Director, Real Estate Management Job in Richmond 23225, Virginia US
Goodwill of Central Virginia has an employment opportunity for a Director, Real Estate Management to be responsible for leadership, expertise, and management of all facilities, real estate site selection, development and improvements.
Join a premier non-profit organization with diverse operations throughout Central Virginia and Hampton Roads. Goodwill has various business units including retail and business enterprises, government contracts and grant funded operations. Make a difference in the community while working in an exciting career. For more information about Goodwill of Central Virginia and their various operations, visit www.goodwillvirginia.org.
Specific duties and responsibilities of the Director, Real Estate Management include the following:
· Oversee management of all company facilities (25 retail facilities and 2 office facilities).
· Work with business units to understand real estate needs for operations.
· Identify and develop real estate sites for Goodwill to conduct business.
· Direct all parties involved (including agents, brokers, architects, contractors, vendors and others) in real estate development and manage permitting process.
· Develop project plans outlining tasks, responsible parties, deadlines and budgets for each major project.
· Manage real estate projects and monitor costs, providing periodic reports of budget to actual expenses.
· Close out projects and provide close-out reconciliations on a timely basis.
· Negotiate real estate leases on behalf of Goodwill.
· Oversee leasehold improvements.
· Develop and execute a communication plan for associates affected by real estate activity.
· Develop requests for proposals on capital items, manage bid process.
· Coordinate physical moves, manage required resources.
The successful candidate will have the following education, experience, knowledge and skill requirements:
· Bachelor’s Degree in a related field.
· At least seven years of related real estate and facilities management experience, including experience with multiple facilities.
· Several years of supervisory experience.
· Principles, theories, and practices of architecture, practices of facilities operations, maintenance, and management, materials, methods, and the appropriate tools to construct objects, structures, and/or buildings.
· Principles and practices of construction, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, design techniques, principles, tools and instruments.
· Procurement and/or administration of contracts.
· Bid, quote and award procedures.
· Proficient in architectural software/CAD applications.
· Proficient in use of Microsoft Project Manager, Visio and Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
· Organizing own work, setting priorities and meeting critical time deadlines.
· Communicating effectively with co-workers, subordinates, superiors, the general public, representatives of public and private organizations and others sufficient to exchange or convey information.
· Business Acumen
· Customer Focus
· Ability to Motivate Others
· Excellent Peer Relationships
· Excellent Problem Solving Skills
To apply, please send your confidential resume, along with salary history and requirements, to our consultant, Paul Shelley with Warren Whitney, at pshelley@warrenwhitney.com .