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Status: Full-time, Exempt Salary Range: $125,000 to $150,000 with Benefits Location: Main office in Raleigh, NC; position is hybrid and allows remote work based on the team's needs and priorities for 2026; requires occasional travel across the Triangle and other parts of the state. About the organizations: North Carolina Asian Americans Together (NCAAT) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization committed to supporting equity and justice for all by fostering community among Asian Americans and allies in North Carolina through civic engagement, leadership development, grassroots mobilization, and political participation. NCAAT in Action (NCAATIA) is committed to supporting equity and justice for all by building political power among Asian Americans and allies in North Carolina through Voter education, advocacy, and leadership development. Benefits: NCAAT and NCAAT in Action offer full-time employees health, dental, and vision insurance benefits, paid time off for vacation and sick leave, and the option to join our 401 (k) retirement plan. To help employees maintain a reasonable work schedule, we offer flextime on Friday afternoons and the option to work remotely three days a week, depending on the scope and needs of individual work and projects. Additionally, to support the professional development goals of our employees, we offer a yearly $600 professional development stipend that can also be used to gain or strengthen skills in an Asian language. About the position: NCAAT is seeking a full-time Chief of Staff to lead and oversee individuals who lead teams of community organizers, policy advocates, communications professionals, and voter specialists. The Chief of Staff will ensure each team has clarity of role and vision to ensure they are able to address issues and develop campaigns that build collective power, foster leadership, and increase the representation of Asian American communities across North Carolina. The role requires strong management skills, the ability to troubleshoot challenges as they arise, and a deep understanding of resource allocation, effective time management, and fostering partnerships within multiracial and multiethnic coalitions. Reporting to the Executive Director and a member of the Executive Team, this candidate should be well-versed in best practices for both project and team management; create a culture of respect and belonging, ensuring that every team member feels valued and heard; and foster a leadership style rooted in the principles of equity, diversity, and inclusion. As a leader overseeing a team of up to four direct reports, this role is critical in guiding and empowering staff to build stronger connectivity, cohesion, and collaboration across the organization, ensuring that the mission and values are reflected in everything NCAAT does. In essence, we are seeking an individual who can assess how best to use the Executive Director's time. This individual will ensure the most critical work and decisions are elevated while handling other decisions, be a communicator who can link different departments and teams, and be an impartial broker when the Executive Director needs a wide-ranging view from a confidant and through partner while staying above the fray. Role Responsibilities: - Support the Executive Director on strategic leadership, prioritization, and communication - Serve as a trusted thought partner, confidant, and problem-solver - Serve as the “go-to” when immediate issues/needs arise and propose implementable solutions. - Elevate strategic decision points, taking into account overall goals and the team's perspectives. Ensure responsive decision-making. - Steer and advise on where the Executive Director’s time should be dedicated - Work closely with the Executive Director’s EA to manage competing priorities and meeting requests, allocating time and attention. This includes ensuring that the Executive Director’s involvement in projects or decision-making processes occurs at key times…