Fractional Executive Director

Executive Director – Fertility Providers Alliance (FPA)

Location: Remote (United States)

Position Type: Part-Time (40 hours per month) | 1099 Independent Contractor

Compensation: $150,000 to $200,000 per year (commensurate with experience)

Role Overview

In this role, you will lead high-impact work advocacy, policy, and organizational strategy, including:

• Leading FPA's national strategy and advocacy agenda
• Monitoring and responding to federal and state policy developments affecting fertility care
• Developing policy positions, issue briefs, and model legislation
• Building and mobilizing a national network of advocates and members
• Leading rapid-response advocacy initiatives and coalition-building efforts
• Overseeing communications strategy, messaging, and public engagement
• Planning and executing Advocacy Days, trainings, and stakeholder events
• Directing political fundraising strategy and ensuring regulatory compliance
• Overseeing organization operations, budgeting, and financial reporting

Qualifications

The ideal leader brings a combination of experience and leadership strengths. We are looking for a leader who combines the following experience and leadership strengths:

• 10+ years of experience in public policy, government affairs, advocacy, or related fields
• Strong background in healthcare policy; reproductive or women's health experience preferred
• Proven success in legislative strategy, grassroots mobilization, and coalition building
• Deep understanding of state and federal legislative and regulatory processes
• Exceptional written and verbal communication and public speaking skills
• Demonstrated ability to develop strategy, manage operations, and oversee budgets
• Politically savvy, with credibility among policymakers and advocacy stakeholders
• Strong strategic thinker with ability to anticipate policy trends and respond quickly
• Skilled coalition builder who can align diverse stakeholders around shared goals
• Mission-driven leader committed to expanding access to fertility care