Founded in 1724 as a guild, The Carpenters’ Company of the City and County of Philadelphia is one of the country’s most historically significant nonprofit organizations. By preserving and interpreting Carpenters’ Hall, its unique membership of architects, engineers, and builders celebrate their preeminent role in the American story past and future; Pulitzer Prize-winning public historian David McCollough called Carpenters’ Hall “ the acorn of American democracy”. The organization is seeking an Executive Director who is passionate about American History, Carpenters’ Hall and The Company and is a strategic and creative leader. The successful candidate will possess strong management capabilities, preferably with a nonprofit membership organization, including fundraising, financial management, team building, and talent management. The candidate will be the Company’s leading voice and champion, enhancing the organization’s identity both locally and nationally.

Salary Range: $130,000-$150,000/year