Organizational Overview:
Since its unveiling in 2008, the Eyes of Freedom memorial exhibition has served as a tribute to honor the fallen Marines of Lima Company, 3rd Battalion, 25th Marines. This interactive traveling art installation has been displayed at more than 350 locations in the U.S., including Veterans-specific programs, universities and community events over the last 14 years. Through a gallery of life-size paintings and the bronze sculpture “Silent Battle,” audiences are able to personally connect with the story of the 23 Marines killed in the Iraq War. This unique and one-of-a-kind exhibition also brings awareness to mental health and wellness issues facing our nation’s Veterans.
Position Description:
The Executive Director (ED) of the Eyes of Freedom, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, has the opportunity to lead this innovative organization and position it for long-term growth and financial sustainability. The ED will engage with various business and community stakeholders to further the vision and mission of the Memorial in support of Veterans. In this role, the ED will provide strategic oversight of the organization’s operations, including communications, the identification of exhibition host sites, and staff management. The ED will collaborate with the Board of Directors in support of the organization and will lead the strategic fund development planning efforts. The ED will develop a business plan with the Board to execute that strategy which will incorporate the following responsibilities:
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Interested candidates are asked to email their cover letter and resume to:
Su Lok, Three Rivers East, LLC
Since its unveiling in 2008, the Eyes of Freedom memorial exhibition has served as a tribute to honor the fallen Marines of Lima Company, 3rd Battalion, 25th Marines. This interactive traveling art installation has been displayed at more than 350 locations in the U.S., including Veterans-specific programs, universities and community events over the last 14 years. Through a gallery of life-size paintings and the bronze sculpture “Silent Battle,” audiences are able to personally connect with the story of the 23 Marines killed in the Iraq War. This unique and one-of-a-kind exhibition also brings awareness to mental health and wellness issues facing our nation’s Veterans.