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Massachusetts 4-H Foundation Executive Director

Posted: 08/05/2024

Massachusetts 4-H Foundation Announces
Executive Director Search
 
Framingham, MA, August 1, 2024. The Massachusetts 4-H Foundation is pleased to announce that it has recently launched a search for an Executive Director. The job description can be found on the Third Sector New England (TSNE) Nonprofit Job Portal (www.tsne.org) and the A3 Search and Talent Management website (www.a3boston.com), as well as with this link.
 
The Foundation’s Search Committee, chaired by Trustees Hayley Trahan-Liptak and Jim Hicks, is working with consultants from TSNE and A3 Search and Talent Management. Trahan-Liptak explained, “The Foundation’s sole mission is to generate and provide financial resources to help expand, enrich, and advance 4-H youth development programs in Massachusetts. We are looking for candidates with five plus years of demonstrated fundraising experience with mission driven organizations like ours and a track record of managing and growing a fundraising program.”
 
Hicks added, “The Foundation works closely with the University of Massachusetts Extension Program (UMass Extension), which is solely responsible for developing and delivering 4-H youth development programs. UMass Extension recently adopted a five-year plan to reshape and revitalize 4-H in the State post COVID and will do so in part by forming school and community partnerships in under-resourced urban and rural communities.”
 
For more information about, or to apply for, the Executive Director position, please contact Anna Asphar of A3 Search and Talent Management at anna@a3boston.com.
 
The Massachusetts 4-H Foundation is an independent, nonprofit 501(c)(3) corporation committed to the enrichment and advancement of 4-H youth development programs throughout the Commonwealth. Established in 1955, the Foundation generates and provides financial and other resources to help expand 4-H in Massachusetts. In the last five years, the Foundation has donated over $1.1 million to 4-H programs for youth ages 5-18 in the state.
 
For more information about the Massachusetts 4-H Foundation, please visit www.mass4hfoundation.org.