40+ jobs from our networks

 

A couple of times a year I like to share mission-driven job openings from across our networks. It’s a small way to help organizations get the word out about the roles they are excited to fill, and, more importantly, to make your search a little easier.

I know how much goes into it. The hours of applying, interviewing, networking, and waiting to hear back. The job search is hard. The hope is this list will lead you to new roles or orgs you may have not been familiar with before.

Here are 40+ open roles below, plus more over on the NRG website. Last time we did this, we had over 60 jobs. So if you’re feeling like it's a tight market, you’re right. But one of these 40+ jobs might be the one for you.

Take a look and happy hunting!

 
 

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If you apply to, or get, one of these jobs, I’d love to know. Just hit reply to stay in touch.

Happy job searching!

PS: We know that mission-driven candidates on the job hunt need support. Our coach works with people at all levels of experience and expertise, from entry to executive, and at all stages in their career search. We’re with you every step of the way: helping you craft a standout résumé, prepare for interviews, think strategically about your next move, and stay accountable to your goals. If you’re looking for coaching support, or curious about what it is, we can help.


We're hiring for additional jobs and you can see all of them on the NRG website.


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Let’s move,

Naomi

P.S.  If you’d like a partner to help you with your job search strategy, learn how NRG’s coaching programs can help you.

 
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