Vice President, Enterprise Transformation & Delivery

Mission

EdReports.org is at the forefront of the curriculum reform movement. By increasing the capacity of educators to identify and demand the highest quality curriculum, EdReports.org is both disrupting a multibillion-dollar market and transforming the way students are taught and ultimately perform. With the firm belief that what is taught matters and that all students deserve high quality materials, EdReports.org publishes free, online, evidence-rich reviews of instructional materials. Explore our organization's core competencies in greater detail here .

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Purpose of Position

The Vice President, Enterprise Transformation & Delivery leads EdReports' enterprise portfolio execution, organizational performance, culture strategy, and transformation. This leader owns the systems, practices, and capabilities that translate approved strategic priorities into coordinated delivery, measurable results, and sustained organizational improvement.

Reporting to the CEO and serving on the Executive Team, the Vice President oversees enterprise portfolio delivery, execution governance, organizational performance reporting, and accountability mechanisms. This leader also shapes organizational culture, leads internal communications and change management, and builds organizational learning and leadership capabilities that strengthen effectiveness across EdReports.

As an executive partner, the Vice President advises the CEO and Executive Team on execution risks, organizational capacity, performance, and change readiness while building the systems and alignment needed to achieve EdReports' mission.

Key Responsibilities & Outcomes

Responsibilities:

Enterprise Execution Strategy and Governance: Establish and lead EdReports' enterprise execution strategy, translating approved organizational priorities into coordinated commitments, performance expectations, and accountability mechanisms. Own the operation and continuous improvement of execution governance within the enterprise governance architecture developed collaboratively by the CEO and Executive Team.

Health Dashboard and Organizational Performance Reporting: Own the development, management, and organizational adoption of EdReports' Health Dashboard as the central mechanism for enterprise execution visibility. Integrate strategic, financial, talent, operational, and portfolio measures in partnership with functional data owners, establish reporting standards, and provide actionable insights for executive decisions. Lead the transition of existing dashboard and reporting responsibilities into the function.

Enterprise Performance and Execution Accountability: Establish operational performance standards and lead enterprise execution reviews to evaluate delivery, organizational capacity, risks, and progress against commitments. Strengthen accountability for agreed actions and corrective measures through established governance processes, while preserving functional leaders' authority over their teams and results.

Executive Advisory and Decision Support: Serve as a senior execution advisor to the CEO and Executive Team, shaping recommendations on delivery feasibility, organizational capacity, implementation investments, and execution trade-offs. Challenge assumptions, evaluate options, and surface institutional risks that affect organizational performance and change readiness.

Enterprise Portfolio Governance and Delivery: Direct enterprise portfolio intake, sequencing, delivery oversight, dependency management, and escalation within approved strategic priorities and resource parameters. Exercise delegated authority to resolve cross-functional execution barriers and recommend adjustments when competing commitments exceed organizational capacity.

Organizational Effectiveness and Operating Model Implementation: Lead implementation, adoption, and continuous improvement of practices within the enterprise operating model designed in partnership with the CEO and Executive Team. Build cross-functional workflows, operating standards, tools, and accountability practices; assess their effectiveness; and recommend systemic improvements through established decision channels.

Organizational Culture and Institutional Health: Own EdReports' enterprise culture strategy, translating core values and DBIE commitments into organizational priorities, leadership expectations, and measurable initiatives. Partner with People, which owns Lattice and employee engagement measurement systems, to evaluate culture outcomes, address systemic challenges, and strengthen organizational trust and resilience.

Organizational Learning and Leadership Capability: Shape and lead enterprise learning, leadership development, and capability-building initiatives that address organizational needs, strengthen management effectiveness, and support execution readiness. Partner with People to connect organizational learning priorities with talent management, employee performance insights, and workforce needs.

Enterprise Transformation and Change Management: Lead implementation and institutionalization of major strategic and organizational changes sponsored through approved executive governance. Establish change readiness, stakeholder engagement, communication, and adoption practices; coordinate cross-functional implementation; and advise the CEO on organizational risks and barriers to sustained change.

Internal Communications and Enterprise Alignment: Own EdReports' internal communications strategy and operating rhythm, organizational updates, and change communications. Partner with the CEO, Chief of Staff, People, and Communications as appropriate to ensure consistent messaging, transparency, and understanding of organizational priorities and decisions.

Executive Partnership and Functional Leadership: Build and lead the Enterprise Execution & Organizational Effectiveness function, establishing its long-term direction, capabilities, standards, and performance expectations. Lead through managers and senior professionals, steward functional resources, and partner with executive peers to strengthen enterprise execution while preserving their respective decision-making authority.

Other relevant duties as assigned to support the organization's strategic goals, with the expectation that all EdReports employees remain flexible and adaptable to evolving responsibilities.

Outcomes:

Reliable Enterprise Delivery: Strategic priorities translate into coordinated plans, clear accountability, and consistent execution.

Effective Portfolio Governance: Initiatives are sequenced and delivered through consistent practices that surface dependencies, risks, and capacity constraints.

Actionable Performance Visibility: The Health Dashboard and execution reviews provide timely, reliable insights into organizational performance and delivery health.

Stronger Execution Accountability: Leaders address barriers, follow through on commitments, and take corrective action.

Improved Organizational Effectiveness: Enterprise operating practices strengthen coordination, efficiency, accountability, and execution quality.

Intentional Organizational Culture: Culture initiatives reinforce EdReports' values and DBIE commitments, with progress evaluated through employee feedback and engagement data.

Stronger Organizational Capabilities: Learning and leadership development initiatives improve management effectiveness, collaboration, and organizational readiness.

Sustained Transformation: Major changes are implemented effectively and adopted into ongoing organizational practices.

Clear Internal Communications: Employees receive consistent, timely communications that strengthen understanding, transparency, and alignment.

Sustainable Exec