Greater Green Bay YMCA Chief Executive Officer
Company: YMCA of the USA
Location: Green Bay
Posted on: March 3, 2025
Job Description:
EXECUTIVE VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENTGREATER GREEN BAY YMCAPosition:
Chief Executive Officer (President and Chief Executive
Officer)Address: 235 N. Jefferson Street, Green Bay, WIThe Greater
Green Bay YMCA is an equal opportunity employer. We work to ensure
that everyone has the opportunity to reach their full potential
with dignity.The OpportunityThe Greater Green Bay YMCA is seeking
an innovative, strategic and community minded individual to serve
as its next President & CEO. The President & CEO will build trust
and extend the breadth and depth of A-YMCA's reach across our
service area. The President & CEO will lead collaborative efforts
to grow and maintain productive working relationships in the
community that enhances our reputation and furthers our mission and
cause.Our Mission"To put Christian principles into practice through
programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all."Position
DescriptionUnder the direction of the Board of Directors and in
accordance with the policies of the Greater Green Bay YMCA, the
President/CEO will be responsible for the overall administration,
development, and growth of the YMCA.The President/CEO must be aware
of the community, its problems, needs, and resources and have a
broad knowledge of the YMCA locally and nationally. Broad
management skills and the ability to lead and motivate staff and
volunteers are required. The President/CEO must be future-oriented,
a sound planner and organizer to establish and direct the
achievement of long-range corporate operating goals. The ability to
relate to the financial resources of the community and to generate
financial support for the Association is essential.The
President/CEO must have mastery of the skills and understanding of
management and business administration in order to maintain
efficient and effective fiscal management of the organization. The
human relations' aspect of this position is critical.Leadership
Attributes for the Next CEO:
- Leadership & Team Building - A culture builder who fosters
trust, accountability, transparency, and open communication among
staff, board members, and stakeholders.
- Emotional Intelligence & Servant Leadership - A leader with
integrity, humility, self-awareness, and the ability to motivate
and empower staff while leading by example.
- Change Management & Adaptability - Capacity to navigate
organizational change, make tough decisions thoughtfully, and adapt
to evolving challenges and opportunities.
- Nonprofit & YMCA Experience (Preferred) - Experience in
nonprofit leadership, ideally within the YMCA or a similar
organization, with an understanding of its mission, programs, and
operational complexities.
- Growth Mindset & Innovation - Ability to think creatively,
foster innovation, and position the YMCA as a forward-thinking
leader in the community.Key Performance ObjectivesOrganizational
Risk: Develop policies and procedures and conduct annual
assessments to ensure a safe environment for members, program
participants, staff, and the community. Build a culture of child
protection and aquatic safety, comply with all state and local
child protection and aquatic safety codes and regulations, and meet
all requirements of the National Council of YMCAs Child Protection
and Aquatic Safety Membership qualification. Key competencies:
Critical Thinking & Decision Making, Communication &
InfluenceDevelop and Implement a Strategic Plan: Work effectively
with volunteers, community leaders, and key staff, to create and
develop a strategic plan that addresses the needs of the
communities served by the Y and include defined organizational
strategies, a clear implementation plan with deliverables, and
measurable goals. Key competencies: Change Leadership,
Communication & Influence, Critical Thinking & Decision Making,
Program/Project ManagementPosition the Y as a Vital Partner for
Community Change: Serve as an ambassador for the mission, purpose,
and vision for the YMCA within the community. Possess the ability
to develop and cultivate relationships with key stakeholders from a
variety of backgrounds, while always upholding the highest
standards and values of the Y. Ensure your Y is seen as a leading
nonprofit committed to strengthening community by connecting all
people to their potential, purpose, and each other. Key
competencies: Communication & Influence, Engaging Community,
CollaborationMaintenance and Development of Facilities (Capital
Development): Lead your Y through stages of a current or future
capital development project, whether it's initial planning,
research, and viability; architectural and schematic design phases;
construction management; or the operational start-up of your new,
renovated, or expanded facility. Key competencies: Fiscal
Management, Program/Project Management, Change Leadership, Critical
Thinking & Decision MakingSteward Fundraising Efforts: Develop and
implement an annual fundraising plan that will establish the YMCA
as a leading nonprofit organization within the community through
the engagement of members, volunteers, staff, and donors. Identify
the need for successful capital fundraising, while taking the
organization to a new level of effectiveness and impact in annual
giving and endowment. Key competencies: Philanthropy, Engaging
Community, Communication & InfluenceGreater Green Bay YMCA FactsAs
the nation's leading nonprofit for youth development, healthy
living and social responsibility, the Y offers more than just a
job, it offers a cause to embrace. Serving over 46,887 members in
the Brown County area, our Association includes four Centers, four
camps and the area's largest School Age Child Care program. Come
make a difference with us at the Y!Membership
- Total Number of Members in Association: 46,887
