Interim Executive Director
Global Center for Indigenous Leadership & Lifeways
Location
Remote
Type
Contract
Posted
Dec 04, 2025
Compensation
USD 50 – 26000
Mission
What you will drive
- Provide executive leadership, including strategic planning and organizational management, for an interim period of one to two years
- Act as a stabilizing force during organizational change, overseeing daily operations to maintain momentum and meet organizational mission and goals
- Play a key role in fundraising, community development, event planning, and managing outreach activities
- Facilitate a graceful process of change for the organization and ensure a smooth handover to a permanent leader
Impact
The difference you'll make
This role supports the uplift and sharing of Indigenous wisdom and ways, helping to educate people about Indigenous perspectives and co-create a harmonious relationship with Mother Earth.
Profile
What makes you a great fit
- Minimum five years experience as an Executive Director
- Minimum two years experience working with Indigenous Elders, or for Native-led projects, in North America or worldwide
- Demonstrated ability to provide organizational leadership that honors both Indigenous and Western worldviews and perspectives
- Demonstrated skills in management, problem-solving, analytical thinking, and interpersonal communication
- Demonstrated ability to advance a process while following the lead of Indigenous Peoples and/or Elders
- Align with the mission and vision of GCILL
- Demonstrated capacity to lead a remote team, while being self-directed and flexible
Benefits
What's in it for you
- Starting rate $50/hour, or $26,000 annually (FTE equivalent $104,000)
- Increases commensurate with experience
- Remote position
- Quarter-time contract (average 10 hours per week)
- Work hours compatible with Alaska Standard Time, Mon-Fri with occasional weekends
About
Inside Global Center for Indigenous Leadership & Lifeways
The Global Center for Indigenous Leadership & Lifeways (GCILL) supports projects that educate people about Indigenous ways, raise human consciousness, and co-create a harmonious relationship with Mother Earth, focusing on uplifting and sharing the messages of Elders and wisdomkeepers.