SVP, Jewish and Israel Education

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🏛️ District of Columbia, Washington – Remote

🏛️ District of Columbia – Remote ☕ Washington – Remote

💵 $220k - $260k / year

⏰ Full Time

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Hillel International

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51 - 200 employees

Founded 1923

📚 Education

🤝 Non-profit

🌍 Social Impact

Education • Non-profit • Social Impact

Hillel International is the world's largest Jewish campus organization, established in 1923. It provides a safe, welcoming space for Jewish college students across over 850 colleges and universities worldwide. Hillel supports Jewish students through resources like scholarships, mental health support, career networking, and educational programs. It also addresses antisemitism on campuses and fosters Jewish life and values. With a commitment to inclusivity and innovation, Hillel plays a significant role in the Jewish community, helping students navigate college life while strengthening their cultural and religious identity.

📋 Description

• Lead Hillel’s movement-wide strategy for Jewish education • Develop and communicate ideas that inspire new approaches to Jewish learning and practice • Translate educational vision into programs and models concerning Jewish learning, Torah, Israel, Shabbat, Jewish community, and Jewish peoplehood • Elevate Hillel professionals’ voices across the Hillel field • Serve as a public voice of Torah and Jewish learning through teaching, writing, and speaking • Represent Hillel International at sector convenings, strategic meetings, public gatherings, and partner relationships • Provide strategic leadership to the Center for Jewish and Israel Education and the Meyerhoff Center for Jewish Experience • Assess, sustain, strengthen, expand, redesign, or conclude programs in the Jewish educational portfolio • Develop internal and partnered rabbinic and educational resources • Drive progress on Shabbat, cohort-based learning, and Israel education • Own complex budgets, set priorities, allocate resources, and align investments with organizational strategy and measurable outcomes • Partner with senior fundraising professionals on vision development, donor engagement, proposals, stewardship, and reporting • Develop and model Jewish and Israel educational programs and experiences • Report to the COO for programmatic and operational responsibilities and to the CEO for senior spiritual and educational perspectives

🎯 Requirements

• Accomplished Jewish educator and executive with substantive educational vision and executive capacity to lead senior professionals, complex programs, budgets, and organizational change • Ability to teach Torah compellingly, write and speak with clarity, and translate sophisticated Jewish ideas for broad and diverse audiences • Experience developing programs and moving concepts to programs that can be tested, evaluated, improved, and scaled • Ability to communicate effectively and build partnerships across teams and functions • Ability to build trust with funders, educational organizations, thought partners, and external stakeholders • Ability to set measurable goals, evaluate progress, learn from evidence and the field, and adapt approaches to achieve meaningful outcomes • At least 10–15 years of progressively responsible professional experience, including significant service in senior leadership roles • Demonstrated ability to teach Torah, write and speak for broad audiences, and contribute substantive thought leadership through Jewish communal conversations • Record of success as both a Jewish educator and an organizational or executive leader • Experience leading, developing, and supporting talented teams, including senior professionals and established leaders • Significant experience designing, launching, evaluating, and growing educational programs • Experience managing substantial budgets, setting priorities, and allocating resources in alignment with organizational strategy • Experience partnering with senior fundraising professionals and cultivating trusted relationships with funders and philanthropic stakeholders • Experience within Hillel or another complex, distributed Jewish communal, educational, or mission-driven organization is a plus

🏖️ Benefits

• Fully remote for eligible candidates based in the U.S. • Comprehensive benefits package • Health insurance • Retirement plan • Life insurance • AD&D insurance • Long-Term Disability (LTD) insurance • Flexible Spending accounts • Generous vacation/sick time • Parental leave

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