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Should a nonprofit hire an interim executive director?

Sometimes a ‘start-up’ nonprofit will hire an interim executive director before they fully begin operations and aren’t quite ready to hire full-time staff yet. In other circumstances, boards just wanted to take a ‘breather’ between executive directors. ...

Who is an interim executive director?

Interim executive directors are usually thought of as “those folks who hold down the fort” at nonprofits when boards expect a long gap between executives. However, not anyone can be an interim. You will want to hire or appoint someone who has executive experience. ...

How much does a nonprofit executive director make?

The nonprofit can expect to pay between $60-120 per hour for a 20- to 28-hour week. At TSNE, we charge a sliding scale depending on organization size from $1,500-4,000. Interim executive directors arrive at difficult or transitional times and often help organizations make difficult choices. ...

Should a nonprofit have an executive director?

Sometimes a senior staff person or even a board member can step temporarily into the role of executive director until the nonprofit can find a new leader. In many cases however, the organization would be better served by an outside expert. Here’s why: Efficient use of time. ...

Are interim executive directors eligible for benefits?

It really depends on the needs of the organization and their financial wherewithal. Remember, if you are an interim executive director working as an independent contractor, you are not getting benefits. You're paying your own payroll taxes. So all of that is folded into your fee. If you go on staff, you're eligible for benefits. ...

How do I become an interim executive director?

The Support Center for Nonprofit Management in New York City offers a great two-day institute on how to be an interim executive director. There are usually 20 people in the class, most of whom are experienced executive directors. They come into the class for two days to learn how to be the interim. ...