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The Capital District YMCA seeks a Vice President of Property to lead property management and strategic development across facilities. You will guide maintenance, renovations, and asset planning while upholding the YMCA mission and core values.
Reporting to the President/CEO, this executive role requires strong leadership, contract oversight, and cross-functional collaboration with senior management and external partners. Albany-based on-site position with travel.
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
465 New Karner Road
2nd Floor
Albany, NY 12205, USA
The Capital District YMCA is looking for an experienced and dynamic individual to fill the role of Vice President of Property. Under the direction of the President/CEO, the Vice President of Property directs the functions of property management of the Association which includes maintaining an inventory of properties and facilities, and forecast for the development of new, renovation of existing, and the disbursement of surplus, physical assets. This position is responsible for developing and executing a comprehensive property management strategy that ensures safe, functional, compliant, and well-maintained facilities that support the Capital District YMCA's mission and operational goals. As a member of the Senior Management Team of the Association, the Vice President of Property will influence the activities and direction of the organization at all levels.
REQUIREMENTS:
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:
SALARY RANGE:
$128,983 - $138,983
COMPREHENSIVE BENEFIT PACKAGE:
Yes . Must be able to travel to all branches and off-site facilities.
Qualifications
Budgeting Intermediate
Leadership Advanced
Problem Solving Advanced
Project Management Advanced
Communication Advanced
Organizational Advanced
Supervision Advanced
Leader : Inspires teammates to follow them
Goal Completion : Inspired to perform well by the completion of tasks
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