Increase donations for K-12 scholarships for homeschooled students by owning the organization's public credibility and the partnerships that convert it into funding.

• You know homeschooling from real experience. You can explain the different approaches families take, what they cost and how state rules differ, whether you learned that as an educator, community leader, volunteer, co-op organizer or family member. Being a parent isn't required.
• You're at ease in front of a microphone or camera. You've given live and on-camera interviews as an official spokesperson, and you've pitched journalists, fielded press inquiries or engaged policymakers on an organization's behalf. You stay accurate when the questions get hard.
• You close. You've personally sourced and signed partnerships with companies, associations or membership organizations, each ending in a signed agreement or MOU. You know the difference between a warm intro and a deal.
• You know how to work with creators. You've negotiated or managed paid influencer or content-creator agreements and know how to keep a partner's audience engaged and the messaging on point.
• You make complex topics clear. You've explained tax or public policy to the public in plain language, through articles, explainers, FAQs, op-eds, testimony or interviews. You verify before you speak, work within approved messaging and legal review, and are ready to master federal scholarship tax-credit and SGO rules.
• You work well on your own. You're based in the United States, available 40 hours a week, and used to driving results in a remote setting without needing someone to set your agenda.