Nonprofit
Published 1/12/26 11:25AM

Executive Director Youth Mountain Biking Org

Hybrid, Work must be performed in California, US
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  • Details

    Job Type:
    Part Time
    Start Date:
    February 9, 2026
    Application Deadline:
    January 28, 2026
    Education:
    4-Year Degree Required
    Experience Level:
    Managerial
    Salary:
    USD $45,000 - $55,000 / year
    Cause Areas:
    Children & Youth, Sports & Recreation

    Description

    Executive Director (Part-Time)

    Blue-Tailed Skinks Youth Mountain Bike Club

    Sebastopol, CA | Sonoma County

    $45,000–$55,000 annually | 20–30 hours/week | Flexible, hybrid

    Reports to: Board of Directors

    About the Blue-Tailed Skinks

    The Blue-Tailed Skinks Youth Mountain Bike Club is a Sonoma County nonprofit dedicated to helping pre-schoolers through fifth graders thrive in the sport of mountain biking alongside peers in a safe, supportive, and welcoming environment. Through our Scampers program, seasonal clinics, summer camps, and trail-based adventures, we serve hundreds of local youth each year with a focus on fun, skill progression, confidence, and stewardship.

    We are hiring our first-ever Executive Director to help us grow sustainably, strengthen our programs, and expand access to youth cycling across Sonoma County.

    Why This Role Is Special

    • Opportunity to serve as the founding Executive Director, shaping systems, culture, and growth
    • Lead a beloved, community-rooted youth nonprofit with strong volunteer and family support
    • Work closely with an engaged board while retaining day-to-day autonomy
    • Potential for expanded hours and responsibility as the organization grows

    Position Summary

    The Executive Director (ED) is the organization’s key leader and steward, responsible for guiding day-to-day operations while building systems that support safe, joyful, and well-run programs. This role blends program leadership, operations, communications, volunteer coordination, and community partnerships.

    This is a part-time role (20–30 hrs/week) with seasonal fluctuations. Percentages below are approximate and may shift throughout the year.

    Key Responsibilities

    Program Leadership (~40%)

    • Oversee planning and execution of Scampers sessions, clinics, and summer camps
    • Ensure safety protocols, incident procedures, and supervision standards
    • Coordinate permits, schedules, rosters, locations, and family communication
    • Recruit, train, schedule, and support volunteer coaches and helpers

    Operations & Administration (~25%)

    • Manage registration systems, calendars, workflows, and SOPs
    • Track attendance, waivers, payments, and risk-management documentation
    • Oversee equipment inventory and basic logistics
    • Maintain compliance with insurance and youth safety requirements

    Community & Volunteer Engagement (~15%)

    • Build strong relationships with families, volunteers, and partners
    • Lead clear, warm parent communications
    • Represent BTS at community events and partner meetings

    Fundraising & Organizational Support (~20%)

    • Support board-led fundraising campaigns, sponsorships, and grants
    • Collaborate with the treasurer on budgets and financial reporting
    • Maintain organized digital files, metrics, and records

    Qualifications

    We encourage candidates with related experience to apply, even if they do not meet every qualification listed.

    Required

    • 3+ years in youth programs, outdoor education, camps, recreation, or similar
    • Strong organizational and communication skills
    • Ability to lead volunteers and manage programs independently
    • Availability for some weekends and seasonal evenings
    • Clean background check (Livescan)

    Preferred

    • Experience with youth cycling or mountain biking programs
    • Familiarity with Sonoma County parks or trail systems
    • Small nonprofit operations experience
    • CPR/First Aid certification (or willingness to obtain)

    Compensation & Benefits

    • $45,000 annual salary (part-time)
    • Flexible, hybrid schedule
    • Mileage reimbursement
    • Outdoor industry pro-deals
    • Supportive, values-driven organizational culture

    Equal Opportunity & Inclusion

    The Blue-Tailed Skinks Youth Mountain Bike Club is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to creating a welcoming and inclusive workplace. We encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds and identities and believe that diverse experiences and perspectives strengthen our programs and community.

    How to Apply

    Submit a resume and brief cover letter to:

    info@bluetailedskinks.com

    Applications reviewed on a rolling basis.

    Benefits

    • Flexible, hybrid schedule
    • Mileage reimbursement
    • Outdoor industry deals
    • Supportive, values-driven organizational culture

    Location

    Hybrid
    Work must be performed in California, US
    Associated Location
    523 Railroad St, Graton, CA 95444, USA

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