Friday Jobs Market

By Streetsblog
Oct 25, 2013

Looking for a job? Here are the current listings:

Public Engagement Manager, Regional Plan Association, New York, New York
Regional Plan Association is seeking a creative strategic thinker and communicator to generate awareness and support for RPA’s Fourth Regional Plan with a wide range of constituents in the civic, business and government sectors. RPA, a nonprofit urban-planning organization, focuses on the strategic government and business decisions that shape the New York-New Jersey-Connecticut region’s overall wellbeing. In April 2013, RPA launched an initiative to create a Fourth Regional Plan for the metropolitan area — a blueprint for the region’s growth, sustainability, good governance and economic opportunity for the next 25 years.

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