About Mt. Sinai Health Foundation
Established in 1996, the Mt. Sinai Health Foundation is a grantmaking public charity that seeks to assist Greater Cleveland’s organizations and leaders in improving the health of the Jewish and general communities. Mt. Sinai advances its mission through approximately $8 million in annual grantmaking across four program areas: (1) Academic Medicine and Bioscience; (2) Health of the Jewish Community; (3) Health of the Urban Community; and (4) Health Policy. Mt. Sinai’s grantmaking is focused on primary prevention and early intervention related to Greater Cleveland’s most pressing health issues; a commitment to advancing health equity; a focus on investment into children’s and families’ well-being; and policy and systems changes that promote health at-scale.
The Opportunity
The Mt. Sinai Health Foundation is seeking a dynamic, passionate, and highly collaborative Vice President, responsible for all aspects of its grantmaking strategy and operations. The position will supervise a program staff of 2-3 program officers and a grants/database manager and will report to the Foundation’s President. The Vice President will be part of an interdependent professional team responsible for implementing the Foundation’s grantmaking mission.
The Vice President plays an integral role in the management of the Foundation’s quarterly, responsive grantmaking. They will also work with other Foundation staff and multiple external stakeholders across sectors in devising and executing plans for strategic investments that improve health, particularly for underserved or marginalized populations.
Contact
Koya Partners has been exclusively retained for this engagement, which is being led by Alex Corvin and Maleka Pensky. Express interest in this role by submitting a resume and a cover letter by filling out our Talent Profile or emailing the search team directly at [email protected]. All inquiries and discussions are strictly confidential.