Project Management
Behind every great initiative, you’ll find a project manager. They focus on planning, organizing, and leveraging people and resources to bring about an organizational priority. For example, a project manager on the technology team is responsible for managing the details of major technology development initiatives like our new front office operating system. Project management on the marketing team requires cross-functional management of multi-channel marketing campaigns, working with members of the insights, digital, and creative sub-groups.
Each team’s project managers have unique tasks, but all are strong problem-solvers and are really comfortable working with different people to get things done. Project managers are super organized, meet deadlines, know how to manage others around their assigned tasks, and are generally entrepreneurial self-starters.
Our People
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Kristin HodgsonDirector, Digital Content Strategy“After working in the private sector, I wanted to find more meaning in my work and take on significant responsibility. ” -
Meral CultuDirector, Strategy and Operations“Team: I love that that having each others’ backs is one of the fundamental tenets of Teach For America.” -
Jace GoodierDirector, Finance and Strategy“My team runs the donor database and is the central reference point for all gifts to the organization. ” -
Monica Jew-GonzalezAssociate, Human Resources Information Systems“Teach For America has a remarkable culture that I have not found in any other workplace.” -
Daniel GrantManaging Director, National Alliances“I want to give my time, my skills, and my energy to those who most deserve it. ” -
Jovian IrvinDirector, Talent Recruitment“We are a safe-haven for people who truly want to think outside of the box. ”
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