Details

Posted: 13-Jun-25

Location: D.C.

Type: Full Time

Categories:

AMC/Account Executive

Required Education:

4 Year Degree

Additional Information:

Hybrid/Remote is allowed.

Certifications:

CAE

At MJH Life Sciences our success is measured by your success! If you set your standards high and want to contribute to a winning team, we’ll provide you with every opportunity to help grow our company and your career. Our associates come from all backgrounds, sharing one key quality: determination to succeed. We value being Service Focused, having a Passion for Winning, Innovation, Respect, Integrity, and Teamwork. Nothing means more to us than hiring people with these attributes. If you believe you’re right for the job, this is the place to prove it!

Ideal Candidate

The ideal candidate is a Certified Association Executive (CAE) with 3–5 years of progressive experience in association management in the healthcare or nonprofit sector. The individual must demonstrate strong understanding of association governance, membership development, and education program delivery. This position requires being comfortable interacting with board leadership and navigating within a fast-paced, mission-focused environment. Oncology-specific knowledge would be highly valuable but is not required.

Organization Overview

(C) Management Inc. (CMI), a division of MJH Lifesciences, Inc., is a leading association management firm dedicated to providing comprehensive services to a diverse portfolio of professional and non-profit associations in the healthcare space. CMI is the association management company behind ACCC and brings a long history of successful partnership to provide the full suite of association management services typical of leading provider advocacy organizations. CMI also manages 25 oncology state societies as part of the broader ACCC network.

The Association of Cancer Care Centers (ACCC) is the largest client in CMI’s portfolio. ACCC is one of the country’s leading advocacy and education organizations dedicated to serving the cancer community. ACCC has a rich history of supporting its membership in efforts to improve cancer care delivery since 1974. Today, ACCC has grown to a powerful community of more than 46,000 multidisciplinary professionals from 1,700 organizations nationwide. ACCC members comprise individuals who support patients and their care from diagnosis and treatment to patient navigation and supportive care services. Members come from programs that span private practices, academic institutions, health systems and community hospitals.

Job Summary

With a strong commitment to delivering top-notch solutions, we are seeking a dynamic, mission-driven Assistant Executive Director to support and advance the strategic, operational, and programmatic goals of the organization. This individual will play a key role in managing cross-functional initiatives, enhancing member engagement, and ensuring operational excellence across our diverse portfolio of programs and services.

This role will serve as a key strategic partner to the Executive Director, providing critical support for high-priority board initiatives and helping translate organizational vision into actionable plans. As the Assistant Executive Director of ACCC, you will help support a broad range of areas from leadership engagement to operational management and growth of the association. Working closely with the Executive Director, you will help guide cross-functional teams, ensure alignment with organizational priorities, and drive the execution of key initiatives. This role requires an experienced and motivated professional with strong communication skills and detail orientation, a deep understanding of association management, and the ability to build and cultivate collaborative relationships with colleagues, volunteer members, and other external stakeholders.

This position will report directly to the Executive Director of ACCC and offers significant professional growth opportunity, with increasing responsibility and visibility within the organization over time.

Core Responsibilities

• Act as the Executive Director’s strategic partner in advancing board-level priorities and initiatives related to member engagement and education
• Provide continuity and follow-through on critical projects, ensuring momentum between board meetings
• Collaborate with internal teams and volunteer leaders to design and deliver successful member-facing programs, resources, and events
• Coordinate and execute governance functions across ACCC’s Board of Trustees and its standing committee/subcommittees
• Support preparation for board meetings, including development of materials, agenda setting, and follow-up tracking of action items
• Monitor industry trends to help identify opportunities for innovation and growth
• Represent the association in meetings, conferences, and partnerships, as needed and appropriate

Key Qualifications

• CAE Certification (required)
• 3–5 years of progressive experience in a professional association setting, preferably in the healthcare sector
• Proven ability to work cross functionally supporting initiatives across departments such as education, policy, events, and membership
• Exceptional project management capabilities with demonstrated ability to move initiatives forward autonomously
• Strong understanding of nonprofit governance and board relations
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Demonstrated ability to build dynamic relationships with volunteer members and external stakeholders
• Strategic thinker with a focus on results-driven execution and continuous improvement
• Experience supporting executive leadership in translating strategy to action
• Ability to anticipate organizational needs and proactively address challenges
• Availability for overnight travel to attend meetings and provide on-site assistance, estimated at approximately 25%

About C management Inc

CMI, the association management division of MJH Life Sciences, provides trusted and dynamic management services for associations, foundations, and non-profits in the healthcare field.? CMI manages the Association of Community Cancer Centers (ACCC)- the leading education and advocacy organization for the cancer care community and the Oncology State Societies at ACCC- a network of 24 Chapters that provide a state- and regional-level focus into the complexities of cancer delivery.

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