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Guide dogs POSITION AND CANDIDATE SPECIFICATION GUIDE DOGS FOR THE BLIND INC PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Prepared by Assignment Date Kristine M Johnson Sally M Sterling Deborah J Palasek - November Con ?dential This document and the information

POSITION AND CANDIDATE SPECIFICATION GUIDE DOGS FOR THE BLIND INC PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Prepared by Assignment Date Kristine M Johnson Sally M Sterling Deborah J Palasek - November Con ?dential This document and the information contained within is con ?dential and is provided to the named recipient This information has been prepared in good faith by Spencer Stuart but may require future veri ?cation or correction Distribution or reproduction of this document and or its contents is strictly prohibited CGuide Dogs for the Blind Inc November Page POSITION SPECIFICATION Client Company Who we are Since Guide Dogs for the Blind GDB has empowered lives through exceptional partnerships between people dogs and communities GDB is the largest guide dog school in the country and is dedicated to providing high quality student training services and extensive follow-up support for graduates Our programs are made possible through the teamwork of sta ? volunteers and generous donors Services are provided to students from the United States and Canada at no cost to them We operate two training facilities one is headquartered in San Rafael California ?? miles north of San Francisco another in Boring Oregon ?? miles east of Portland and have more than puppy raising families throughout the Western states More than teams have graduated since our founding and there are approximately active guide dog teams currently in the ?eld Whom we serve Any person who is blind or visually impaired desiring enhanced mobility and independence can bene ?t from the skills a guide dog provides The person must be legally blind able to travel independently and suited to work with a dog Typically ?? students take part in each of our -week training classes Ninety-seven percent of graduates surveyed in reported they were satis ?ed with our overall program and percent would recommend our program to others How we are funded We are a nonpro ?t tax-exempt organization supported entirely by private donations We receive no government funding Donors contribute through general contributions bequests grants memorial and honor donations charitable remainder trusts and other planned giving options Our Dogs Guide Dogs for the Blind breeds Labrador Retrievers Golden Retrievers and Lab Golden crosses from our own purebred stock specially selected for excellent temperament intelligence and health Advances in research and technology help make it possible for us to continue to improve the quality and health of our dogs and ensure their success as guides Our Community Guide Dogs for the Blind has one of the nation ? s largest volunteer networks with thousands of volunteers assisting in the success of our mission The human animal bond creates a ripple that adds meaning and enrichment to each of our lives and strengthens our communities CMission Guide Dogs for the Blind empowers lives through exceptional partnerships between people dogs and communities Vision Guide Dogs for the Blind envisions a world with greater inclusion opportunity and independence by optimizing the unique capabilities of dogs and people Guiding Principles Guide Dogs for the Blind