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Laurel Hill Cemetery, founded in 1836, is a Philadelphia regional landmark where history, art, nature, and community converge across nearly 265 acres of breathtaking landscape. A pioneer of America’s rural cemetery movement, Laurel Hill remains a national leader in reimagining what cemeteries can be. Its unique structure, two separate cemetery companies, a funeral home, and the Friends of Laurel Hill nonprofit, works in concert under unified leadership as the organization enters a pivotal chapter with a vision for long-term sustainability.
Position Overview
The Director of Finance is a strategic finance leader reporting to the CEO, responsible for strengthening Laurel Hill’s financial infrastructure and positioning the organization for its next era of growth. The role combines traditional accounting responsibilities with the opportunity to serve as a thought partner to the CEO and Board, bringing financial clarity to complex decisions and long-term planning.
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Search Team
Laurel Hill has retained Criterion Search Group to identify a Director of Finance. For more information regarding this leadership opportunity or to apply, please contact Criterion Search Group at administrator@criterionsg.com or
610-581-0590.
Northeast Treatment Centers (NET) has served children, youth, and families across the Philadelphia region since 1970. Through its subsidiary NET Community Care, NET operates as a Community Umbrella Agency under contract with the Philadelphia Department of Human Services, delivers juvenile justice programs in partnership with the Philadelphia Juvenile Probation Office, and provides foster care, adoption, case management, violence prevention, and family support services across multiple city sites.
In May 2026, NET and JEVS Human Services jointly announced a service integration in which NET’s behavioral health services will be integrated into JEVS. Developed collaboratively with Community Behavioral Health, the plan ensures continuity of care for clients and continued employment for staff. The integration is expected to complete by the end of 2026.
NET’s continuing service portfolio, operating at approximately $32 million in annual revenue, includes case management, foster care, residential care, adoption, juvenile justice services, violence prevention, parenting programs, and child welfare services across Philadelphia-based locations. The organization carries no debt, runs largely on program funding rather than fee-for-service, and enters its next chapter with an operating surplus, balance sheet stability, a strong and tenured senior team, and an engaged Board.
POSITION OVERVIEW
NET seeks a Chief Executive Officer to lead the organization into its next chapter following the JEVS integration. The work of stabilization is substantially complete. The new CEO inherits a focused service portfolio, a respected senior team, and the opportunity to build externally and entrepreneurially on a foundation that has been intentionally refocused.
The role calls for a leader who can represent NET credibly across Philadelphia’s civic and philanthropic landscape, partner closely with a new Chief Financial Officer and an engaged Board, develop the organization’s philanthropic capacity, and explore growth into adjacent social service domains and surrounding counties. The CEO reports directly to the Board of Directors.
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Northeast Treatment Centers has retained Criterion Search Group to identify its next Chief Executive Officer. For more information regarding this leadership opportunity, or to apply, please contact Criterion Search Group at administrator@criterionsg.com or 610-581-0590.
Public Health Management Corporation (PHMC) is one of the nation’s largest and most comprehensive public health nonprofits, serving communities across the Greater Philadelphia region for more than 50 years. Through a family of more than 50 affiliated programs and subsidiary organizations, PHMC delivers direct health and human services, builds community capacity, advances public health research, and shapes policy at the local, state, and national levels. With a workforce of thousands and an operating budget exceeding $500 million, PHMC is a cornerstone institution of Philadelphia’s public health infrastructure and a trusted partner to government, philanthropy, health care systems, and community-based organizations.
Position Overview
PHMC seeks a President and CEO to lead the organization through an important moment in its history, one that calls for both a steady hand and a bold vision. The incoming CEO will inherit an organization with extraordinary depth: a distinguished mission, a committed workforce, deep government and community relationships, and an unmatched portfolio of programs touching the lives of hundreds of thousands of people each year.
The CEO will be expected to consolidate and strengthen PHMC’s operational and financial foundation, re-energize its culture and leadership team, and position the organization for its next era of impact. This is a role for a seasoned, mission-driven executive who combines the management discipline of a complex enterprise leader with the relational intelligence and public presence of a civic institution builder.
Top Responsibilities
Must-Have Qualifications
Search Team
PHMC has retained Criterion Search Group to identify a CEO. For more information regarding this leadership opportunity or to apply, please contact Criterion Search Group at administrator@criterionsg.com or 610-581-0590.