- Total Number of Membership Units in Association: 21,006
- 7% Youth
- 32% Adults
- 33% Household
- 28% SeniorBranch/Facility InformationWebsite for more
information Greater Green Bay YMCAService Area: Brown County and
reaching throughout Northeast Wisconsin for our camps and various
other programs.Core Programs: We provide diverse programs and
community-focused services for all ages and abilities: Health &
Wellness, Sports for Youth, Swim & Water Safety, School Aged Child
Care, Day Camps, Resident Camp, Adult Offerings, Y Achievers,
Specialty Programs and Services.Annual Campaign
- Prior Year's Total: $1,170,645
- Current Year's Goal: $1,285,000
- Total number of people receiving financial assistance prior
year: 11,712, over $1M provided in scholarship through members,
programs, childcare and campCurrent Staff
- FT - 106
- PT - 634
- Seasonal: 76 in 2024CEO Direct Reports
- Chief Growth Officer
- Chief Financial Officer
- Chief Advancement Officer
- VP, AdministrationBoard of Directors
- Number of Governing Board Members: 29
- Board Demographics: 22% Female, 78% Male
- 3% Latino, 3% Native American, 7% Black or African American,
87% WhiteFinancial Snapshot
- Current Annual Operating Budget Size: $18.9M
- Current Debt: $0
- Current Endowment: $3.6M
- Current Investments: $4.8M
- 3-year annual surplus
- Last year: Estimated $420,000 (excludes investments &
depreciation)
- Previous year: $118,000 (excludes investments &
depreciation)
- Previous year: $139,000 (excludes investments &
depreciation)Population & DemographicsThe Greater Green Bay YMCA
provides programs and services to Brown County, Wisconsin. In 2023,
US News ranked Green Bay as the best place to live in the country
based on affordability, strong job market, high quality of life,
outdoor activities, sports, community spirit, rich history, and
culture.Population: 268,740
- Race: 79.2% White, 3.2% Asian, 3.1% Black or African American,
2.8% Native American, 4.4% from other races, and 7.2% from two or
more races
- Ethnicity: 9.8% Hispanic or Latino of any race
- Citizenship: 96.8% of residents were US citizens in 2022, which
is higher than the national average
- Age: Median age is 38.5 years old
- Gender: 50% female, 50% male
- Median household income: $77,146
- Employment rate: 67.1%
- Bachelor's degree or higher: 32.6% of the populationAdditional
Important InformationArea Amenities and Community
BenefitsAttractions and quality of life benefits to living and
working in the community: Did you know that Green Bay, Wisconsin is
the smallest city in the United States to host a professional
sports team? The Green Bay Packers are known around the world, and
Lambeau Field is hallowed ground to most sports fans. Now that's
unique. But it's the "greater" part of Green Bay that surprises
most.Local and national entertainment regularly takes the stage.
Wineries grow their own grapes to produce wines right here. Artists
find their inspiration throughout various areas, including along
the banks of Green Bay. We have a botanical garden, a small
amusement park, and a zoo. Walleye fishermen say we have some of
the best water. Our walking and biking paths wind along the
beautiful Fox River. And our museums take a little different
approach to making history "come alive."Salary Range: $180,000-
$232,000 plus bonus potentialBenefits: Retirement: Eligible after 2
consecutive years, serving at least 1000 hours in each year. 11%
employer contribution and 1% employee contribution. We do offer
403(b) and Roth savings plans as well. Vacation plan, health plan
and other benefits per personnel policy included.Residency
Expectation: The CEO is expected to be highly engaged and visible
in our community. Living in the YMCA's service area is
required.Criteria for Candidates:
- Accredited 4-year college degree or equivalent experience.
- Must demonstrate excellent written and verbal communication
skills and personal values consistent with the YMCA mission.
- Minimum five years prior experience in a senior management role
with a YMCA or related experience at a comparable organization with
direct supervision of multiple levels of staff and employees.
- Must be able to develop and strengthen community
relationships.
- Have the ability to develop innovative programs, review and
enhance programs being offered or considered for both economy and
the effectiveness in broadening our engagement in the communities
in which we serve.
- Strategic planning and Fundraising experience including annual
campaigns and the securing of grants.
- Fiscally sound business management approach.
- A proven record of accomplishment of progressive budgetary
leadership and advanced fiscal management practices.
- YMCA Organizational Leader Certification or ability to achieve
within 3 years.Target Dates for the Search ProcessResumes accepted
through: 3/19/25Preliminary interviews scheduled: 4/9/25Final
interviews: 4/17 & 4/18To ApplyCandidates will apply via the
following website: Application, References, Background Check, and
Organizational Leader Certification:Candidates must submit the
following in their online application, uploading a PDF of your
cover letter and resume. Applications without a cover letter will
not be considered.Candidates who advance to final interviews will
need to submit six references (four professional and two personal).
References checked only with prior notification. Successful
candidate accepting the offer must pass a background check and must
have a current Y-USA's Organizational Leader Certification or
obtain certification within the first three years from start date
as the CEO.Questions regarding this position should be directed
to:Shane-- Jenkins, Senior Director, Executive Leadership - CEO
Search, YMCA of the USA, , (O) 312-416-0852Questions about this
YMCA may be directed to Jon Agnew, Chief Executive Officer, Upper
Midwest Alliance of YMCAs, , (O) 920-939-3485
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