Chief Operating Officer

Description The Chief Operating Officer (COO) is the senior operational leader of U.S. Hunger, responsible for translating enterprise strategy into daily execution. This role owns P&L performance across all business lines — Full Cart, Hunger Projects, and the Data/Intelligence engine — ensuring the organization's earned-income model (97%+ of total revenue) operates with precision, accountability, and scalability. The COO must bring the instincts of an entrepreneur and the discipline of a corporate operator: connecting dots others miss, asking tough questions that drive clarity, and building the systems that allow talented leaders to perform at their highest level. Operational excellence and mission-aligned impact are not in tension here — they are the same thing. Enterprise Operations & P&L Execution Own P&L execution across all business lines — each engine must meet its margin, revenue, and impact targets. Establish and drive the operating cadence — monthly reviews, quarterly business performance reporting, and clear accountability across departments. Make resource allocation decisions across competing priorities — deploying people, capital, and attention against the highest-value opportunities. Present operational performance, capacity, and growth execution to the Board of Directors. Partner with the CEO on scenario planning, structural growth strategies, and enterprise-wide decision-making. Program Leadership — Full Cart & Hunger Projects Provide executive oversight of Full Cart and Hunger Projects — ensuring delivery excellence, measurable outcomes, and scalability. Partner with program directors to evaluate, evolve, and scale programs in response to partner needs, market opportunities, and operational realities. Drive integration between program design, data infrastructure, and client-facing delivery — ensuring mission impact and revenue execution are operationally connected. Oversee supply chain and logistics operations to ensure consistent,