Role Overview
Too Young to Wed is a global organization working to end child marriage and advance girls’ rights through education, protection, and long-term community change. Our work brings together advocacy, storytelling, policy, and on-the-ground programs in communities where girls face the greatest barriers—and where thoughtful, steady leadership matters deeply.
Even though Easy Apply is listed, interested candidates should submit a résumé and cover letter in PDF format to careers@tooyoungtowed.org. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
The Executive Liaison (Consultant to the CEO) is a time-limited, high-impact role supporting the CEO during an initial contract phase. The focus is on strengthening preparation, coordination, and follow-through around meetings, relationships, and priorities that shape the organization’s external presence and long-term direction.
This role offers a close, meaningful view into how a mission-driven organization is led day to day. It is designed as a trial engagement to assess mutual fit, working style, and trust before any potential transition to a full-time employee role. The consultant supports the CEO directly in an advisory and coordination capacity, while final judgment, authority, and decision-making remain with the CEO. The role is especially well suited to a sharp, adaptable generalist who learns quickly, exercises sound judgment, and takes quiet pride in making complex, purpose-driven work run smoothly.
Scope of Work (Consulting Phase)
Executive Support & Preparation
Meetings, Coordination & Presence
Follow-Through & Light Coordination
Qualifications & Profile
Required
Preferred
Transition to Employment (If Applicable)
This consulting engagement is time-limited and does not guarantee employment.
If the engagement is successful and organizational needs align, Too Young to Wed may, at its discretion, extend a separate offer of full-time, at-will employment with benefits under a new employment agreement.
Why This Role Matters
The work of advancing girls’ rights often happens through relationships, conversations, and commitments that require care and continuity. This consulting role supports the CEO in showing up prepared, present, and accountable — while allowing both parties to assess fit before a longer-term commitment.