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Lead a two-year initiative to modernize SFHSA benefit-training systems for CalFresh and Medi-Cal eligibility staff. Responsibilities include assessing current training programs, researching best practices, developing modernization and sustainability strategies, creating standardized curricula and multimodal learning tools, piloting LMS-based resources, improving policy-to-training communication, conducting vendor research, and establishing frameworks to measure comprehension, accuracy, retention, and service improvements.

Lead Jacksonville’s urban commercial corridor revitalization initiative through discovery, stakeholder engagement, data-informed planning, financing strategies, cross-sector partnerships, and implementation. The fellow will develop corridor-specific revitalization plans, mobilize public, private, and philanthropic investment, build community ownership, secure political support, and create phased implementation roadmaps. The role is embedded in the Mayor’s Office and works closely with LIFT JAX to advance equitable neighborhood investment without displacement.

Leads a two-year San Francisco initiative to preserve and modernize single-room occupancy housing. Responsibilities include stakeholder engagement, capital improvement assessments, financial and pro forma analysis, policy and legislative development, data-system creation, strategic planning, and knowledge transfer. The fellow will evaluate operating costs, funding streams, renovation scenarios, tenant affordability, and policy tradeoffs while coordinating city agencies, SRO operators, community organizations, residents, and technical consultants.

Lead Fresno’s downtown soccer stadium development and coordinate complementary investments in housing, hospitality, commercial activity, mobility, and public spaces. Build partnerships among city leaders, developers, investors, philanthropic organizations, rail authorities, businesses, and community members. Support negotiations, financing, sponsorships, branding, milestone tracking, issue resolution, and implementation planning while promoting inclusive economic revitalization in Downtown and Chinatown. Deliver a sustainable investment portfolio, transition roadmap, and knowledge transfer plan for continued city-led implementation.

The Executive Fellow will modernize NWARPC’s internal operations, project and financial tracking, governance processes, and regional communication strategy. Responsibilities include stakeholder listening, strategic planning, workflow and system assessments, implementation of tracking tools, dashboard development, performance reporting, organizational capacity planning, and development of public-facing infrastructure narratives. The fellow will coordinate with government leaders, board members, municipalities, transportation officials, and community partners over a two-year fellowship.

The Executive Fellow will design and operationalize a citywide Children's Cabinet for Rochester, coordinating city agencies, schools, community organizations, businesses, and other partners. Responsibilities include stakeholder engagement, governance design, strategic and operational planning, data-sharing coordination, dashboard and asset-map development, implementation support, accountability tracking, and institutionalization of cross-sector collaboration. The role will advance racial equity, community-informed decision-making, and improved outcomes for children and families.

The Executive Fellow will modernize Centerton’s stormwater and floodplain management systems by digitizing records, standardizing permitting and compliance workflows, improving dashboards and tracking, coordinating stakeholders, supporting FEMA and CRS readiness, and advancing regional stormwater detention and funding opportunities. The role includes discovery, strategic planning, implementation, field stormwater reviews, grant and partnership development, and embedding sustainable processes across city operations over a two-year fellowship.

The Executive Fellow will develop and strengthen place-based partnerships across rural Utah to improve education-to-career pathways and youth economic mobility. Responsibilities include stakeholder listening, landscape analysis, partnership readiness assessment, backbone organization development, cross-sector alignment, governance design, shared goal setting, data-informed performance frameworks, and sustainability planning. The fellow will coordinate government, education, nonprofit, employer, and community partners while piloting scalable partnership models and supporting long-term ownership and capacity.

Leads market development for Los Angeles and select Western markets by building multi-year partnerships, funding roadmaps, and executive fellowship opportunities. Develops relationships with government, philanthropic, civic, and community stakeholders; secures diverse funding; negotiates contracts; and advances recurring engagements. The role also tests market-development approaches, coaches colleagues, manages external resources, and builds sustainable pipelines aligned with community priorities.