ANCA Job Board

Cincinnati Nature Center is seeking a strategic leader to drive visitor engagement.
The Associate Director of Programming will have the opportunity to lead our innovative programming efforts,
ensuring that members and visitors are provided with experiences that make the wonders of the natural world
come alive. You will provide strategic oversight to a team of fun, dedicated, and knowledgeable staff who share a
love for the natural world and helping others discover it.
What You'll Do: Provide an overall program strategy that supports the mission and will inspire visitors of all ages
to learn about local ecosystems, conservation, and the natural world. Collaborate with educational partners, local
communities, and volunteers to grow our impact. Bring fresh, out-of-the-box ideas to the table, this is your
chance to get creative! Manage and mentor an enthusiastic programming team.
What We're Looking For: Proven experience with leading strategic efforts. Solid analytical skills that will be used
to make programming decisions. Strong inter-departmental work habits. Ability to align organizational needs and
departmental needs. Must have operational and educational experience; interpretive experience is a plus. An
experienced and highly organized leader who can successfully manage a team of professionals with a
collaborative style, , and a fun entrepreneurial spirit. Candidates must be committed to the Nature Center’s
mission, personable, highly organized, articulate, and have a sense of humor. A bachelor’s degree or advanced
degree and an excellent command of the English language are required.
If you're ready to be part of a team that’s all about fostering a love of nature, apply today and let's get the next
great outdoor adventure started!
Cincinnati Nature Center, founded in 1965, is a nationally recognized leader in environmental education and
conservation with: 18,000 member households, over 300,000 visitors per year, 120+ regular staff, 400+ dedicated
volunteers, a $7M operating budget, a strong endowment, and two properties in Clermont County east of
Cincinnati totaling about 1,800 acres. For more information go to: www.CincyNature.org