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Director of Paidleave.ai

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Girls Who Code

Girls Who Code

501-1,000 employees

Empowers young women with coding skills

Social Impact
Education

Compensation Overview

$111k - $142kAnnually

Senior, Expert

Remote in USA + 1 more

Category
Project Management
Strategy Development
Business Development
Business & Strategy
Required Skills
Communications
Data Analysis
Requirements
  • Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field; Master’s degree preferred.
  • 7-10 years of experience in private sector strategy and implementation, such as in the fields of consulting, finance, social impact campaigns, or related areas.
  • Proven experience in leading and scaling technology-driven social impact programs or campaigns.
  • Strong strategic thinking and problem-solving skills.
  • Excellent leadership and team management abilities.
  • Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial environment
  • Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage diverse stakeholders.
  • Proficiency in data analysis and impact measurement.
  • Passion for social justice and improving outcomes for underserved populations.
  • Ability to travel as needed to support program expansion and stakeholder engagement.
  • Flexibility to work across different time zones and manage remote teams.
Responsibilities
  • Develop and execute a comprehensive strategy for the expansion of Paidleave.ai to all 10 states with live paid leave programs
  • Set and monitor goals to increase paid leave claims and adoption rates and drive traffic to paidleave.ai, ensuring alignment with Moms First’s mission and objectives.
  • Manage a cross-functional team of subject matter experts and agencies to ensure Paidleave.ai is hitting its goals
  • Support the Development team in meeting fundraising goals for Paidleave.ai to fund the program’s expansion.
  • With our product development agency, oversee the continuous improvement of the Paidleave.ai product, enhancing user experience and functionality based on feedback from user interviews and focus groups.
  • Drive the development and implementation of new features and educational prompts to better engage users and facilitate access to paid leave benefits.
  • With the Director of Digital Organizing, identify and manage best-in-class creative agencies to develop, produce, and execute education and awareness campaigns that drive traffic to Paidleave.ai and ultimately increase paid leave awareness and claims, particularly in underserved communities.
  • With the Director of Digital Organizing, mobilize Moms First’s network of supporters and grassroots advocates to amplify awareness campaigns and drive targeted action.
  • Forge partnerships with community-based organizations in health, job training, unions, disability benefits, and more to disseminate information about Paidleave.ai and build trust within diverse communities.
  • With the COO, develop and execute a strategy to partner with large employers of front-line workers to promote paid family leave benefits to their employees and provide necessary resources and guidance.
  • Oversee the evaluation and research efforts to measure the impact of Paidleave.ai on increasing paid leave claims and adoption rates.
  • Analyze data to assess the economic outcomes for families and communities, providing insights for continuous improvement and reporting to stakeholders.
  • In Year Two, identify an advocacy strategy and approach to build relationships at the state-level that leverages PaidLeave.ai’s insights to expand and improve paid family leave policies, addressing affordability, increasing benefits, and streamlining application processes.

Girls Who Code focuses on closing the gender gap in technology by teaching coding skills to young women. They offer free summer programs and after-school clubs that create a welcoming environment for teenage girls to learn coding. Their programs include over 8,500 clubs and summer immersion experiences worldwide, designed to make coding engaging and accessible. Unlike many organizations, Girls Who Code emphasizes collaboration with schools and corporations to deliver their programs, often supported by sponsorships from major companies. Their goal is to change perceptions of who can be a programmer and to build a strong pipeline of future female engineers.

Company Stage

Grant

Total Funding

$200K

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

2020

Growth & Insights
Headcount

6 month growth

-8%

1 year growth

-8%

2 year growth

-8%
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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Collaborations with major corporations and foundations provide significant financial support and visibility, enhancing the organization's ability to expand its reach and impact.
  • Recognition and awards, such as the Power of Radiance Award to founder Reshma Saujani, bolster the organization's credibility and attract further support.
  • The organization's programs have a proven track record, with alumni being seven times more likely to pursue computer science degrees than the national average.

What critics are saying

  • Dependence on sponsorships and partnerships for funding could lead to financial instability if these sources diminish.
  • The competitive landscape of nonprofit organizations in the education and technology sectors may make it challenging to maintain and grow their unique position.

What makes Girls Who Code unique

  • Girls Who Code focuses exclusively on closing the gender gap in technology by empowering young women with coding skills, unlike broader STEM initiatives.
  • Their extensive network of over 8,500 programs worldwide, including clubs and summer immersion programs, provides a unique and large-scale approach to engaging young women in tech.
  • The organization leverages high-profile partnerships and sponsorships, such as with Olay and New York Life Investments, to fund their free educational programs, setting them apart from other nonprofits.