WORK WITH US
The Ownership Initiative works with a trusted network of consultants, contractors, and subject matter experts to support projects in affordable homeownership, small business empowerment, economic mobility, and community development.
Depending on the project, we may need support with research, writing, design, operations, data analysis, project coordination, stakeholder engagement, communications, or implementation support.
CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES
JOIN OUR NETWORK
Even when we are not hiring for a specific role, we welcome resumes from independent consultants and small consulting firms who may be a good fit for future project-based work.
Submitting your resume does not guarantee work with The Ownership Initiative. It allows us to keep your information on file and contact you if a project matches your skills, experience, and availability.
Submit Your Information
If you would like to be considered for future openings, please complete the form below and upload your resume, capability statement, and/or work sample.
Who We Look For
We are interested in consultants with experience in areas including:
- Program design and implementation
- Affordable housing and homeownership
- Small business support
- Community development
- Project management
- Research and policy analysis
- Data analysis and reporting
- Grant writing and funder reporting
- Communications and storytelling
- Stakeholder engagement
- Training and facilitation
- Administrative or operations support
Our Review Process
We review submissions based on project needs, consultant experience, availability, and fit with our scope of work. If there is a possible match, we will contact you directly.
Due to the number of submissions we may receive, we may not respond to every inquiry.
This is not an offer of employment.
Equal Opportunity Statement
The Ownership Initiative welcomes interest from consultants and small firms with diverse backgrounds, lived experience, and professional expertise. We especially value people who understand community-centered work, public-private partnerships, and the importance of practical, high-quality execution.
