development. Defining clear expectations to support and align individual, team and organizational goals.
  • Building trust among team members through effective communication and relationships. Cultivating a culture of productivity and efficiency through intentional practices that foster growth, accountability and execution.

Serving as corporate officer
  • Advancing the Institute's mission, vision, and values with a comprehensive understanding of programmatic work and outcomes.
  • Supporting the President and Board by providing clarity on programmatic priorities, progress, and impact.
  • Representing the organization in matters related to research, producer engagement, partnerships, and programmatic work with internal and external stakeholders.

Leading programmatic execution
  • Providing leadership and oversight for programmatic functions, including research, ranch operations, producer guidance, and partnerships and outreach.
  • Leading the Programmatic Leadership Team to ensure alignment of priorities, coordination of work, and consistent execution across programmatic areas.
  • Ensuring that programmatic work operates as an integrated system with shared priorities and coordinated execution.
  • Ensuring that programmatic leaders engage with Development and Policy to support funding opportunities, external positioning, and long-term impact.

Driving programmatic integration and sequencing
  • Integrating research, ranch operations, and producer guidance into a coordinated model that reinforces learning, adoption, and impact.
  • Establishing clear programmatic priorities and sequencing work so that effort and resources are directed toward the highest-impact activities.
  • Identifying and resolving duplication, gaps, or misalignment across programmatic areas.
  • Ensuring that partnerships and external relationships align with programmatic priorities and contribute to advancing organizational outcomes.

Ensuring programmatic quality and impact
  • Maintaining standards of scientific integrity, relevance, and credibility across all programmatic work.
  • Ensuring that research is connected to practical applications and that outputs are meaningful to producers and partners.
  • Overseeing the translation of programmatic work into accessible, actionable outcomes.
  • Strengthening the Institute's credibility across scientific, producer, and partner communities.

Managing programmatic priorities and tradeoffs
  • Making clear decisions about programmatic focus, scope, and sequencing.
  • Resolving conflicts across programmatic areas directly, without unnecessary escalation.
  • Balancing long-term scientific credibility with near-term relevance and application.
  • Establishing expectations for how partnerships are prioritized, developed, and maintained to ensure alignment with programmatic priorities and long-term impact.

Partnering across the Executive Team
  • Working closely with the Chief Operating Officer to align programmatic needs with enterprise capacity and support.
  • Collaborating with the Chief Financial Officer to ensure programmatic priorities align with financial planning and constraints.
  • Contributing to Executive Team discussions with a focus on programmatic outcomes, tradeoffs, and impact.
  • Ensuring that programmatic considerations are clearly represented in enterprise-level decisions.

Education and Experience
  • Advanced degree in agriculture, science, education, or related field required. Doctoral degree or equivalent experience in a relevant discipline preferred.
  • Minimum of 10 years of progressive leadership experience across research, program development, or applied agricultural systems, including experience overseeing multiple functional areas.
  • Demonstrated experience integrating research, operations, and education into a cohesive programmatic model.
  • Experience working with producers, partners, and applied agricultural systems required.
  • Experience within a nonprofit, research, or mission-driven organization preferred.

REQUIREMENTS
  • Build a "we-not-me" culture by actively considering the needs, objectives and impact on others in daily responsibilities and team collaboration. Value collective success, build effective relationships and show appreciation for the efforts of others.
  • Demonstrate the ability to lead and integrate multiple programmatic functions into a cohesive and effective system.
  • Be able to make clear, disciplined decisions about priorities, sequencing, and resource allocation.
  • Demonstrate sound judgment in balancing scientific rigor with practical application.
  • Be able to identify and resolve conflicts across programmatic areas.
  • Communicate clearly and directly, ensuring priorities, decisions, and expectations are understood across teams.
  • Build credibility with scientific, producer, and partner communities through judgment and consistency.
  • Be able to operate effectively in environments where outcomes take time and information may be incomplete.
  • Demonstrate strong organizational skills and the ability to manage complexity across multiple program areas.
  • Make decisions thoughtfully by defining the issue, gathering information, considering options, and evaluating consequences.
  • Build and maintain positive working relationships by communicating consistently, adapting as needed, and establishing rapport to collaborate effectively and achieve shared goals.

PREFERRED REQUIREMENTS
  • Experience leading or overseeing a research program, agricultural operation, or education-based program at scale.
  • Demonstrated ability to translate research into practical, real-world applications.
  • Experience working across scientific, producer, and partner communities.
  • Demonstrated ability to prioritize work and focus resources on the highest-impact opportunities.
  • Experience contributing to organizational strategy and enterprise-level decision-making.

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