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Organizing Managers support program and people management within SURJ’s National Organizing Department (NOD). Each NOD Organizing Manager holds some amount of responsibility for staff supervision, project management, intra-departmental coordination, and cross-departmental coordination. Managers are expected to be “generalists” who can both execute on their own unique workplans and also share in the collective management load for NOD-wide program work and team health.