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Capital for Change provides a competitive pay and benefits package and a supportive environment where you will be rewarded for your contribution to our success. ***Capital for Change is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled

Welcome to the C4C Job Portal. Below you can explore our current job openings. If you see a posting of interest, be sure to apply.

 

Capital for Change is an Equal Opportunity Employer.  

​How to apply:

 

1.  Click the APPLY NOW - DOWNLOAD APPLICATION BUTTON found just beneath the job description to access the application.

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2.  Fill in the application with your information. Please try to be as clear as possible when entering your employment history and dates.

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3.  Once you've completed your application, click the down-arrow to DOWNLOAD and SAVE it. (The down-arrow is found in the upper righthand corner of the application window)  *** Be sure your application has been SAVED before closing the application window. Otherwise, you may have to reenter your information.

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4.  Return to the C4C Job Portal to UPLOAD YOUR APPLICATION.

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5.  Click the UPLOAD APPLICATION & RESUME BUTTON to upload your application and resume.

||| Current Openings​​

VP of External Relations

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Location: Wallingford, CT 06492

Employment Type: Full-Time

Salary Range: $130,000 + Benefits​​

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POSITION OVERVIEW:  The Vice President of External Relations is a senior executive leader responsible for directing the organization’s resource development, investor relations, capitalization strategy, grant writing, marketing, and communications efforts.

 

This leader serves as a key strategist and ambassador for the organization, working closely with the President, Board, CFO, Compliance Officer, and staff to grow and diversify funding sources, strengthen institutional partnerships, and elevate Capital for Change’s visibility and impact throughout the community.

 

The Vice President plays a critical leadership role in advancing the organization’s capitalization strategy by cultivating public, private, and philanthropic funding relationships; structuring and supporting financing opportunities; overseeing development communications; and ensuring strong impact reporting and investor engagement.

 

RESPONSIBILITIES:  

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Investor Relations & Capitalization

  • Develop and implement strategies to raise loan capital and operating funds, tailoring structures to fit funder and investor requirements.

  • Ensure marketing and development communication strategies reinforce C4C programs, funding opportunities, and investor/funder prospecting efforts.

  • Cultivate and manage relationships with funders and investors across public, private, and philanthropic sectors.

  • In collaboration with the CFO, structure, negotiate, and manage financing agreements with banks, foundations, and other investors.

  • In collaboration with the CFO and supported by the Compliance Officer, ensure compliance with funder and investor requirements.

  • Direct, develop, and disseminate impact tracking and reporting initiatives that clearly communicate organizational outcomes and community impact.

  • Track capital markets and philanthropic trends to identify new sources of capital and anticipate shifts affecting capitalization strategy.

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Grant Writing & Resource Development

  • Oversee institutional giving relationships, ensuring high-quality grant applications, timely reporting, and strong funder stewardship.

  • Lead the development and management of an annual Development Plan to achieve programming and operating support goals.

  • Support federal grant applications, particularly to the CDFI Fund, including coordination with consultants and stakeholders.

  • Monitor grant activities, compliance requirements, and reporting deliverables while maintaining accurate funding records.

 

Marketing & Communications

  • Develop and oversee implementation of a comprehensive marketing and communications strategy to strengthen the organization’s brand and reputation.

  • Lead integrated communications efforts across platforms to amplify visibility, credibility, and regional impact.

  • Align messaging across external touchpoints including media, events, investors, stakeholders, and storytelling initiatives.

  • Oversee public-facing content strategy including reports, multimedia campaigns, rapid response communications, and impact storytelling.

  • Serve as a public spokesperson and senior media liaison for the organization.

 

Leadership & Cross-Functional Collaboration

  • Supervise professionals supporting grant writing, communications, marketing, and external relations efforts.

  • Provide strategic counsel and partnership to the CEO and Board regarding external relations, communications, capitalization, and outreach initiatives.

  • Collaborate across departments to align fundraising, investor relations, communications, and organizational priorities.

  • Represent Capital for Change externally with donors, investors, coalition partners, media, and community stakeholders.

 

QUALIFICATIONS:

  • Proven track record in capital raising, investor relations, grant management, and strategic communications.

  • Experience cultivating relationships across philanthropic, financial, government, and institutional funding sectors.

