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... executive communications to stakeholder outreach and public policy initiatives. A key area of focus will be supporting external engagement related to Scout Motors' direct-to-consumer retail model and ...

Lead, Cloud Program Manager

Fremont, CA · On-site

$141K - $182K/yr

Here at Scout Motors, we're carrying forward the heritage of one of the most iconic American ... Translate complex technical requirements into concise, executive-ready insights. * Proactively ...

Lead delivery of Scout's Automotive Cloud and Connected Services initiatives, driving end-to-end ... Translate complex technical requirements into concise, executive-ready insights. * Proactively ...

GTM Senior Program Manager

Sunnyvale, CA · On-site

$170K - $200K/yr

At Scout AI, we're developing Fury, the first robotic foundation model for defense, to give U.S ... Build launch plans, timelines, milestones, and executive reporting * Identify dependencies, risks ...

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How much do scout executive jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 23, 2026, the average yearly pay for scout executive in the United States is $93,552.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $58,000.00 and $120,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a Scout Executive?

Scout Executives are senior professional leaders in organizations like the Boy Scouts of America. They are responsible for overseeing the operations of local councils, managing staff, coordinating programs, and ensuring the organization's mission is upheld. Scout Executives work closely with volunteers, community leaders, and donors to support youth development initiatives. Their role includes fundraising, public relations, and strategic planning to grow and sustain scouting in their area.

What are some common challenges faced by Scout Executives in managing volunteers and local councils?

Scout Executives often encounter the challenge of balancing the needs and expectations of diverse volunteer groups while ensuring smooth council operations. Coordinating large numbers of volunteers requires strong communication skills and the ability to mediate conflicts or differing viewpoints. Additionally, Scout Executives must effectively manage resources, fundraising, and community partnerships to support program initiatives. Building a cohesive team culture and adapting to changing youth interests are also key aspects of the role.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Scout Executive, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Scout Executive, you need strong leadership, organizational management, and fundraising skills, typically supported by a bachelor’s degree and experience in nonprofit or youth program administration. Familiarity with donor management systems, budgeting software, and compliance tools is often required. Excellent interpersonal communication, strategic thinking, and adaptability are vital soft skills for building community relationships and leading diverse teams. These abilities are essential for advancing the organization’s mission, ensuring operational efficiency, and fostering growth in youth development programs.

What is the difference between Scout Executive vs District Director?

AspectScout ExecutiveDistrict Director
CredentialsTypically requires a background in nonprofit management, leadership experience, and sometimes a degree in related fieldsRequires experience in program delivery, leadership, and often similar certifications but at a more localized level
Work EnvironmentLeads entire council operations, overseeing staff, volunteers, and programs at a regional levelFocuses on managing a specific district within a council, working closely with volunteers and local units
Employer & Industry UsageEmployed by Boy Scout councils, overseeing multiple districts and programsEmployed by Boy Scout councils, managing a district within the council

The Scout Executive is a senior leadership role overseeing entire councils, while a District Director manages a specific district within the council. Both roles require leadership skills and experience in youth programs, but the Scout Executive has broader responsibilities and strategic oversight.

How much does a Scout Executive make?

A Scout Executive typically earns an annual salary ranging from $70,000 to $130,000, depending on experience, location, and the size of the council they serve. They often hold leadership and management skills, with some positions offering additional benefits such as bonuses or housing allowances.
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Infographic showing various Scout Executive job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 67% Full Time, and 33% Part Time. Highlights an 100% In-person job distribution, with an average salary of $93,552 per year, or $45 per hour.

