SENIOR DEVELOPMENT OFFICER INSTITUTIONAL GIVING

Remote – Contiguous US-Based

*This role is flexible in nature and can be performed from a home office in the contiguous United States.

Our client is the leading Jewish organization working to fight poverty and pursue justice in Africa, Asia, Meso America and the Caribbean. By supporting hundreds of social change organizations in 17 countries, we respond to the most pressing issues of our time—from disasters, genocide, and hunger to the persecution of women and minorities worldwide. With Jewish values and a global reach, our client is making a difference in millions of lives and bringing a more just and equitable world closer for all.

OVERVIEW OF TEAM

The Development Division at our client is responsible for raising the revenue that supports orgS’s grantmaking and advocacy. The Division includes the following departments: Institutional Giving, Major Gifts, Development Operations and Donor Engagement. Members of the Division partner closely with the Communications and Marketing, Programs, Finance and Administration and People and Culture teams, as well as the Executive Office and Board of Trustees, instilling a culture of philanthropy across the organization. The Division is responsible for cultivating, stewarding and soliciting donors, building a deep connection and commitment to our work for our supporters. The Institutional Giving team in the Development Division is responsible for raising approximately $16 million each year and monitoring grants from professional foundations, governments, corporations and select family foundations.

JOB DESCRIPTION

RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:

· Manage a portfolio of current and potential institutional funders, which includes correspondence, cultivation, solicitation and stewardship, which may include domestic or international travel for in-person meetings, as needed;

· Manage the proposal and reporting processes of high-level institutional donors, which includes writing dynamic and thoughtful proposals and reports, working with finance and programs to draft budgets and financial reports, and coordinating deliverables across departments;

· Develop dynamic presentations and carefully crafted talking points for high-level donor meetings;

· Work in collaboration with organizational leadership and program staff at all levels across the organization to manage the complete grant cycle process for high-level institutional donors, strategize around prospective funding, and pitch new and ongoing programs to funders through proposals, presentations and other written materials;

· Manage special cross-team writing and stewardship projects;

· Maintain a strong working knowledge of all programs and strategic learning, research and evaluation projects;

· Represent the org externally with institutional funders and prospective funders, as needed.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:

· Bachelor's degree required, with a minimum of 3 years of experience in related field;

· Proven experience in writing successful, high quality grant proposals to secure six to seven figure grants;

· Familiarity with preparing budgets and financial reports;

· Ability to meet deadlines, work under pressure, prioritize, and handle multiple, complex projects;

· Self-motivated with strong writing and communication, relationship building, project management, and research skills;

· Strong research capacity and ability to interpret, analyze, and represent complex international human rights issues in donor-friendly language;

· Ability to travel internationally and nationally;

· Strong commitment to the mission of the org;

· Strong knowledge of Microsoft Office programs.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS

· Familiarity with SalesForce-based programs;

· Working knowledge of French or Spanish a plus;

· Knowledge of American Jewish community a plus;

· Knowledge of the economic, political and social issues facing countries in the Global South a plus.

Applications must be submitted with the following to be considered:

· Cover letter

· Resume

· At least two writing samples at least one which is persuasive.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

· Salary: $77,000-$123,000 (DOE) our client is committed to salary transparency and paying employees a respectful wage. Our client offers a suite of people-forward compensation and benefits, which will be available to candidates to learn more about during the interview process.

· This role is full time (40 HRS), non-exempt

· This is a union position

· Compensation and Benefits Information

· Our client is committed to a salary framework that aligns with our culture and values. The compensation range reflected is in alignment with our framework and individual pay decisions will vary based on skills and experience while still allowing for growth.

· Paid Time Off: 15-22 Federal and religious holidays off each year in addition to generous vacation and sick days;

· Full health benefits coverage with minimal contribution by employees;

· 403(b): 4% company match (safe harbor);

· Flexible Spending Account and Commuter Benefits;

· Workplace flexibility and generous leave policy.

ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS

· Black, Indigenous and People of Color; Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Intersex, Trans and Gender non-conforming people; women; and differently abled people are encouraged to apply. We also encourage applications from people of diverse religious, spiritual and cultural backgrounds. As an organization committed to promoting social justice around the world, it is essential that we incorporate a diverse, equitable and inclusive lens into all aspects of our client’s work. We encourage applicants with a global perspective and a commitment to values around diversity, equity, and inclusion to apply.

Authorization to work in the US is required.

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