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Vital Voices Global Partnership in Washington, D.C. is hiring a Program Manager to lead the WomenLeaders India Fellowship, overseeing program design, delivery, and evaluation with a focus on curriculum development and stakeholder engagement.
The role requires India experience, 4–8 years in related fields, and regular overlap with India time zones. It is a hybrid position with two in-person days per week at VVHQ.
Vital Voices Global Partnership is hiring a Program Manager to lead the WomenLeaders India Fellowship. This mid-senior role covers program management, curriculum design, and stakeholder engagement for a flagship fellowship. India experience required. Salary $80,999–$111,400.
Vital Voices Global Partnership is hiring a Program Manager to lead strategic execution of the WomenLeaders India (WLI) Fellowship — a country-specific program dedicated to advancing women's leadership across India. Reporting to the Director of Leadership and Social Impact, this mid-senior role manages the full program lifecycle from design through delivery, evaluation, and reporting.
The role spans curriculum design and facilitation, financial management, fundraising support, stakeholder engagement, and team coordination. Experience working with India or South Asia is required, and regular availability to overlap with the India Time Zone is needed. Based in Washington, D.C. (hybrid), two required in-person days per week. Note: pending hire contingent upon funding availability.
Starting salary of $80,999, with flexibility up to $111,400. Benefits include medical, dental, and vision insurance, 401k match, generous PTO, wellness flex days, parental leave, short- and long-term disability, life insurance, HSA, EAP, and a professional development stipend.
This is a pending hire contingent upon funding availability. Candidates will be informed once funding is secured.
No. The role requires two in-person days per week at VVHQ in Washington, D.C.
Yes — experience working in or with India, South Asia, or India-focused programs is required.
Domestic and international travel up to 30% may be required, including travel to India for in-person program activities.