Work For The Bay Area Bicycle Coalition
Written by Boston Biker on Jul 14No not that bay area, the other one on the other side of the country. But still looks like a cool job, but why would you ever want to leave Boston?
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The Bay Area Bicycle Coalition (BABC) seeks to hire a full-time Executive Director
Submit your application by July 25 for consideration for the first round of interviews
Salary: In the range of $50,000 to $60,000 per year. Starting salary will be determined based upon the skills and experience of the selected applicant.
Benefits: Health insurance, paid holidays & vacation.
To Apply: Please send as one PDF file to the following two email addresses:
1) a cover letter (two pages max) describing your background and interest in this position
2) a copy of your resume, and
3) three writing samples:
Send to: mbirnbaum@snader.com & bikeburch@hotmail.com
All applications received will be confirmed through a reply email. The position will be open until filled. BABC expects to begin interviews at the end of July or early August. We are seeking a September start date.
About BABC: The Bay Area Bicycle Coalition Board of Directors is composed of representatives from the local bicycle advocacy coalitions in the San Francisco Bay Area. BABC represents the local bicycle advocacy coalitions on issues of regional or statewide significance. Key issues and projects include:
• Working with government agencies, such as the Metropolitan Transportation Commission, Caltrans, cities, counties, and transit agencies to develop improved bicycle policies and facilities
• Improving bicycle access to transit systems throughout the Bay Area
• Securing direct bicycle access on all trans-Bay bridges
• Promoting cycling via public information, education, and advocacy
• Coordinating the regional Bike to Work Day promotional event
Executive Director Position
The ED will work under the direction of, and in cooperation with, the Board of Directors.
Job Duties may include, but are not limited to, the following:
In conjunction with the BABC Advocacy Committee, implement the BABC advocacy program to promote and enhance cycling in the Bay Area. Activities include: attending meetings associated with the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and other regional agencies, evaluating state legislation, analyzing reports, preparing policy positions, writing letters, providing oral and written comments to public agencies, meeting with agency staff and public officials, preparing “action alerts” to local coalitions, etc.
Coordinate implementation of the annual regional Bike to Work Day promotional event in conjunction with the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and regional stakeholders
Supervise seasonal Bike to Work Day assistant (and any other BABC employees or contractors)
Solicit and secure funding, donations, grants; establish a major donors program
Maintain and enhance relationships with public agencies, such as Metropolitan Transportation Commission, Caltrans, and transit agencies
Work with BABC Board and consultant to develop BABC’s three-year Strategic Plan, and then on implementation of the plan
Strengthen ties with groups such as cycling clubs, bicycle industry, bicycle advocacy groups in the Bay Area and beyond, the Transportation and Land Use Coalition, pedestrian advocacy groups, and other potential allies
Prepare news releases and newsletter items for distribution to local bicycle coalitions and Bay Area print, radio and television media
Administer grants and contracts
Help prepare BABC budget, coordinate with BABC treasurer
Maintain and improve BABC website
Serve as a contact to the media
Serve as the liaison to the BABC Board of Directors, and prepare agendas and reports for Board meetings
Qualifications, Skills, and Experience:
BABC seeks applicants with experience and training in the following areas:
• Bicycle advocacy (or related advocacy experience)
• Organizing and coordinating promotional events
• Organizational development
• Fund-raising
• Grant-writing, grant administration, and contract administration
• Working with Boards of Directors (or similar governing boards)
• Public outreach and public speaking
• Strong writing and communication skills
• Website design and maintenance
• Ability to work with a wide range of groups and stakeholders
Deb Hubsmith, Advocacy Director
Marin County Bicycle Coalition
P.O. Box 663
Fairfax, CA 94978
(415) 454-7430
debhub@igc.org
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