NONPROFIT EXECUTIVE SEARCH & TRANSITION SUPPORT

Supporting nonprofits in their search for exceptional leaders.

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Hiring a new leader for your nonprofit organization is an exciting opportunity.

And it can feel overwhelming. We’ll partner with you every step of the way.

SEARCH
FACILITATION

COACHING,
ADVICE & COUNSEL

GROUP TRAINING
& WORKSHOPS

Everything you need to navigate this important moment and make great decisions for your future.

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Photo courtesy of Children’s Alliance

We believe nonprofits do some of the most important work in the world.

Nonprofits help make our communities stronger and our planet healthier, and promote equity and justice so everyone can thrive.

So when your organization needs to hire a new leader, we understand that the stakes are high! And we also understand that most nonprofit boards and staff do not have the time or expertise to conduct an effective, equitable search in today’s challenging hiring environment.

Clover facilitates all aspects of leadership searches, from the earliest exploration of what you need in a new leader to the final stage of welcoming your new hire, and everything in between.

We are not ‘head hunters.’
We are nonprofit people who specialize in search.

We approach every search with the eyes of:

  • Nonprofit executive leaders

  • Staff members

  • Board members

  • Funders

...because our team has experience in all those roles.

We think that makes a big difference in how we approach our work and how we connect with both the organizations and candidates we work with.

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We've facilitated over 100 searches for nonprofit organizations of all shapes and sizes.

We understand the array of skills and qualities that a successful leader will need, and we are attuned to the challenges and values of the organizations we work with.

Only one person will end up with the job, but we take special care to treat everyone involved equitably and respectfully. Sadly, this is not always the case in many hiring processes.