Work-Life balance program can help you find solutions for the everyday challenges of work and home as well as for more serious issues involving emotional and physical well-being. The Employee Assistance Program is free of charge to all employees. Employees may choose from a comprehensive and innovative array of services to include, but no limited to the following:
TGHA provides all of its employees with company paid professional development and training opportunities from some of the industry’s most highly regarded institutions.
IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: TGHA reserves the right to modify any or all components of the company’s benefit plans. Changes may occur with or without notice. All benefits are in compliance with the plan documents and policies.
The primary purpose of this position is to maintain the Authority’s housing sites and grounds by fulfilling work orders within specified time frames. The incumbent receives assignments that include but are not limited to: carpentry, painting, electrics, plumbing, drywall, ground maintenance, and janitorial activities. This position periodically serves as an on-call worker for emergency calls, during periods when no one is scheduled to work, such as nights, weekends, and holidays.
All activities must support The Greenville Housing Authority’s (“TGHA” or “Authority”) mission, strategic goals, and objectives.
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The ideal CEO for this organization will be a strategic, collaborative, and innovative leader, able to plan, direct, manage and oversee all staff activities and strategic operations of the organization and its related affiliates. Excellent communication and interpretation skills are necessary to build positive business relationships, a team-oriented working environment, and ensure that Board adopted strategies and goals are met. Must also establish and maintain strong relationships with community stakeholders and local municipal leaders.
A bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university with course work in real estate development and finance or related field. Minimum of five years executive level leadership in a private or non-profit affordable housing development organization or property management company.
All activities must support The Greenville Housing Authority’s (“TGHA” or “Authority”) mission, strategic goals, and objectives.
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