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A non-profit organization in East Texas seeks an Executive Director to lead operations and engage stakeholders. The role involves developing partnerships, fundraising, and representing the organization at events. The ideal candidate must have a background in tourism, marketing, or preservation, and possess strong leadership and communication skills. Competitive salary starting at $50,000 plus benefits offered.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
The Texas Forest Trail Region is a non-profit organization based in Nacogdoches, serving as the East Texas division of the Texas Heritage Trails Program (THTP) of the Texas Historical Commission. The THTP was established in 1968 to promote scenic driving trails across Texas, encouraging tourism and historic preservation. The Forest Region aims to promote tourism, educate stakeholders, support community and economic development within a 35-county area of East Texas, and engage in fundraising, public speaking, marketing, and community outreach.
QUALIFICATIONS
PREFERRED EXPERIENCE
PREFERRED SKILLS & APTITUDES
PREFFERED TECHNICAL ABILITIES
LOCATION
Remote position with an office in Nacogdoches, TX. Candidates must reside within or relocate to the 35-county East Texas region prior to employment.
SALARY
Starting at $50,000 plus benefits, dependent on experience and qualifications.
BENEFITS
APPLICATION PROCESS
Apply online at www.texasforesttrail.com/careers. Applications accepted until August 11th, 2025, or until filled. Resumes via mail or email are not accepted. Questions can be emailed to info@texasforesttrail.com.
QUESTIONS
Visit www.texasForesttrail.com for more info. For questions, contact Teresa Caldwell at (512) 463-5755 or teresa.caldwell@thc.texas.gov.
PROGRAM HISTORY
The Texas Heritage Trails Program, initiated in 1968, highlights Texas' diverse history and landscapes through scenic routes. The program was revitalized in 1997 by the Texas Historical Commission to foster economic development via heritage tourism and historic preservation, creating ten regional trail areas.
ORGANIZATION OVERVIEW
The Texas Forest Trail Region is part of the statewide THTP managed by the Texas Historical Commission. It is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit governed by a volunteer board and an executive director, focusing on regional preservation and cultural tourism. The organization relies on state funding and sustainable local funding.
JOB SUMMARY
The Executive Director leads the organization, managing operations, communications, and stakeholder engagement. The role involves developing partnerships, advocacy, marketing, fundraising, and representing the region at various events. The position requires a dynamic leader who can serve as a regional ambassador and strategic planner.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS
REQUIRED EXPERIENCE & ABILITIES