Chief of Staff

Job Chief of Staff Spark is seeking a Chief of Staff to partner with the CEO as they scale a proven village-led model through national government partnerships and multi-country growth. The Chief of Staff serves as a partner to the CEO, ensuring strategic priorities are executed, cross-functional initiatives are effective, and the Board and external partners are engaged with care. The role blends strategic insight, project management, and communication excellence to increase organizational and executive effectiveness. The Chief of Staff ensures Spark operates with clarity, focus, and execution excellence across a globally distributed team, uplifting the future facing work of the CEO and leadership team, while enabling speed at turning strategies into actions. About This Opportunity Learn More and Apply Employer Spark Microgrants Location New York, NY, USA or remote Date Posted 29 July 2026 Closing Date 31 August 2026 Regions North America Countries United States of America Flexibility Home-based work About This Organization More content from this Organization View All Jobs Share a job from your organization. Submit a Job About This Organization More content from this Organization BULLETIN Learn about upcoming webinars, news and publications. Subscribe Latest from Our Blog View all blog posts Blog 24 June 2026 Digitizing Savings Groups: Five Steps That Cannot Be Skipped A growing ecosystem of fintechs, financial service providers and development organizations is working to digitize savings groups and connect them to formal finance at scale. But to actually improve women's financial agency, the foundations must come first. Eric Kaduru, Vidhya Sriram, Maria Liu, CARE Blog 19 June 2026 From Regulatory Progress to Real Access for Refugees As more countries open legal pathways to financial inclusion for refugees, implementation challenges and digitalization emerge as the next frontier. Micol Pistelli, Joana Silva Afonso, UNHCR Blog 08 June 2026 India’s Digital Payments Boom Is Leaving Persons With Disabilities Behind Inaccessible interfaces, screen reader incompatibility and unintuitive layouts limit independent use and create “partial inclusion.” Two main issues limit inclusion in India and much of the world. Anuj Mohan Sherry, Jindal School of Banking & Finance