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Litigation Counsel – New Civil Liberties Alliance – Washington, DC

March 1, 2023

About the New Civil Liberties Alliance:

Founded in 2017 by Columbia Law School professor Philip Hamburger, the New Civil Liberties Alliance is a nonpartisan, non-profit law firm, which engages in public-interest litigation to defend and restore the liberty established by the U.S. Constitution.  NCLA fights unlawful administrative power where it systematically disregards constitutional freedoms, such as jury-trial rights, due process of law, and free speech.  Rather than resist administrative power each and every place where it threatens substantive rights and interests—that is, instead of always playing defense—NCLA targets key administrative mechanisms (tools and tactics) that broadly and repeatedly violate constitutionally protected rights.  For example, NCLA opposes Chevron deference to administrative agencies, which undermines judicial independence and unbiased judgment.  Coordinating with other civil rights groups when possible, NCLA designs strategic litigation to curtail the Administrative State’s depredations of civil liberties—a growing menace.

NCLA seeks experienced trial counsel and top-notch constitutional thinkers for immediate hire who share its passion for restoring constitutional constraints on the Administrative State.  While NCLA will consider hiring experienced trial counsel for these roles who are not thoroughly familiar with administrative law principles, we are particularly interested in bringing aboard counsel with academic or other high-level experience thinking through the most difficult and complex administrative law and constitutional issues.  NCLA has been at the forefront of national legal debates over judicial deference doctrines, social media censorship, student loan debt forgiveness, nationwide eviction moratoria, lockdowns, vaccine mandates, natural immunity, speech bans and mandates, structural constitutional flaws with and within federal agencies, delegation/divesting debates, the role of federal guidance, due process of law in administrative adjudications and Title IX tribunals, warrantless surveillance and information gathering, unconstitutional conditions on spending, and more.  We need the very best minds to help judges comprehend the myriad problems with unlawful administrative agency governance and then persuade them to adopt statutory constructions and legal understandings that restore the Constitution’s limits to the actions of federal and state bureaucrats.  If you are a lawyer who lives, eats, and breathes constitutional law but doesn’t mind getting in the administrative weeds where the Constitution is too often forgotten, then we want to hear from you! 

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Chief Development Officer – The Fund for American Studies – Washington, DC

February 24, 2023

About the Organization

The Fund for American Studies (TFAS) mission is to develop courageous leaders inspired and equipped to protect and advance the ideas of individual liberty, personal responsibility, and economic freedom in their communities and throughout the world. TFAS offers transformational programs that teach the principles of limited government, free-market economics, and honorable leadership to students and young professionals in America and around the world. TFAS programs inspire these future leaders to make a difference in their communities and throughout the world by upholding the values essential to the preservation and success of a free society. 

About the Role

TFAS is looking for a Chief Development Officer to oversee targeted growth in line with the organization’s five-year strategic plan. This person will lead the development team in all aspects of fundraising operations to increase overall funding for the organization while maintaining their own focused portfolio of top major donors and prospects. The ideal candidate will have 10 or more years of experience in development and major gifts fundraising. Additionally, they will have experience leading a team, strong interpersonal skills, and feel a strong commitment to free markets and economic liberty. They will also have the ability to travel approximately 30% of the time. This position is located at TFAS headquarters in Washington, DC, and will report to the Executive Vice President. [Read more…]

Community Manager – Americans for Fair Treatment – Virtual Office

February 22, 2023

About the Organization

Americans for Fair Treatment (AFFT) exists to help public sector employees understand their constitutional rights around union membership and to provide or connect those employees with resources to help defend and execute their rights.

AFFT looks for team members who are driven, self-motivated, and want to learn from others. Our team is passionate about constitutional rights, individual freedom, and personal responsibility.

AFFT is a growing organization with ample opportunity for advancement. We offer health insurance, dental and vision insurances, along with a generous PTO plan, life insurance plan, medical-leave plans, and a retirement plan with employer match.

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Communications Director – Network of enlightened Women – Virtual Office 

February 20, 2023

About the Organization

The Network of enlightened Women (NeW) is the nation’s premier organization for conservative university women. With chapters on campuses across the country and young professional chapters, NeW educates, equips, and empowers women to be principled leaders for a free society. Annually, NeW hosts a Leadership Retreat, professional development events, campus and community events, and online programming.

NeW offers exclusive educational, leadership, and networking opportunities for women who are serious about spreading conservative principles on their campus and in their community. Our leaders understand that the principles of liberty and freedom are important in whatever path of life they choose whether they go on to serve their communities and families as nurses, businesswomen, lawyers, doctors, teachers, stay-at-home moms, or any other career path.

If you are passionate about changing campus culture and helping to shape our country by promoting conservative principles, our network is for you.

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Continuing Education Program Coordinator - The Fund for American Studies - Washington, DC

February 16, 2023

About TFAS
The Fund for American Studies is a nonprofit organization that offers transformational programs that teach the principles of limited government, free-market economics and honorable leadership to students and young professionals in America and around the world. The mission of TFAS, its board, staff and our thousands of supporters is to change the world by developing courageous leaders for a free society.

The Continuing Education team at TFAS is dedicated to providing young professionals with exceptional learning experiences. For aspiring journalists, TFAS offers two prestigious fellowships: the Joseph Rago Memorial Fellowship for Excellence in Journalism and the Robert Novak Journalism Fellowship. Policy professionals in the Washington D.C. area are also invited to join the Public Policy Fellowship and the thought-provoking Future of Freedom Luncheon Forum. In collaboration with Liberty Fund, the Continuing Education team hosts dynamic Curriculum of Liberty Seminars for TFAS alumni, fostering their intellectual growth and professional development.

