As a nonprofit leader, the president has myriad other responsibilities that may vary greatly, depending on the scope of the organization's mission. Generally speaking, however, "The top staff position has various responsibilities including ensuring the mission of the organization is executed, its programs are carried out in support of that mission, its finances are managed to carry out that mission, and of course, they become the ultimate supervisor of the organization's human capital," Sperber says.Elizabeth Bostic, president, and CEO of LRE McGlotham Foundation, which provides scholarships to academically promising students, says that her job includes a wide range of responsibilities on any given day."My duties include but aren't limited to parliamentarian, social media, technology, grants, communications, meetings, and literally anything no one else will do," she says.