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These efforts include annual, major, and principal gifts solicitations and strategy, alumni relations, constituent engagement, stewardship, corporate and foundation relations, development communications and numerous special events.
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Position holds oversight responsibility for all development functions including, but not limited to, major gifts cultivation and solicitation, Annual Fund and Reunion giving, alumni relations, advancement support services, corporate and foundation relations, and donor relations.
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Manages Alumni Relations and Annual Giving team to develop the overall strategic direction of the NSU Alumni Association and Annual Giving. Required Certifications/Licensures: Required Education:Bachelor's Degree Major (if required): Required Experience:Minimum of ten (10) years of experience in alumni relations or annual giving in a higher education or non-profit setting.
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Promote and foster effective alumni relations through routine written communication, personal contact, events, and other engagement with scholars and alumni including, but not limited to: social media with a focus on the Alumni LinkedIn group, regular alumni newsletter, and other activities as determined.
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Experience:Minimum five years of professional experience in fields such as nonprofit management, donor relations, development, alumni relations, communications, legal or professional writing, or as a paralegal, or similar professional work experience.
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Recruitment Contact Name Development & Alumni Relations’ Office of Talent Management Recruitment Contact Email dartalent@uga.edu Recruitment Contact Phone. Percentage of time Duties/Responsibilities Education Support & Team InvolvementProvide dedicated partnership/support for Employer Relations & Community Partnerships staff in the UGA Career Center to advance employer outreach and cultivation of career opportunities for graduate and professional students.
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The Chief Development Officer will work closely with colleagues in Gift Planning, Corporate and Foundation Relations, Annual Giving, Leadership Annual Giving, Regional Giving, Donor Relations and Stewardship, and the Alumni Association to build strategies for donor engagement and secure gifts on behalf of the College.
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Familiarity with CRM systems and other technology platforms used in enrollment management and corporate relations, such as HubSpot, Handshake and. OverviewThe Industry Outreach Manager is a vital member of the Enrollment Management Team at Tufts Gordon Institute (TGI) and will be responsible for increasing graduate enrollments through fostering new as well as leveraging existing relationships with industry partners and TGI's extensive alumni network to support TGI's diverse array of programs.
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The Associate Dean manages a team of 17 development and alumni relations staff members, planning and conducting all aspects of private sector fundraising, including orchestration of major fundraising campaigns and other related programmatic activities.
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Adhere to procedures and best practices regarding documenting donor interactions, annual giving, donor engagement and stewardship, alumni relations, events, gift processing, and utilizing the donor alumni database.
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Reporting to Associate Vice President, Special Initiatives in Development & Alumni Relations, the MGO will be responsible for establishing their own prospect and donor Major Gifts ($100,000+) portfolio with ambitious goals for prospect discovery, solicitations, and gift closures.
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Serve as primary liaison between Athletic Department and University donor relations/alumni relations. The Associate Director of Athletic Development - Donor Relations will work closely with the AVP for Developmentto increase opportunities for engagement and support locally and nationally for the Athletic Department.
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The SVP oversees the following UCOP units: Strategic Communications and Media Relations; Executive Communications and Engagement; Marketing Communications; Internal Communications; Institutional Advancement; Constituent Engagement; University of California Health Communications; Federal Governmental Relations; State Governmental Relations; and Legislative Analysis.
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The Associate Vice President for Development reports to the Vice President for Alumni Relations and Development and leads University fundraising efforts for multiple central and/or school-based fundraising teams.
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The senior leader will lead and manage all facets of the advancement programs, including annual, major, and planned giving, corporate and foundation relations, named and memorial scholarships, endowment, capital campaigns, alumni and constituent relations efforts, stewardship, and advancement services.
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