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About the Role
The Associate Manager, Bespoke Initiatives provides support for Bespoke projects for the Knowledge and Bespoke Department and acts as a back-up Program Officer or other roles as needed. This is an all-around utility role reporting directly to the Chief of Knowledge Officer and Senior Advisor to the CEO.
Responsibilities
- Manage day-to-day coordination and execution of selected Bespoke Initiative workstreams, including maintaining project plans, tracking milestones, identifying risks or gaps, and ensuring timely follow-through on deliverables.
- Lead planning and coordination for monthly Bespoke team meetings, including developing agendas, preparing materials, facilitating knowledge-sharing opportunities, capturing key decisions, and driving follow-up on action items.
- Partner with the Chief Knowledge Officer and Senior Advisor to the CEO to support donor engagement, including preparing briefing materials, coordinating meeting logistics, tracking next steps, and ensuring timely follow-up.
- Provide project management and operational coverage and support to Blue Ridge Labs, Learning + Tech, Capital, and other high-priority donor related initiatives and emerging projects helping to advance priorities across a complex and matrixed environment and escalating issues as needed.
- Conduct research and synthesize information to support special initiatives and exploratory areas of work, including potential climate and environmental efforts; prepare summaries, options, or recommendations for review by senior leaders.
- Provide short-term project coverage for teams with identified capacity needs, helping clarify scope, organize priorities, coordinate stakeholders, and keep work moving forward.
- Support cross-team communication and alignment across Bespoke Initiatives by maintaining project trackers, preparing status updates, documenting decisions, and sharing relevant information with stakeholders.
- Identify opportunities to improve team processes, meeting structures, documentation, and knowledge-sharing practices, and recommend practical improvements to increase efficiency and coordination.
Requirements
- Demonstrated ability to build rapport with a wide range of stakeholders, navigate interpersonal dynamics, and build long-term relationships across diverse teams and organizations.
- Ability to communicate directly and transparently using a variety of tools and formats, including data, visual aids, and presentations, adapting style to the audience.
- Demonstrated ability to manage multiple workstreams and competing priorities, track milestones, organize a diversified workload, and follow through on deliverables in a timely and detail-oriented manner.
- Actively seeks feedback to improve and demonstrates a growth mindset, learning from setbacks and adjusting approaches accordingly.
- Ability to identify themes and opportunities across both quantitative and qualitative information to support decision-making.
- High attention to detail with a commitment to accuracy.
- Entrepreneurial mindset with a strong collaborative work ethic.
Location
- New York City
Work Type
- Hybrid
Experience Level
- At least 2 years of relevant work experience
Education Level
- Bachelor’s Degree preferred
Salary/Compensations
- $84,000 – $90,000
Benefits
- Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance
- 403(b) retirement plan with employer match
- 12% employer contribution to a 401(a) retirement plan
- 20 days of accrued paid time off
About the Company
- Founded in 1988, Robin Hood is New York City's largest poverty-fighting organization, finding, fueling, and creating impactful solutions to lift families out of poverty.
- Robin Hood partners with top nonprofits in New York City, investing in vital services like legal aid, housing, meals, workforce development, and education.
- The organization's programs often serve as models for replication in other cities.
- 100% of administrative, fundraising, and evaluation costs are covered by the Board of Directors, ensuring all donations go directly to helping New Yorkers in need.
- Robin Hood's metrics-based approach is a national standard for charities, focusing on evaluating partner impact for maximum philanthropic utilization.
- The organization supports community partners and their leaders with financial, strategic, and management assistance.
- Robin Hood is expanding its impact with a focus on sustainable poverty reduction, policy influence, thought leadership, national idea exchange, and strategic collaborations.
- Current priorities include helping families recover from the pandemic, supporting children's education, and aiding New Yorkers in returning to work.
- Robin Hood collaborates with government, particularly at the City and State levels, to fund program and policy innovations that expand economic opportunity.
- The organization leverages the expertise of community members and organizations to address poverty challenges.
- Robin Hood aims to provide nimble 'risk capital' for high-potential strategies and advance high-impact strategies at scale.
- With a strong reputation and support for over 200 nonprofits, Robin Hood acts as a catalyst for economic mobility in New York City and beyond.
Equal Opportunity
- Robin Hood is committed to promoting diversity, equity, inclusion, and representation in all aspects of its work.
- Robin Hood believes building a diverse team is fundamental to effectively serving and strengthening organizations that serve vulnerable communities and influencing policies.
- The organization believes diversity creates deep relationships with community partners, efficient problem-solving, and allows staff to work to their full capacity.
- Robin Hood embeds diversity, inclusion, and equity practices into all aspects of its work, fostering an inclusive culture that supports professional development, innovation, and poverty-fighting efforts.
- Robin Hood seeks to attract and retain staff reflecting the communities it serves, empowering team members, encouraging feedback, and sharing credit.
- The organization focuses on professional development, mentorship, and sponsorship, particularly for junior staff, to encourage long-term talent retention and engagement.
- Robin Hood's work is grounded in the Guiding Principles of Diversity, equity, and inclusion; Proximity and humanity; and Risk-taking and innovation.
- The professional community reflects diverse demographic characteristics, perspectives, and backgrounds, including gender identity and expression, race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, ability, and socioeconomic status.
- Colleagues have access to opportunity and advancement through fair and equitable treatment and encouragement of participation by underrepresented groups.
- The team promotes a sense of belonging, high levels of engagement, and shared respect.