Professional Girl Scout

Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida

Lake Worth, FL • On-site

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement, PTO

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Professional Girl ScoutWere you a Girl Scout growing up? (It's ok if you weren't!)Do you love the outdoors? How about special events? Do you love science, technology, engineering and math? Do you buy a case of Thin Mints or Samoas each cookie season? (We're not judging!) If the answer to any of these questions is "yes," you might want to consider a professional career in Girl Scouting!But what if the right opportunity isn't posted right now? Fear not! You can still put yourself on our radar. How? Simply apply to this posting. HR is committed to reviewing applicants to this general posting on at least a monthly basis.­­­­­­­­­A little about our Team On The Move (TOTM):Our team consists of various departments as follows:ExecutiveChief Executive OfficerChief Operating OfficerChief Financial OfficerVice President of Human ResourcesExecutive AdministratorHR AssociateLed by the Chief Executive Officer, this team is primarily responsible for the stewardship of the Council's human, material and fiscal assets, as well as policies, procedures and practices. Don't let the serious text here fool you; this team has dressed up as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for Halloween, loves a good round of lunch Bingo, and can customize anything with a Cricut!Mission DeliverySenior Vice President of Mission DeliveryDirector of Product SalesDirector of Girl ExperienceSTEM Program & Education ManagerOutdoor Program & Education ManagerGirl Experience ManagersSeasonal Camp StaffProduct Programs CoordinatorLed by the Senior Vice President of Mission Delivery, if you think of Girl Scouts and you think cookies, or incredible leadership development programming - you are thinking of this team. That's why the department name Mission Delivery seems super on point! This team is almost always ready with a joke, loves to bake and break bread, and sincerely looks forward to meeting the new stuffed animals and rewards that accompany each cookie season. In addition, the Girl Experience team leads and coordinates all girl-related programming, from STEMapalooza, to Summer Resident Camp, to Mall Madness, to Move Mania. Ultimately, this team is responsible for delivering THE Girl Scout Leadership Experience to girls in our community. The Girl Scout Leadership Experience is a collection of engaging, challenging and fun activities like earning badges, going on awesome trips, selling cookies, exploring science, getting outdoors and doing community service projects. And it's all based around four pillars: (1) science, technology, engineering and math; (2) outdoors; (3) life skills; and, (4) entrepreneurship. Girl Experience Managers develop educational programming around these pillars, both internally, and with external community partners. It has some pretty fun perks, too! Members of this team have been paid to make candy sushi, to try their hand at flying a plane when researching aeronautical program opportunities and have witnessed rockets take off from Kennedy Space Center! Pass the space-safe freeze-dried ice cream?Membership & Business SystemsSenior Vice President of Membership & Business SystemsDirector of Membership & Community PartnershipsDirector of Member ExperienceAssociate Director of Community ProgramsVolunteer Training ManagerCommunity ManagersCustomer Care CoordinatorsData Entry & Customer Care SpecialistTroop FacilitatorsLed by the Senior Vice President of Membership & Business Systems, this team is responsible for recruitment of girl and adult members, the volunteer experience, and information systems. The Member Experience team is the voice of Girl Scouts. If you have ever called or e-mailed us to find out about troop camp training opportunities, travel forms, or anything else, chances are you have spoken or corresponded with a member of this team. You can literally hear their smile when speaking to them and we absolutely adore that fact! Trust us when we tell you that this team will always win every baking competition, is super creative at coming up with fun ways to introduce new girls and parents to Girl Scouting, loves to write a good old fashioned thank you note to volunteers, and makes sure that our laptops work no matter where we are, to boot!OperationsVice President of MarketingDigital Marketing ManagerGraphic DesignerCamp RangersLed by the Chief Operating Officer, the Operations Team oversees all marketing and communications for the Council as well as the Camp Rangers that reside on our Council-owned properties. This team is known for painting rocks to commemorate work anniversaries, creating amazing media exposure and collateral, and running the daily operations of our camps so that they are safe and always ready for use. I even saw three bunnies last time I was at Camp Welaka!AdvancementVice President of AdvancementDirector of AdvancementEvents ManagerGrants ManagerAdvancement AssociateLed by the Vice President of Advancement, the Advancement team is responsible for special events, stewardship, grants and community partnerships. They have never met a centerpiece they didn't want to build upon, love sharing scouting successes and stories with community partners and genuinely are passionate about finding funding opportunities to share The Girl Scout Leadership Experience with diverse groups throughout our communities.FinanceDirector of Retail SalesAccountantFinance AssociateRetail AssociatesLed by the Chief Financial Officer, this team is small, and this team is mighty. The retail team runs our Girl Scout shops, with one located in Jupiter and the other in Tamarac. It's hard to enter one of these stores and not buy something. From flamingo key chains to shirts for Dad to badges and patches galore, we love to see our members shopping and smiling. Known for producing detailed budgets, running payroll like clockwork, and for receiving flawless audits, they love numbers, rulers, and back-up documentation. And like most professional Girl Scouts, they are so much more than what they do at the office! This group is an active bunch that that is involved in paddle boarding, Tae Kwan Do and more! What will you get? We are an energetic group that makes work FUN! We prioritize professional development, recognition, and well-being. We do this through voluntary diversity, equity and inclusion lunch and learns, required annual professional development goals, employee recognition preference questionnaires, workiversary mile "stones," on-site yoga classes, an annual Health & Wellness Day, and more. In short, we take care of our team, so they can focus on building the next generation of changemakers, community leaders and CEO's.Overall, we provide an exceptional environment and total compensation package that includes professionally decorated Class 'A' office space, a paid summer shut-down the first week in July, a paid winter break, and a four-day workweek; a generous amount of vacation and sick time; heavily employer-subsidized medical and dental insurance; employer-paid Teladoc; and employer-paid employee assistance program access, life and disability insurance. We also offer employees the opportunity to fund through payroll deductions discounts on veterinarian visits, a pre-paid legal plan, additional voluntary life insurance, flexible spending accounts, and vision coverage. Team members also are eligible to participate in a 401k plan with employer match from day one with no vesting period! An additional 401k profit sharing plan is also available after one year of service with a vesting schedule. We are also a Public Service Loan Forgiveness qualifying employer.As if that's not enough, we recently implemented a Grow In Your Role Pilot Program that enables team members to see a clear career path for their positions in the organization, with established promotional opportunities inclusive of title changes and base pay increases at three and five years of service, as well as opportunities for one-time bonuses at one, three and four years of service contingent on individual and organizational performance. Additional terms and conditions apply and are explained during onboarding.Finally, all team members are invited to join our Equity Team!How do you apply?Complete our online application or text 'JOBS' to 386-230-9744.Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States for any employer. Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida does not sponsor applicants for work visas. Note: This posting may be closed or canceled at any time based on business needs.
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