Nonresident Senior Fellow
Center on Economics & Foreign Affairs · United States
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Enables an established professional to contribute research, expertise, relationships, project advice, publications, and institutional engagement while retaining another primary position.
Responsibilities
Enables an established professional to contribute research, expertise, relationships, project advice, publications, and institutional engagement while retaining another primary position. Nature of appointment This is a voluntary, nonresident appointment. The appointee contributes expertise, judgment, relationships, and institutional engagement in support of CEFA's mission on a part-time, unpaid basis. Authority & limits No authority to bind CEFA, solicit capital on its behalf, or make institutional commitments without written authorization.
Required qualifications
- Recognized experience and professional standing relevant to Leadership and Advisory. - Capacity to contribute approximately four to six hours per month on a voluntary basis. - No conflicts of interest that would impair independent, mission-aligned participation.
Preferred qualifications
- An active network and institutional relationships that advance CEFA's economic-development and foreign-affairs mission.
Benefits
Appointment classification: Voluntary nonresident appointment. Term: One year, renewable. Expected contribution: approximately four to six hours per month. Compensation: Unpaid; approved expenses may be reimbursed. Authority: No authority to bind CEFA, solicit capital on its behalf, or make institutional commitments without written authorization.
Equal opportunity
CEFA is an equal-opportunity institution. All qualified individuals receive consideration without regard to any legally protected characteristic.
About Center on Economics & Foreign Affairs
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