NCB Capital Impact, an affiliate of NCB, is a national non-profit organization that creates access to capital and expert technical assistance otherwise unavailable for low- and moderate-income communities. NCB Capital Impact combines innovative financial services, expert development assistance and new, replicable models to deliver affordable facilities and resources that provide more choices for education, health care, homeownership and aging in place.
NCB Capital Impact works everyday for community progress for the underserved. To empower low- to moderate-income communities, NCB Capital Impact creates access to capital and technical assistance increasing:
- Shared Equity Homeownership
- Community Health Care Facilities
- Education / Charter Schools Facilities
- Community-Based Long-Term Supports Innovations
- The Green House® Project
In order to maximize impact, we integrate our efforts with Community Development Corporations and Community Based Organizations, government agencies, investors and foundations. Our signature is pulling together private and public resources to fully leverage resources for the communities we serve.
The NextStep Ownership Initiative is a new program of NCB Capital Impact, with primary funding from the Ford Foundation, designed to strengthen and support local and state housing programs that provide significant subsidy to make homeownership affordable for lower income homebuyers and preserve the affordability of those homes over the long-term.
The Project Manager will be part of the small team that manages the Initiative. In this role, the Project Manager will be responsible for coordinating the Initiative’s programs including managing the workflow for the team members comprising staff, contractors and partners. The Project Manager also will be the lead team member overseeing several components of the Initiative including technical assistance field training and grant making.
Manage Technical Assistance Delivery – The Project Manager will oversee the development and delivery of a coordinated program that provides technical assistance to local government and nonprofit agencies managing affordable homeownership programs. The Project Manager will work with a team of content experts to craft and refine a strategy for Technical Assistance and to develop technical assistance tools and resources. The Project Manager will administer the technical assistance program which will include screening requests from practitioners across the country and assigning consultants accordingly. The Project Manager will develop and implement systems for tracking and evaluating the effectiveness of technical assistance delivery and will report outcomes to funders and other key partners. 50%
Coordinate training and communication – The Project Manager will coordinate a webinar series which will offer at least 6 public webinars annually. Key responsibilities will include arranging presenters, developing promotional material, setting up registration systems, and facilitating sessions. The Project Manager will oversee production of a quarterly newsletter and will be responsible for posting regular updates to the Initiative’s web site. 25%
Coordinate grant making – The Project Manager will manage a process for selection of sub grant recipients in small program to assist programs that show great promise for quickly moving to scale. This includes coordinating a grants oversight committee, liaising with applicants, and establishing systems for reporting and grant outcome tracking. 10%
General Program Management – The Project Manager will work with the Initiative Director to develop and manage a timeline and project list for the Initiative, and will coordinate the work of staff, program partners and contractors to ensure that the Initiative is able to meet its deliverables on time and within budget. 10%
Other – The Project Manager may be responsible for conducting additional research projects or coordinating other activities as necessary. 5%
Bachelors Degree in: Urban Planning, Business, Public Policy or Public Affairs with a specialization in Housing and/or Community Development. Masters in a related field, or equivalent professional experience, is preferred.
One to three years relevant work experience in housing or community development desired. Exposure to issues related to publicly assisted affordable homeownership programs helpful. Must have a working knowledge of policy basics, strong research and writing skills and the ability to work independently. Strong work ethic and creativity a must. Strong interpersonal and communication skills necessary, with the ability to speak in front of groups and to stakeholders at all professional levels.
Proficiency in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel essential. Some domestic travel may be required. EOE/AA
TO APPLY:
Please submit a thoughtful cover letter demonstrating how you would contribute to the NextStep Ownership Initiative and the Project Manager role. Include your resume and a relevant writing sample. Email your cover letter, resume and writing sample to resumes@ncbcapitalimpact.org with “Project Manager Position” in the subject line no later than, December 14, 2009. For more information about the NextStep Ownership Initiative please visit www.homesthatlast.org. For more information about NCB Capital Impact, visit us at www.ncbcapitalimpact.org
EOE/AA
- Location: Crystal City, VA
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