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Constructive Dialogue Institute

Behavioral-science-based dialogue facilitation across differences

Associate Director of Program Implementation

Customer SuccessUpdated on Nov 13
Full-timeNew York, NY, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Ability to manage relationships with an assigned portfolio of college and university partner campuses and guide them through implementation, learning and refinement, retention, renewal, and contracting.
  • Ability to manage projects and ensure on-track execution and communications for internal and external audiences.
  • Ability to track implementation progress and maintain accurate, accessible data using internal tools such as HubSpot and Asana, monitoring progress against OKRs and growth strategies.
  • Ability to gather and analyze partner feedback, learnings, and data and develop recommendations for future work.
  • Develop subject matter expertise in higher education, the pathways in which CDI works, and constructive dialogue; stay current on field trends and developments.
  • Ability to support retention, renewal, and expansion efforts and contribute to partner retention strategies.
  • Ability to identify inefficiencies and optimization opportunities in partnership management, implementation procedures, and resources.
  • Ability to coordinate implementation needs across team members and departments and collaborate with Growth, Product, Education, Research, and Operations teams.

Responsibilities

  • Serve as the relationship owner for an assigned portfolio of confirmed campus package institutions.
  • Manage the implementation cycle for assigned partners and lead each through planning that produces a concrete plan for embedding CDI offerings and resources in the campus community.
  • Provide partner stewardship and support, address implementation challenges, and promote engagement, completion, and saturation.
  • Develop and distribute resources with other teams to help partners deepen their work with constructive dialogue.
  • Track partner implementation progress by cycle and year over year using internal tools, ensuring data is accurate, accessible, and monitorable against OKRs and growth strategies.
  • Provide timely, professional, tailored communications to partners through email, newsletters, and other media.
  • Lead renewal strategy and contracting for the assigned partner portfolio, contributing to an annual average retention rate of 85% across partner accounts.
  • Lead Professional Learning Communities and other Communities of Practice for partners as needed.
  • Provide logistical and product implementation support for other Growth portfolio partners, including workplaces and high schools, as directed by the Senior Director of Program Implementation.
  • Gather and analyze partner feedback, learnings, and data throughout the year and provide a holistic view of the assigned portfolio with recommendations for future work.
  • Support retention, renewal, and expansion efforts, including contributing to the development and execution of renewal and partner retention strategies.
  • Identify process inefficiencies and optimization opportunities in partnership management, implementation procedures, and implementation resources, and contribute to developing resources and optimizations.
  • Coordinate implementation needs across team members and departments to foster collaboration, alignment, and shared understanding of processes, projects, and objectives.
  • Collaborate with Growth team members, including Partnerships and Live Programs, and with Product, Education, Research, and Operations teams to align goals and execute CDI programming.
  • Represent partner perspectives and themes to other CDI teams.
  • Travel approximately 3–5 days per quarter as required.

About the Company

Constructive Dialogue Institute

Behavioral-science-based dialogue facilitation across differences

Constructive Dialogue Institute is a non-profit organization that uses behavioral science to help people be more open to different viewpoints and learn the habits and skills needed to have productive conversations across divides. Its programs include workshops and resources that teach practical dialogue techniques, mindset shifts, and communication practices designed to reduce misunderstanding in heated discussions. The institute differentiates itself by staying non-partisan and focusing on evidence-based behavioral methods to support constructive dialogue, rather than taking sides or selling a particular platform. The goal is to make everyday conversations across political, cultural, or personal differences more respectful, collaborative, and productive.

Company size
11-50
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Oswego, NY
Founded
2017

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