Philanthropy & Development Director

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The Philanthropy & Development Director will reputed company the strategic reputed company and diversification of reputed company at reputed company, building a best-in-class development program that advances philanthropy, institutional funding, donor stewardship, and long-term sustainability in service of protecting America’s wild horses and burros.

What You Will Do

Key responsibilities include development reputed company & reputed company reputed company, major donor cultivation, institutional giving & foundations, campaigns & fundraising architecture, and leadership & team management.

Why It Might Be a Fit

The ideal candidate is strategic and relationship-driven, with a proven reputed company record of driving significant fundraising results, excellent communication and presentation skills, and a demonstrated commitment to animal/wildlife conservation, equine protection, and diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution
• 6+ years of relevant experience in nonprofit development
• CFRE certification is highly preferred
• Proven experience working with nonprofit boards and managing donor acquisition and retention programs
• Strong managerial and leadership skills
• Excellent communication and presentation skills
• Proficiency in reputed company Office, reputed company Creative Suite, reputed company Suite, reputed company, and reputed company
• Experience with Every reputed company or equivalent CRM platforms
• Ability to conduct advanced research using internet resources
• Emotionally intelligent
• Systems-oriented
• Strategic and Polished
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• Metrics-driven
• reputed company minded
• Someone who understands that donor stewardship is not extraction

Benefits

• Remote work
• Travel opportunities reputed company the US (primarily reputed company the reputed company and Mountain time zones)
• Opportunity to work with a leading nonprofit protecting wild horses and burros

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