NODC is hiring a Community Development Program Director! Join us in building a thriving, resilient region on the North Olympic Peninsula. You'll work with partners and collaborators on important issues like rural economic development, broadband expansion, energy and climate resilience. https://lnkd.in/gSHERANB
North Olympic Peninsula Resource Conservation and Development Council
Program Development
PORT ANGELES, WA 55 followers
The NODC empowers the North Olympic Peninsula to invest in and pursue its own economic and environmental destiny.
About us
The North Olympic Peninsula Resource Conservation & Development Council (NODC) empowers the North Olympic Peninsula to invest in and pursue its own economic and environmental destiny. As the federally-designated Economic Development District for Jefferson and Clallam counties, NODC is a collaborative, innovative effort among member governments, community organizations, tribes and businesses to advance economic, environmental and quality of life initiatives in the region. NODC primarily plays a planning and facilitation role, collaborating with local governments, nonprofit organizations and businesses to improve the regional economy.
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- Program Development
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- PORT ANGELES, WA
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- Nonprofit
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PORT ANGELES, WA 98362, US
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We're #hiring a new Program Director in Port Angeles, Washington. Apply today or share this post with your network.
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NODC is thrilled to be a partner in the North Olympic Peninsula Recompete Coalition (NOPRC), which has just been awarded a grant of $35 million from the Economic Development Administration. Recompete will have a major impact on the regional economy by creating good jobs and providing the training and support to help people get and keep those jobs.
Executive Director, North Olympic Peninsula Resource Conservation & Development Council (NODC)
I'm excited to share that the North Olympic Peninsula has been awarded $35 from EDA's Recompete program, one of only 6 awards in the country. More than 500 regions applied for this funding and only 22 finalists were invited to submit Phase 2 applications. I'm incredibly proud of the strong collaboration among local governments, Tribes, economic development organizations, educational institutions, nonprofit organizations and the private sector that made this award possible. We've been working together on this for more than a year. https://lnkd.in/gYY2UVRA
Biden-Harris Administration Announces $184 Million for Six Recompete Program Awardees | U.S. Economic Development Administration
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Great opportunity with a great organization!
I'm pleased to share that the North Olympic Land Trust is hiring a full-time Land Protection Specialist! Based in Port Angeles, on the beautiful Olympic Peninsula, the Land Protection Specialist is a permanent, full-time, non-exempt position that reports to the Conservation Director and serves as the principal staff member working with willing landowners toward the permanent conservation of their land. The Land Protection Specialist is crucial to the Land Trust’s Strategic Plan and its emphasis on farmland conservation, habitat and biodiversity, and climate resilience. The position is responsible for moving projects through the land protection process using a diverse conservation toolbox including conservation easements and property purchases. Position is open until filled; applicant review will begin January 16, 2024. If interested in applying, we encourage you to apply by sending your resume and cover letter to opportunities@northolympiclandtrust.org Click here for full job description: https://lnkd.in/dCsF2uNV
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