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Lancaster, MA · On-site

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Trustee Corps are organizations or entities authorized to act as trustees in legal or financial matters, typically for managing and administering trusts, estates, or foreclosed properties. They serve as neutral third parties, ensuring the terms of a trust or a deed of trust are properly executed. In the context of real estate, Trustee Corps often handle the foreclosure process, ensuring compliance with state laws and protecting the interests of both lenders and borrowers. Their responsibilities include preparing legal documents, conducting foreclosure sales, and managing the transfer of property titles. Working with a Trustee Corps ensures transparency and legal adherence in trust and foreclosure proceedings.

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To thrive as a Trustee Corps member, you need strong leadership, organizational governance experience, and an understanding of fiduciary duties, often supported by experience serving on boards or in nonprofit management. Familiarity with governance frameworks, financial reporting systems, and compliance tools is typically required. Excellent judgment, integrity, communication, and collaboration skills distinguish outstanding trustees. These skills are vital for ensuring responsible oversight, sound decision-making, and the effective fulfillment of an organization’s mission.

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Members of a Trustee Corps often face challenges such as balancing fiduciary responsibilities with the needs of the organization, navigating complex legal and regulatory requirements, and ensuring effective communication among board members and stakeholders. To address these challenges, trustees should prioritize continuous education on governance best practices, foster open dialogue within the board, and seek guidance from legal or financial advisors when needed. Developing a strong understanding of the organization's mission and maintaining transparency in decision-making are also essential for successful service.

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Required CredentialsTypically no formal certification, but may require specific training or background checksMust pass a state exam and obtain commission
Work EnvironmentOften involved in legal, financial, or corporate settings, including document signing and verificationPrimarily conducts document notarizations, often mobile or office-based
Employer & Industry UsageUsed by legal, financial, and corporate entities for document authenticationHired by individuals, businesses, or government agencies for notarization services

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Chief People Officer, RFK Community Alliance

Eos Transition Partners

Lancaster, MA • On-site

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement, PTO

Re-posted 11 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Lead the organization's people, culture, learning, and inclusion strategy to strengthen organizational culture and promote equity and belonging.

  • Serve as a trusted advisor to the CEO, Executive Team, and Board on workforce strategy, organizational effectiveness, and culture initiatives.

  • Oversee Human Resources, Learning & Workforce Development, and Diversity, Belonging, and Inclusion functions to support a high-performing workforce.


Job description

RFK Community Alliance Seeks Chief People Officer

About RFKCA

With a mission to promote meaningful and sustained well-being, RFK Community Alliance (RFKCA) provides high-quality care and support to people and families facing complicated challenges. As a multi-service agency, RFKCA offers a wide range of programs serving educational, developmental, behavioral health, and mental health needs across the lifespan - from infants to seniors.

RFKCA embraces the core values of Collaboration, Compassion, Excellence, Learning, Inclusivity, Integrity, and Hope. Through programs including adoption, adult services, behavioral health, community services, education, youth justice transformation, and residential care, RFKCA serves individuals and families throughout Massachusetts and the nation.

RFKCA grew out of two organizations – the Doctor Franklin Perkins School, founded in 1896, to educate and care for childdren with developmental and intellectual disabilities, and RFK Children's Action Corps, founded in 1969, to carry on the legacy and life of the late Senator Robert F Kennedy helping children facing challenges without privilege or a voice. RFKCA is a non-partisan, mission-focused human services organization focused on the care and services for people facing significant challenges. Highlights of RFKCA's work includes:

  • A Full Continuum of Care – Comprehensive and individualized services within the eight service domains: Adoption, Adult Services, Behavioral Health, Community Services, Early Education and Care, Education, Youth Justice Transformation, and Youth Residential Care.
  • A Unified Approach – An evidence-informed Theory of Change that clarifies our focus and aligns our work across programs. Our commitment is to help our service recipients and staff to be Connected, Capable, and Healthy.
  • Commitment to Excellence – A commitment to continuous learning and growth, deepening our impact, driving innovation, and excellence in the services we provide.
  • A Legacy of Opportunity – As one of only two organizations entrusted by RFK's family to bear his name, we are proud to honor his legacy by advancing his vision and creating meaningful opportunities for every person in our care.
  • Creating Change Beyond Our Services – RFKCA advocates for systems-wide change and investments in the human services sector both within the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and nationally.

RFKCA has approximately 550 staff members and an annual budget of close to $50M. It's main office is in Lancaster, Massachusetts with programs serving individuals in Eastern, Central, and Western Massachusetts, as well as across the United States.

Position Summary

RFKCA seeks a collaborative and mission-driven Chief People Officer (CPO) to serve as a member of the Executive Leadership Team and lead the organization's people, culture, learning, and inclusion strategy. The CPO will be responsible for shaping and advancing a comprehensive people-centered strategy that strengthens organizational culture, promotes equity and belonging, develops leadership capacity, and ensures RFKCA remains an employer of choice in the human services sector.

Reporting directly to the Chief Executive Officer, the Chief People Officer (CPO) serves as a trusted advisor to the CEO, Executive Team, and Board of Trustees on workforce strategy, organizational effectiveness, leadership development, culture, and diversity, belonging, inclusion, and equity (DBIE). This role provides strategic oversight of Human Resources, Learning & Workforce Development, and DBIE functions, while collaborating with the Associate Vice President of Human Resources to ensure strategic alignment between organizational priorities and HR operations, the Director of Training to support the development and delivery of learning and workforce development initiatives, and RFKCA's DBIE Committee to advance the organization's commitment to fostering an inclusive, equitable, and welcoming workplace.

