MROSD hiring new general manager

Craig Britton, who has served as general manager of the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District since 1992 and has been with the District for 30 years, is retiring. this creates an exciting job opportunity for someone.

"I always had in mind that the District would have at least 60,000 acres preserved before my retirement, but with nearly 56,000 acres protected - and an additional 4,000 acres on the horizon, I’ve decided now is the time for a change of the greenbelt guard," said Craig Britton, General Manager, in a press release. Click below for details on this job.

From the release:

The leadership style of the ideal candidate for General Manager has been described by the District’s Board of Directors and staff as inspirational, visionary, supportive, and strong. Desired style/traits include strong interpersonal skills - an articulate communicator and an effective listener; sense of humor; a "people" person; high integrity and ethical standards; creative thinker and proactive problem solver; willing to compromise and try new things; embraces measured risk.

The General Manager will partner in a collegial fashion with the Board of Directors, provide sound recommendations and alternatives for consideration in policy setting, and understand his/her role in carrying out policy once Board decisions are made. In addition, the General Manager will have a finger on the pulse of the region and will work effectively with the District’s state and federal legislators, the general public, and consultants.

To apply for this outstanding career opportunity, interested individuals should send a resumé and cover letter electronically by Friday, January 4, 2008 to the executive search firm:

Peckham & McKenney
[email protected]