We are looking for an energetic and talented individual to fill a critical role in our ROC-NH housing program. ROC-NH works with homeowners in and owners of manufactured-home parks statewide to convert those parks into communities that are owned and governed by residents, known as resident-owned communities (ROCs). ROC-NH’s financing, training, and business coaching help homeowners in ROCs build equity, achieve stable housing, develop leadership, and strengthen their communities.

Do you flourish in helping people achieve their goals by building their professional and personal skills? In this job you will support and strengthen people’s growth by providing training and education to ROC members. You will inspire new concepts and ideas by delivering a leadership-training curriculum designed to enhance business competencies and communication skills. Help design and develop in-person, remote, and regionally delivered training in communities across the state will connect you to adults eager to sharpen their knowledge.

Managing, operating and governing a housing cooperative requires skill. As a business coach, you will be on the front lines helping ROC cooperatives achieve their business goals while fostering empowerment, community spirit, and self-sufficiency. The successful applicant will also be responsible for providing general governance-related technical assistance to an assigned portfolio of ROCs. This position involves regular night and weekend commitments and in-state travel.

The Sustainable Food Systems Program is looking for a Business Development Officer (BDO) who will be responsible for implementing the program’s mission to support regenerative agricultural supply chains throughout New England. The BDO is responsible for building relationships within the regional agriculture community, including with other lenders and agriculture support organizations, to inform how the Community Loan Fund can effectively finance and foster regenerative agricultural businesses. The BDO will also identify prospective borrowers — such as producers, processors, and retailers — and work closely with the Community Loan Fund’s business lending team to shepherd prospective borrowers through the loan application process, analyze and present loan proposals for organizational approval, and manage borrower relationships. The ideal candidate will have existing relationships within the agriculture sector in New England, an understanding of the systems context in which it operates, and strong interpersonal and communications skills to help shape regional lending. While prior lending experience is preferred, it is not required; however, the candidate will be expected to develop proficiency in underwriting and credit analysis in this role.

Are you experienced in federal grants management and passionate about changing our country’s food system to support sustainability, opportunity, and equity?

The Accounting Clerk supports the day-to-day finance team operations by processing data entry, maintaining accurate records, assisting with accounts payable processing, supplying basic transaction support, and providing excellent internal customer service. 

The Finance Associate is primarily responsible for processing all incoming funds- including donations, grants, borrower payments, and other revenue streams- while ensuring compliance with GAAP and organizational revenue recognition policies. Coordinates with program teams to ensure timely, accurate, and well documented revenue activity.