RFKCA's CPO will champion a workplace culture that reflects the organization's values while helping to continue to advance efforts to build a diverse, engaged, and high-performing workforce capable of meeting the evolving needs of the communities it serves.

Key Responsibilities

Strategic Leadership & Executive Partnership

  • Develop and implement a comprehensive people strategy aligned with RFKCA's mission,

strategic plan, and organizational goals.

  • Serve as a strategic advisor to the CEO, Executive Leadership team, and Board on workforce

trends, organizational design, talent development and sustainability, and culture initiatives.

  • Lead efforts to strengthen organizational effectiveness, employee engagement, and

workforce resilience.

  • Partner with executive leaders to anticipate workforce challenges and identify innovative

solutions that support long-term organizational success.

  • Partner with leaders across all programs and departments to advance organizational goals

through people-centered strategies.

  • Establish and monitor key people metrics and organizational health indicators to inform

strategic decision-making.

Diversity, Belonging, Inclusion, & Equity (DBIE)

  • Lead the next phase of RFKCA's DBIE vision, strategy, goals, and accountability measures.
  • Chair the organization's DBIE Committee, leading initiatives that engage and inspire staff to

advance diversity, belonging, inclusion, and equity across RFKCA.

  • Foster a culture of inclusion, belonging, and equity across all levels of the organization.
  • Partner with leadership teams to embed equitable practices into policies, programs,
  • leadership behaviors, and decision-making processes.
  • Using objective data, monitor organizational progress toward diversity and inclusion

objectives and provide recommendations for continuous improvement.

Expand on systems that advance equitable recruitment, retention, promotion, leadership

development, and employee engagement practices.

  • Serve as an organizational thought leader and advocate for equity-centered practices that

strengthen outcomes for employees and the communities RFKCA serves.

Learning, Leadership Development & Talent Strategy

  • Oversee RFKCA's training team, and organizational learning and professional development

initiatives that support employee growth, retention, and career advancement.

  • Advance leadership development and succession planning strategies to build a strong

internal leadership pipeline.

  • Promote a culture of continuous learning that supports innovation, collaboration, and

excellence.

  • Partner with organizational leaders to identify critical workforce capabilities and future talent

needs.

  • Ensure learning and development initiatives align with organizational goals, employee needs,

and industry best practices.

Culture & Employee Experience

  • Champion initiatives that strengthen employee engagement, well-being, recognition, and

organizational culture.

  • Partner with leaders throughout the organization to reinforce RFKCA's values and cultivate a

workplace where employees feel respected, supported, and empowered.

  • Guide organization-wide change management efforts related to workforce transformation,

growth, and strategic initiatives.

  • Use employee feedback, engagement data, and organizational assessments to inform culture

and employee experience strategies.

Qualifications

Credentials:

  • Significant experience (10-15) in senior HR leadership roles
  • Bachelor's or Master's degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Nonprofit Management or a related field.

Skills and Qualities Required or Desired:

Strategic Leadership and Management

  • Strategic leadership in a non-profit or other mission driven organization with a strong

unwavering commitment to the organization's values and mission.

  • Proven ability to direct entire departments with a focus on strategic leadership, shaping and

reinforcing an inclusive organizational culture and translating goals into action plans,

effectively managing and empowering senior level direct reports.

  • Expertise in compliance, risk management and the equitable application of HR policies and

labor laws.

  • Expert knowledge and significant people leadership experience with demonstrated advanced,

senior level strategic thinking by developing and implementing transformative HR strategies

that drive organizational success and align with broader organization goals, vision and

culture.

Relationship Builder, Networker, and Collaborator with Excellent Communication Skills

  • Excel in addressing systemic interpersonal challenges and leading organization culture

initiatives.

  • Lead by example, promoting empathy and trust building.

Active listening and mentoring skills.

Ability to give and receive feedback in a supportive manner, seeing constructive criticism as

an opportunity for growth and improvement.

Engaged Leader of People and Culture

  • Experienced at motivating and developing professional staff who are held to high levels of

accountability.

  • Able to create a work culture that is welcoming, psychologically safe, and collaborative across

all teams guided by human resource best practices.

  • Understand and/or personally represent the lived experiences of the communities served,

particularly communities of color and/or low-income communities.

  • Skilled listener graciously willing to consider all opinions and make informed decisions.

Why Join RFK Community Alliance?

This is an opportunity to shape the future workforce and culture of a respected, mission-driven organization serving children, adults, and families across Massachusetts. As Chief People Officer, you will play a critical role in ensuring that RFK Community Alliance continues to attract, develop, engage, and retain a talented and diverse workforce dedicated to creating meaningful and sustained well-being for those we serve.

Compensation and Benefits:

This is a full-time, salaried, exempt position with an annualized starting salary range of up to $175,000, commensurate with experience and qualifications. RFKCA also offers a comprehensive and generous benefits package which includes health, dental, and vision insurance, employer-paid life insurance, short- and long-term disability, 403b plan with employer match, and generous paid time off. This is an in-person role based in the Lancaster, MA office.

Application Process and Additional Information

RFKCA is an equal opportunity employer and views diversity, inclusion, and cultural competence as vital guiding principles in its work. RFKCA welcomes and encourages applications from visible minority group members, Indigenous persons, members of the LGBTQ community, persons with disabilities and others who may contribute to the diversity of the organization and reflect the diversity of the communities served.

Candidate must include a resume and a cover letter, both in PDF format, which describe how qualifications and experience match the needs and mission of RFKCA. A background check will be required of finalists. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Upload required documents to: https://eostransitions.applicantpool.com/jobs/.

This executive search is being conducted by Eos Transition Partners consultant, Patricia Duarte. All submissions will be acknowledged and are confidential, and any questions can be submitted to Patricia at: pduarte@eostransitions.com.