Executive Director (Full Time - Remote)

Core responsibilities:

• Provide strategic, mission-driven leadership during a critical period for immigrant survivors and the organizations that serve them
• Partner with the Board of Directors on governance, strategy, and organizational sustainability
• Lead fundraising efforts, including foundation, government, and individual donor engagement
• Oversee financial management, budgeting, and compliance
• Support, supervise, and mentor a diverse, remote staff
• Guide programmatic and policy priorities in collaboration with staff and partners
• Serve as a national spokesperson and representative of ASISTA

This role creates positive change by ensuring ASISTA fulfills its mission to support immigrant survivors, advancing thought leadership, strengthening the organization's voice in the field, and magnifying impact through strategic leadership and resource mobilization.

Required skills, experience, qualifications:

• At least seven years of experience in immigrant rights, gender-based violence, public policy, gender justice, or a related field
• At least five years of senior leadership or management experience in a mission-driven organization
• Demonstrated success in fundraising, including securing significant support from foundations, government sources, and individual donors
• Strong financial management and budgeting experience
• Experience leading strategic and programmatic planning processes
• Nonprofit management experience, including hiring and supervising staff; experience managing remote teams is a plus
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Deep experience and enthusiasm for coalition-building across diverse sectors and perspectives
• Willingness to travel up to 25% of the time
• Bachelor’s Degree, Master’s Preferred

No specific compensation, perks, or culture highlights mentioned in the description.

ASISTA Immigration Assistance is an organization focused on supporting immigrant survivors, with a mission to provide assistance and advocacy in the fields of immigrant rights and gender-based violence.