CPT seeks applications for a co-director to work with Carol Rose, current co-director.  Position begins in July 2011.  Job description is flexible depending on the intersection of applicant’s skills with current co-director.  Applications from members of racially marginalized groups and from outside North America are warmly welcomed.  As with all Support Team members, compensation is a stipend based on need.  The initial appointment is for a period of three years. 

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Qualifications include

• spiritual grounding in Christianity;
• strong skills in organizational processes and administration;
• experience leading or working in an international organization committed to violence reduction, nonviolent resistance campaigns and movement building;
• strong English with at least minimal Spanish;
• background and skill in undoing oppressions; and
• ability to mobilize economic and human resources.  
• knowledge of CPT and how the organization works.  

Needed Traits include the ability to

• articulate and promote the CPT mission and vision;
• make collaborative decisions; to
• listen well;
•  be flexible;
•  articulate and promote an organizational vision;
• lead in organizational change; and
• network between religious, political, geographical and social groups.

Persons with the required experience and skills who have not been members of CPT are welcome to apply.  See www.cpt.org <http://www.cpt.org> for background.  If chosen as the most promising applicant, the individual must participate in a CPT delegation and month-long training and discernment process prior to final appointment.

Contact Susan Mark Landis with expressions of interest and nominations by 1 March 2011.  She will respond with a more complete job description and application materials.  SusanML@MennoniteUSA.org

Please share this message widely and pray for God's work through this appointment process.