Top Social Impact Project Management Jobs in San Francisco, CA

Lead validation and scaling of a mangrove-integrated mud crab commercial model in Indonesia by testing business viability with in-country partners, surfacing field realities, managing projects and budgets, producing analyses and recommendations, and maintaining stakeholder communication to inform strategy and 2027 planning. Operate autonomously, monitor risks, and travel as needed.

Support implementation, monitoring, and improvement of the 988 Lifeline network by managing subaward agreements, onboarding/offboarding, compliance monitoring, invoice coordination, KPI and report review, cross-functional projects, data integrity and dashboard efforts, and stakeholder communications. Provide training, documentation, and backup across program areas and assist with funder reporting and special initiatives.

Lead planning and execution of large-scale conferences, board meetings, and convenings. Manage end-to-end event logistics, vendor negotiation, speaker coordination, budgets, registration (Cvent), and on-site execution. Collaborate cross-functionally with marketing, HR, and finance, perform post-event analysis, and ensure events align with organizational strategy. Position requires travel to conferences and quarterly board meetings.

Lead state-by-state PACE market expansion through regulatory research, RFP monitoring, application and licensing project management, stakeholder and regulatory engagement, and advocacy. Prepare narratives and coordinate cross-functional teams to execute market entry and licensing/renewal processes with independent, action-oriented execution.

Serve as the liaison between executives and staff to translate executive goals into operational plans. Coordinate production schedules, enforce deadlines, allocate resources, supervise department managers, monitor project progress, and resolve workflow or personnel issues. Manage budgets with the CFO, evaluate partnerships, ensure alignment with organizational values, and develop operational protocols. Volunteer role requiring consistent communication and 5–10 hours per week.

The Senior Project Manager will lead multiple high-stakes campaigns, coordinate efforts among stakeholders, and ensure effective communication and project execution.

Lead end-to-end IT projects including infrastructure upgrades, cloud migrations, system implementations, and cybersecurity initiatives. Define scope, timelines, budgets, and resources; manage cross-functional teams and vendors; ensure compliance with governance and HIPAA; track budgets and transitions to operations; facilitate stakeholder communications and change management.

Lead and manage scope, schedule, budget, resources, risks, and governance for large complex projects. Develop project charters, cost-benefit and ROI analyses, schedules, budgets, and risk plans. Track results, communicate status to stakeholders, escalate issues with solutions, mentor other project managers, and ensure lessons learned and appropriate resourcing.

Coordinate recruitment, training, pastoral care, and supervision for InterVarsity Link field staff serving in Africa. Build partnerships with IFES leaders, manage administrative and financial support, organize orientations and ministry events, raise full salary through partner development, and represent InterVarsity in regional conferences and trainings.

Support program implementation across the Program Year by building and maintaining project tracking tools and SOPs, coordinating data and compliance, managing convening logistics, administering CRM and communication platforms, and collaborating cross-functionally to improve workflows and report on member and host progress.