Current
Assignments
Here is a list of our current assignments. We appreciate these organizations having the confidence in us to uncover their future leaders for these positions.
Chief Managing Director
Ballet Hispánico,
New York, NY
Ballet Hispánico, https://www.ballethispanico.org/, the largest Latinx/Latine/Hispanic cultural organization in the United States and one of America’s cultural treasures, seeks a seasoned administrative leader to assume the new position of Chief Managing Director.
Ballet Hispánico’s three main programs, the Company, School of Dance, and Community Arts Partnerships bring communities together to celebrate the multifaceted Hispanic diasporas. Ballet Hispánico’s New York City headquarters provide the physical home and cultural heart for Latinx dance in the United States, and Ballet Hispánico welcomes and serves all, breaking stereotypes and celebrating the beauty and diversity of Hispanic cultures through dance. Dance visionary and National Medal of Arts recipient Tina Ramirez founded Ballet Hispánico in 1970, at the height of the post-war civil rights movements. Led by Eduardo Vilaro today, a visionary and inspiring leader, Ballet Hispánico is a catalyst for social change. Its mission opens a platform for new social dialogue, and nurtures and sees a community in its fullness.
The Chief Managing Director (CMD) will oversee all organizational administrative, organizational, and financial activities and will serve as the CEO’s trust advisor. With a visible passion for the arts and a commitment towards advancing Black and Brown communities, the CMD must be a mature and well-rounded executive with change and organization management expertise.
The anticipated salary for this role is $195,000 with a compelling benefits package. Interest or know someone who might be? Please contact Danny Guerrero at 646 298-9525 or dguerrero@lincolnleadership.co.
Deputy Senior Director of Research
Columbia University Center on
Global Energy Policy (CGEP), New York,NY
Columbia University’s Center on Global Energy Policy (CGEP), https://www.energypolicy.columbia.edu/, regarded as a premier hub and policy lab for global energy thought leadership, seeks a collaborative leader and energy domain expert to become Deputy Senior Director of Research.
Formed 10 years ago, CGEP has a mission is to provide timely, data-driven analysis that enables public and private sector leaders to make more informed choices about the world’s most pressing energy and climate issues. CGEP delivers best-in-class academic research in formats and timeframes that are accessible and useful outside of academia and bridges the gap between academic research and policy. Scholars and fellows – senior energy experts from government, academia, industry, and nongovernmental organizations – are frequently called upon to provide policy makers and global business leaders with information, analysis, and insight.
CGEP has created a new position, the Deputy Senior Director of Research to drive cross-functional research initiatives and to collaborate with 50 scholars across 12 research areas. The individual will maintain their own research and awareness of CGEP’s research activities and will identify and pursue opportunities for collaboration.
The anticipated salary range for this role is $175,000 to $200,000 with a compelling benefits package. Interest or know someone who might be? Please contact Danny Guerrero at 646 298-9525 or dguerrero@lincolnleadership.co.
Assistant Vice President, Facilities Management
Tulane University,
New Orleans, LA
Tulane University (Tulane) seeks a collaborative, people-oriented, and effective individual to become the Assistant Vice President, Facilities Management.
Tulane University, an AAU institution, continues to thrive in the 2020s. According to US News and World Report, Tulane University is among the top national universities in the United States, ranked 42nd of the best national universities and 34th of the most innovative schools. Tulane is also ranked 4th in service learning. Boasting over 8,500 undergraduate and over 5,900 graduate and professional students today, Tulane was founded in 1834. Tulane has three campuses: Uptown and Downtown in New Orleans and the National Primate Research Center in nearby Covington.
The institution is well-managed financially, benefits from strong strategic and operational leadership and management, and is poised to invest considerable resources into its physical plant (over $1 billion over the next five years) to steward and to strengthen the built environment and facilities. To this end, Tulane wants an innovative facilities executive to serve as the next Assistant Vice President, Facilities Management, for the Downtown campus.
Reporting directly to the Vice President, Facilities, Campus Development, and Real Estate, the new Assistant Vice President, Facilities Management (AVP), directs all daily operational activities and provides financial and budgetary oversight of the Facilities Management staff of the Division of Campus Services. The individual is responsible for operations, maintenance, custodial, and grounds for all Downtown Tulane University properties and manages a team of over 60 individuals.
Interested or know someone who might be? Please contact Danny Guerrero at 646 298-9525 and dgurerrero@lincolnleadership.co.
President/CEO
Presidential Precinct,
Charlottesville, VA
Presidential Precinct whose mission is to engage and to inspire emerging leaders to address the most pressing challenges in their countries seeks a bold, decisive, collaborative, action-oriented executive who will lead the organization to new heights.
The new president and chief executive officer should be driven by a desire to help improve the world by developing the young leaders who will drive change from the bottom up, starting in some of the world’s most challenging physical and political environments. The new president and ceo will help the board and our supporters meet these goals by acting as the external face and voice of the organization. The president and ceo must build upon our strong existing relationships with five key sets of stakeholders, including staff, board, and alumni; partner institutions; funding sources, including individuals, corporations, and foundations; government, including the U.S. State Department, state governments, and key government contractors; and potential academic and philanthropic partners.
