Network Leader

We need to output HTML fragment with sections only if real specific content. We must not repeat job title. Use

for headings: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We need to decide which sections have content. From posting: Organizational Profile (maybe About the role). Position Summary (maybe About the role). Responsibilities: list of responsibilities (Market Strategy, Relationship Building, Customer Growth, Performance Management, Coordination & Alignment, Community Engagement). Qualifications: "What You Bring to the Organization: Experience & Skills". Also there is a paragraph about benefits: "CarePortal, LLC offers a competitive benefits package for full-time positions (30+ hours per week) including health, dental, vision and employer paid life insurance, retirement savings and generous PTO plan and a highly competitive, market-indexed compensation when compared to similar non-profit roles. Compensation is commensurate with relevant skills and experience." We must not include Pay or Schedule sections unless posting actually states them. It mentions compensation is commensurate with relevant skills and experience (that's vague, not a specific number). The instruction: never emit a heading followed by filler/placeholder text (e.g. "commensurate with experience", "not specified", "N/A", "varies", "TBD") and never create Pay/Schedule/Benefits sections unless the posting actually states them. For Benefits, they gave specifics: health, dental, vision, employer paid life insurance, retirement savings, generous PTO plan. That's specific enough. So we can include Benefits section. Pay: they say "highly competitive, market-indexed compensation when compared to similar non-profit roles. Compensation is commensurate with relevant skills and experience." That's vague; "commensurate with relevant skills and experience" is placeholder-like. So we should NOT create Pay section. Schedule: not mentioned. So omit. We also need to include maybe "About the role" section from Organizational Profile and Position Summary. Use

for prose. We must not include boilerplate like EEO, legal, etc. The posting includes some at end: "CarePortal, LLC associates are at-will employees." That's maybe boilerplate but not EEO. It's minor metadata; we can fold into short

or drop. Probably drop. We need to preserve all substantive information. So include details about responsibilities list, qualifications list, benefits list. We must not repeat job title. No headings for Job ID etc. Thus output:

About the role

Organizational Profile CarePortal is Care-Sharing technology that drives action for local kids and families in crisis. We believe that through the Church and Community, there can be More Than Enough care for every child, through the power of Care-Sharing and the love of Jesus. Our goal is to scale meaningful connections through the local church, making a lasting impact on the lives of everyone involved. We mobilize robust Care-Sharing Networks and lead with Courage, Humility, and Excellence. We do this through the local Church and in collaboration with child-serving organizations, businesses, and people who care—that’s where you come in. Position Summary The Network Leader is responsible for executing CarePortal’s strategy within a local community by building strong relationships, growing participation, and supporting a healthy Care-Sharing ecosystem. This is a community-based, relationship-driven role. Network Leaders are the primary boots-on-the-ground presence of CarePortal, working directly with churches, agencies, champions, implementing partners and community partners to build trust and expand the network. Network Leaders will spend time in the community, meeting with partners, hosting gatherings, and developing relationships that lead to long-term engagement and impact. Network Leaders focus on establishing market growth strategy, relationship development, recruitment, and local market growth through in-person engagement. Success in this role comes from the ability to build trust, activate new participants, and strengthen the overall health of the local ecosystem, not just drive activity.

Responsibilities

• Market Strategy: Execute local market strategy aligned to state and regional priorities; Identify and pursue opportunities to grow participation across churches, agencies, and champions; Monitor ecosystem balance through facilitation of strategy meetings with onboarding specialists and engagement specialists to identify, discuss and solve issues and opportunities.
• Relationship Building: Build and maintain relationships with churches, agencies, and community partners; Meet regularly with prospective partners to expand the network; Establish trust and long-term engagement through consistent, in-person presence.
• Customer Growth: Recruit and enroll new churches, agencies, and champions; Develop and manage a pipeline of prospective partners; Follow up on leads and move prospects through to onboarding.
• Performance Management: Track market performance using key metrics; Maintain accurate and consistent pipeline and activity tracking in CRM; Align activities to CarePortal’s Strategic Objectives and KPIs.
• Coordination & Alignment: Connect churches & agencies recruited to Onboarding Specialists for next activities; Maintain awareness of Onboarding & Engagement activity within assigned markets; Ensure accurate tracking of communication and activity in CRM.
• Community Engagement: Represent CarePortal in community, faith-based, and agency events; Support and lead local gatherings that drive awareness, connection, and network growth; Maintain consistent presence in the community to strengthen relationships and expand impact.

Qualifications

What You Bring to the Organization: Experience & Skills

• Must reside within reasonable geographic proximity to the markets assigned
• Experience in sales, partnerships, ministry, or community engagement
• Strong relational and communication skills
• Ability to work independently and manage competing priorities
• High level of initiative and follow-through
• Comfortable engaging diverse faith communities and stakeholders
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office, CRM systems, and the ability to quickly learn and lead others in new technology platforms.

Benefits

• Health insurance
• Dental insurance
• Vision insurance
• Employer paid life insurance
• Retirement savings
• Generous PTO plan

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The above description is not intended to be comprehensive, but rather a focused list of priorities.

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About the role

Organizational Profile CarePortal is Care-Sharing technology that drives action for local kids and families in crisis. We believe that through the Church and Community, there can be More Than Enough care for every child, through the power of Care-Sharing and the love of Jesus. Our goal is to scale meaningful connections through the local church, making a lasting impact on the lives of everyone involved. We mobilize robust Care-Sharing Networks and lead with Courage, Humility, and Excellence. We do this through the local Church and in collaboration with child-serving organizations, businesses, and people who care—that’s where you come in. Position Summary The Network Leader is responsible for executing CarePortal’s strategy within a local community by building strong relationships, growing participation, and supporting a healthy Care-Sharing ecosystem. This is a community-based, relationship-driven role. Network Leaders are the