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England Program Manager

Job in Newton, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, 02165, USA
Listing for: Land For Good
Full Time position
Listed on 2026-03-01
Job specializations:
  • Management
    Program / Project Manager, Operations Manager
  • Non-Profit & Social Impact
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 60000 - 80000 USD Yearly USD 60000.00 80000.00 YEAR
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Position: New England Program Manager

Land For Good (LFG) is a regional and national leader on issues of farmland access, land tenure, and farm transfer. Since 2004, Land For Good has been working to put more farmers more securely on land in New England, to support farm viability, increase farming opportunity, and keep farmland in farming.

The New England Program Manager will fill a key role in the organization by directly advising and educating on farmland access and transfer planning in southern New England (Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and/or Connecticut), and supporting region-wide program development and delivery. This full‑time position reports to the Executive Director and will work closely with other leadership staff and the field team.

Land For Good strives for a society grounded in the principles of social and economic justice. We foster a diverse and inclusive workplace that honors the unique talents, perspectives, and lived experiences of each person. This is a unique position with room for growth and adaptation over time. We will work with the right candidate who is energized about our work.

Joining our team includes training, mentoring and support. Land For Good works proactively to integrate issues of equity and justice in our work, including our hiring.

Program Manager Responsibilities
  • Manage and implement new Massachusetts Farmland Partnership Program grant;
  • Oversee LFG field staff in Southern New England and related projects;
  • Coordinate internal LFG professional development for field staff;
  • Advise and educate farmers, landowners, organizations, and agencies on farmland access and transfer planning;
  • Network and conduct outreach;
  • Elevate the priorities of historically underserved and low-resourced farmers in the region; and
  • Participate in strategic planning and organization-wide leadership team to expand LFG’s impact in New England and beyond.
To Apply

Please use our online Application Form to submit your resume: (Use the "Apply for this Job" box below). A8

If you are having challenges with this form, please reach out to employment with the email subject: “Program Manager application”.

Review of applications will begin March
9. Ideal candidates will be able to start by April 6. The position will remain open until filled.

Areas of Responsibility (approximate time allocation)
  • Manage and implement a new Massachusetts Farmland Partnership Program grant (50%).
    • Expand outreach and education to farmers about farm transfer planning in Eastern and Central Massachusetts.
    • Implement (with communications team support) a new promotion campaign for farmland linking and the New England Farmland Finder website.
    • Train and connect key professionals (realtors, attorneys, etc.) to work with farmers and farmland owners on farmland access and transfer needs.
    • Participate in statewide partnership gatherings and events to advance Massachusetts Farmland Action Plan goals.
  • Oversee LFG field staff in Southern New England (i.e., three direct reports) and related projects (10%).
  • Coordinate internal LFG professional development for field staff (10%).
  • Participate in strategic planning and organization-wide leadership team to expand LFG’s impact, including fund development (15%).
  • Conduct outreach, educational offerings, advising, and networking to represent LFG across New England, and particularly in RI (15%).
  • Other projects and activities as needed.
  • Required Qualifications
  • Passion and experience supporting farmland access, tenure, farm viability, and/or transfer.
  • Demonstrated experience with financial and project management of grant funded projects.
  • Experience managing team members, consultants, partners and/or volunteers.
  • Excellent interpersonal and networking skills. Ability to engage with people, convene and manage groups, and utilize coaching and facilitation skills in a variety of settings. Knowledge of and experience with adult education.
  • Self‑directed; high attention to detail; capable of developing and implementing a work plan.
  • Effective communication, writing, and public speaking skills.
  • Successful team player with strengths in collaboration and communication skills. Motivated and energized to find new, creative, and effective ways for internal and external collaboration…
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