The organization believes in the transformative power of visionary leaders to create thriving, just, and free societies. Founded in 2012 with over 1,300 alumni from more than 160 countries (go to https://presidentialprecinct.org/what-we-do/ to see how these leaders are being changemakers), Presidential Precinct develops young—25 to 35 years old— international leaders who come from a host of counties, including Bolivia, Egypt, Ethiopia, Kenya, Latvia, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, and Zimbabwe The organization is a consortium that includes the University of Virginia, The College of William and Mary, President James Monroe’s Montpelier, and President James Madison’s Highland.
The Presidential Precinct offers a fast-paced, innovative, and values-based work environment. The organization is small, lean, and non-bureaucratic, uniting the flexibility of an independent nonprofit with the institutional strength of established program partners across government, business, and academic sectors. The Precinct is governed by a seasoned board of corporate executives, educators, and philanthropists. The board and staff are also guided by a remarkable group of alumni and international experts on the Precinct’s Advisory Council. For more information on Presidential Precinct, please visit (https://presidentialprecinct.org/about-us/.
Interested or know someone who might be in this unique opportunity? Please contact Andrew Wheeler at 267 257-1910 and awheeler@lincolnleadership.co.
Assistant Superintendent
Laurel Hill Cemetery,
Bala Cynwyd, PA
Founded by John Jay Smith in 1836, Laurel Hill Cemetery is among the first rural cemeteries in the United States. In 1869, the cemetery expanded across the Schuylkill River and is known today as Laurel Hill West (this includes a pet cemetery). Together, the two cemeteries constitute 265 acres and feature the headstones and monuments of close to 200,000 people buried in them. Both cemeteries are home to generations of Philadelphians from all stations of life including well-known names representing nearly every discipline—artists, architects, authors, doctors, musicians, politicians, scientists, war veterans, civic and business leaders, innovators, and more. Names such as Rittenhouse, Strawbridge, and Widener are of local interest, but Breyer, Luden, Stetson, and Whitman are brands known across the United States.
Laurel Hill is more than a cemetery, however, and in many ways predated the public park system. With a stunning array of manicured green space, winding roads, and beautiful trails and walkways, Laurel Hill is an accredited arboretum on both sides of the Schuylkill River. It includes an impressive living collection of over 6,000 trees and shrubs representing 700 distinct species and cultivars, several champion trees, and beautiful gardens managed by professional horticulturalists. Laurel Hill is fiercely committed to sustainability, maintains rain and pollinator gardens, and is the honored recipient of SITES Gold certification (the only cemetery in the world with such a designation) for its green burial area, Nature’s Sanctuary, at Laurel Hill West.
Laurel Hill has created a new position, Assistant Superintendent, to maintain this incredible set of properties. Reporting directly to the Superintendent, the Assistant Superintendent manages the functions of the Operations Department’s grounds crew (a team of 15 individuals). The person and the team oversee daily grounds maintenance and burial and cremation activities and support public/private events to ensure a clean, safe, and enjoyable environment for all visitors. The Assistant Superintendent in partnership with the Superintendent will need to provide vision, leadership, and strategic thinking. The operating budget is over $2.5 million (this includes salaries).
Interested or know someone who might be in this unique opportunity? please contact Danny Guerrero at 646 298-9525 or dgurerrero@lincolnleadership.co.
President and CEO
Eastern State Penitentiary
Historic Site, Philadelphia, PA
Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site seeks a strategic, dynamic, and agile individual to become the President and Chief Executive Officer.
Operational from 1829 until 1971 and recognized for its grand architecture and strict discipline, Eastern State Penitentiary was the first world’s true ‘penitentiary,’ a prison designed to inspire penitence, or true regret in the hearts of prisoners. At its completion, the building was the largest and most expensive public structure ever erected in the United States, and quickly became a model for more than 300 prisons worldwide. Its valued, sky-lit cells once held many of the America’s most notorious lawbreakers, including bank robber ‘Slick Willie’ Sutton and Al Capone.
Today, the site is a museum and is a U.S. National Historic Landmark and open to the public for tours seven days a week, 12 months a year. There is an audio tour, critically-acclaimed artist installations, and award-winning exhibits. The site interprets the legacy of American criminal justice reform, from the nation’s founding through to the present day, within the long-abandoned cellblocks of the nation’s most historic prison.
Reporting to the Board of Directors, the President and Chief Executive will be charged with developing and implementingthe institution’s next strategic plan in partnerships with many constituencies. The leader will need to manage a talented and committed staff and provide financial stewardship in maximizing earned revenue and promoting the site as a destination regionally and nationally thoughtfully.
Interested or know someone who might be in this unique opportunity? Please contact Andrew Wheeler at 267 257-1910 and awheeler@lincolnleadership.co.