About the Role
As the Continuing Education Program Coordinator, you will be at the forefront of planning and executing top-notch Continuing Education events, while also lending support to the admission process for fellowship programs. Working closely with the Manager of Continuing Education Programs, you will ensure an enriching and engaging experience for participants. [Read more…]

Free Enterprise Project Associate – National Center for Public Policy Research – Washington, DC or Virtual Office

February 16, 2023

About the National Center for Public Policy Research

The National Center for Public Policy Research (NCPPR) was established in 1982 to address issues insufficiently addressed by the broader Freedom Movement. It is a nimble and dynamic organization dedicated to providing free-market solutions to today’s public-policy problems through innovative programs. The National Center’s programs advance the principles of free markets, individual liberty, and personal responsibility. Its largest programs are the Free Enterprise Project (FEP), the leading shareholder activist group on the right which confronts woke corporations and the ESG agenda; and Project 21, a black leadership network drawing its membership from academia, law enforcement, small business, the media, and other fields. Project 21 leads the fight against radical groups such as Black Lives Matter that seek to divide Americans along racial lines. The Center also includes an Environment and Enterprise Institute, which advances free market solutions to environmental problems and Able Americans, designed to promote market-oriented public policies that help people with disabilities.

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    Civil Rights Attorney – Pacific Legal Foundation – Virtual Office

    Program Manager, Education Policy Studies – American Enterprise Institute – Washington, DC

    Vice President of Global Tax Policy – Tax Foundation – Virtual Office or Washington, DC

    Washington State News Editor – The Center Square – Virtual in WA

    North American Programs Manager – Students for Liberty – Virtual Office

    Development Events Coordinator – State Policy Network – Arlington, VA or Virtual Office

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    Development Writer – American Enterprise Institute – Washington, DC

    Brand Manager – Young Voices – Washington, DC; New York City, NY; or Virtual Office

    Digital Media Specialist – Center of the American Experiment – Golden Valley, MN

    Assistant Director, Educational Programs – Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans – Alexandria, VA

    Scholarship Programs Administrator – Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans – Alexandria, VA

    Conference Services Manager – Heritage Foundation – Washington, DC 

    Vice President of External Relations – Illinois Policy Institute – Virtual Office or Hybrid in Chicago, IL

    Managing Director of Outreach – Mercatus Center at George Mason University – Arlington, VA

    Major Gifts Officer – Mercatus Center at George Mason University – Arlington, VA or Virtual in the Western US

    Communications Specialist – Citizens’ Council for Health Freedom – St. Paul, MN or Virtual Office

    Senior Litigation Counsel – New Civil Liberties Alliance – Washington, DC

    Litigation Counsel – New Civil Liberties Alliance – Washington, DC

    Chief Development Officer – The Fund for American Studies – Washington, DC

    Community Manager – Americans for Fair Treatment – Virtual Office

    Communications Director – Network of enlightened Women – Virtual Office 

    Continuing Education Program Coordinator - The Fund for American Studies - Washington, DC

    Free Enterprise Project Associate – National Center for Public Policy Research – Washington, DC or Virtual Office

    Manager, FREE Initiative - American Enterprise Institute - Washington, DC

    Grants Manager – Heritage Foundation – Washington, DC

    Partnership Advisor – Leadership Institute – Arlington, VA or Virtual in the Midwest

    Vice President of Development/Director of Development – Sutherland Institute – Hybrid in Salt Lake City, UT

    Accountant – American Legislative Exchange Council – Arlington, VA

    Program Associate – State Policy Network – Arlington, VA or Virtual Office

    Development Associate – National Center for Public Policy Research – Washington, DC

    Marketing Associate – Mercatus Center at George Mason University – Arlington, VA

    Operations Coordinator – Philanthropy Roundtable – Washington, DC

    Director of Sponsor Partnerships – State Policy Network – Virtual Office or Arlington, VA

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    Director of Leadership Development Programs – America’s Future – Washington, DC or Virtual

    Senior Attorney – National Federation of Independent Business, Small Business Legal Center – Hybrid in Washington, DC

    Major Gifts Officer – Texas Public Policy Foundation – Austin, TX

    Development Manager – R Street Institute – Washington, DC or Virtual

    Senior Analyst for Budget and Tax Research – Illinois Policy Institute – Hybrid in Chicago, IL

    Head of Policy – Illinois Policy Institute – Hybrid in Chicago, IL

    Communications and Social Media Associate – Cardinal Institute for West Virginia Policy – Charleston, WV or Virtual Office

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Claire Kittle Dixon

Claire Kittle Dixon
Executive Director
Claire has more than a decade of experience in the talent development field. She…
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Katelynn Barbosa
Director of Talent Engagement
Katelynn started her career in the Koch Associate Program and then litigated at the Institute for Justice…
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Katy Gambella
Director of Outreach
Katy began her career at the Institute for Humane Studies and later joined the Cato Institute…
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Stephanie Keaveney
Outreach Manager
Stephanie’s career started at the James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal…
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Lydia Ocampo
Outreach Specialist
Lydia started her career with Young Americans for Liberty. During her time with YAL…
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Talent Market’s mission is to promote liberty by providing talent for critical roles within the free-market nonprofit sector.

We provide consulting and recruiting services at no cost to 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations that clearly and directly focus on advancing the principles of economic freedom, free enterprise, free trade, free speech, property rights, rule of law, and limited regulation. (We do not work with political organizations, organizations with mission statements that do not clearly advance free-market principles, organizations that focus on social issues, or organizations that have a focus outside of the United States. We are not a job board. ) 

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