  • Strong leadership, collaboration, negotiation, and relationship-building skills.

  • Demonstrated ability to structure and manage complex funding relationships and financing agreements.

  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including public speaking and external representation experience.

  • Knowledge of CDFI funding environments, community development finance, or mission-driven capitalization strategies strongly preferred.

  • Ability and willingness to travel throughout Connecticut and Massachusetts up to 25% of the time.

Document Custodian

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Location: Wallingford, CT 06492

Employment Type: Full-Time

Salary Range: $23.00 - $25.00 Hourly + Benefits​

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Narrative Summary of Position

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The Document Custodian works under the supervision of the Director of Loan Servicing to control the functions of the File Rooms at the Wallingford CT office. C4C maintains both General and Secure File Rooms to house all the various files and documentation related to its Loan Servicing, Lending (Commercial and Consumer), Accounting and Human Resources departments. Due to the nature and importance of these documents, access to the File Rooms is restricted to a very limited subset of the management team, plus the Document Custodian.

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RESPONSIBILITIES

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Working collaboratively with the lending team members accomplish the following:

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File Rooms & Document Retention Control

  • Control the functions and organization of the File Rooms to ensure filing of all loan-related physical documentation into its proper location. Maintain the process for identification of documentation to allow for efficient recovery of said documentation when requested. Ensure all physical documentation is protected and, as applicable, and secured. Maintain processes and procedures for the management of the File Rooms with support from the Loan Servicing management team.

  • Coordinates document retention and document destruction schedules for the various items in the File Rooms., and trains staff. Work with operations for scheduling shredding of documents.

 

CHFA Loan Documents Reconciliation

  • Reconciles documents with the servicing system, and as CHFA’s original document custodian, ensure that original loan notes & original recorded deeds and other required original documents exist for all CHFA loans in LFN system.

  • Follow-up with lenders or originating banks for missing original documents, and report to CHFA, as needed.

 

Documents Requests/Documents Shared Email Box

  • Manage the document unit shared email inbox ensuring timely responses to all requests.

  • Review and process document requests from C4C staff, investors, lenders, attorneys or other third parties, and borrowers, following established procedures to provide electronic copies or, in limited circumstances, physical original documents or hard copies, and ensure that electronic copies exist for those physical original documents or hard copies.

  • Research internal sources, and as applicable, external sources such as town clerks’/records office online data for responding to requests.

  • Distribute non-document requests to the appropriate loan servicing staff or shared email inbox.

 

Loan Servicing Legal Documents

  • Maintain electronic documentation of legal documents, such as, name changes, death certificates, divorce decree, POA, etc., and, as applicable, send appropriate notice to operation staff for updating the servicing system.

 

Mail Processing

  • Assist with the incoming mail and packages process and the Loan Servicing Department’s outgoing mail per C4C mail procedures.

 

Other Duties

  • Perform additional duties and projects as assigned or required to meet the daily operations and demands of C4C’s Loan Servicing Department.

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QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS

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  • Computer Software: MS Word, Excel, Crystal report writer, Loan Servicing software

  • Mathematical: Ability to add, subtract, multiply and divide in all units of measure, using whole numbers, common fractions, and decimals.

  • Ability to use a basic calculator.

  • Financial: Basic bookkeeping.

  • Communication: Must be fluent in English and can communicate effectively both verbally and in written correspondence. Additional fluency in Spanish is preferred but not required.

  • General: Thorough working knowledge of various loan documents and ability to interpret and adhere to State, Federal and mortgage insurer regulations. Ability to handle multiple tasks and manage workload independently; strong aptitude for numbers; excellent analytical skills with a high level of attention to detail; strong interpersonal skills, with high degree of tact and diplomacy; excellent organizational skills; ability to handle confidential information; ability to work through difficult or sensitive projects; ability to work under pressure to meet deadlines; flexibility to adapt to changes in workplace priorities; resourcefulness and ability to work independently as well as in a team environment.

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EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE
•    High School Diploma required; An associate degree preferred and/or equivalent additional work experience.
•    Minimum two (2) years’ work experience related to loan servicing and document custodian in the financial industry, including at least one year in mortgage loan servicing document or file room processes. Experience of working in a team-oriented department that requires the daily operations to be fulfilled in a timely manner.
 

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