Assistant Vice President of Workforce Innovation
Vp Digital Transformation & Technology · Virginia, VA · Virginia
- Role
- Program manager
- First seen
- Jul 25, 2026
- Closes
- Not listed
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Summary
The Assistant Vice President of Workforce Innovation provides senior leadership for Old Dominion University's revenue-generating workforce education enterprise, responsible for growing self-sustaining revenue through continuing education, customized training, professional education, microcredentials, and workforce pathways. The position leads Workforce Innovation as a financially accountable unit focused on revenue growth, program viability, enrollment conversion, and measurable return on investment, reporting to the Associate Vice President and Chief Growth Marketing Officer. This remote role requires regular travel to campus and ensures workforce offerings align with market demand, employer needs, adult learner demand, and the university's academic strengths.
Key qualifications
- Master's degree in higher education administration, business administration, workforce development, or related field
- Considerable knowledge of continuing education, workforce development, customized training, and revenue-generating education models
- Demonstrated ability to evaluate market demand, revenue potential, and financial performance to guide program decisions
- Significant progressively responsible leadership experience in continuing education, workforce development, or corporate education
- Working experience developing or managing revenue-generating educational programs and employer-funded education
- Strong leadership, supervision, communication, negotiation, and relationship-management skills
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