Associate Vice President, Partnerships at BBYO

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Posted Sep 10, 2026

Job Details

Position
Associate Vice President, Partnerships
Contract Type
Long Term or Full Time
Experience Level
Unspecified

Job Description

The Associate Vice President, Partnerships will play a key role in building, managing, and strengthening BBYO's strategic partnerships across the Jewish communal landscape, with a particular focus on congregations, clergy, synagogue movements, alumni, communal organizations, and other institutions that can help bring meaningful Jewish experiences to teens and families. Reports to the Executive Vice President & Chief Movement Experiences Officer.

Responsibilities: • Lead BBYO's strategy for engaging congregations and Jewish communal partners to increase teen engagement and organizational growth • Manage and deepen key partner relationships that connect more Jewish teens and families to BBYO programs and chapter communities • Partner closely with BBYO regional Community Impact professionals to establish and sustain local congregational partnerships • Build scalable partnership models, resources, toolkits, presentations, and training materials • Maintain and activate the International Leadership Network of organizations, alumni, educators, and thought leaders • Work cross-functionally across Jewish Enrichment, Teen Leadership, Passport, Camp Leadership, alumni relations, marketing, and regional teams • Represent BBYO at conferences, rabbinic gatherings, synagogue movement convenings, and communal forums • Track partnership activity, engagement metrics, and growth opportunities to measure impact

Qualifications: • 15+ years of progressively responsible experience in Jewish communal service, congregational engagement, teen engagement, partnerships, program strategy, nonprofit leadership, or a related field • Demonstrated success building partnerships and managing external relationships that drive measurable growth • Experience working with synagogues, clergy, Jewish educators, Jewish communal organizations, camps, foundations, schools, or youth-serving organizations • Bachelor's degree required; advanced degree preferred. Rabbinic or cantorial ordination, or significant senior Jewish educational leadership experience, is desired but not required • Ability to travel nationally approximately 25% and to work occasional evenings and weekends

Salary: $125,000-$140,000

Note: Remote, with reliable access to a major airport within a 60-minute drive.