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Every nonprofit needs a strong director at the helm to guide staff toward the organization's overall mission and vision. However, a director alone isn’t enough; there are a variety of leadership roles a nonprofit should hire for if they want to thrive in the modern world.
As nonprofit leaders, Forbes Nonprofit Council members understand what types of leadership roles are required for success in their industry. That’s why we asked a group of them to describe a unique leadership position more nonprofits should have and why this role is so beneficial to an organization. Here’s what they had to say.
- Tactical Flexibility Leader
- Diversity And Inclusion Executive
- Chief Storytelling Officer
- Member Experience Leader
- Chief Sustainability Officer
- Director Of Human Resources
- Chief Revenue Officer
- Head Of Product Management
- Chief Health Officer
- Social Psychologist
- New Media Ecologist
- Vice President Of Technology
- Research Leader
- Director Of Program Evaluation
- 'Mental' Leadership Positions
Read the full article about essential leadership positions at Forbes.