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The Director of Development is accountable for developing and implementing a comprehensive fundraising strategy to achieve the organization's revenue goals and support its mission and programs.
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The Assistant Director is responsible for overseeing all aspects of student leadership development programs and initiatives within the JCLS and will serve as the department's primary liaison and consultant for campus collaborations supporting student leader development.
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It may also provide direct oversight of code enforcement functions, coordinate building division functions, serve as Executive Director of independent commissions, provide collaborative leadership in the Community Development Director’s temporary absence, assist with the budget/human resources management and departmental administration, and perform a variety of special assignments under the direction of the department Director.
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As the Assistant Director of Development Services, you will: Assist the Director of Development Services with developing, planning, and implementing Department goals and objectives; develop and implement long and short-term strategic plans; recommend and administer policies and procedures.
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Assist the Director of Development Services with developing, planning, and implementing Department goals and objectives; develop and implement long and short-term strategic plans; recommend and administer policies and procedures.
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We are seeking a highly experienced and strategic Assistant Director of Nonprofit Development to lead our donor development and Capital Campaign initiatives on behalf of our clients.
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The Director will be a team-player with the demonstrated ability to assist with the development, creation, and execution of intentional, high impact career experiences within the Law School.
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Pitt.edu. PAE seeks a Director of Development (DoD) to join the Individual Giving Schools and Centers team as the primary liaison between PAE and the School of Computing and Information.
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Director of Music (Part-time) The Music Director reports to the Senior Pastor and the Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations Committee (SPRC). Coordinate purchase of music supplies for the Chancel Choir and Whitechapel Chimes within the confines of the budget.
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Title: Director of Business Development – Bioanalytical, Biologics, Biomarker & Genomic Services. The Director of Business Development supports the Bioanalytical, Biologics, Biomarkers and Genomics Services business.
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The Director of Hospital Development will plan, direct, and manage programs and resources allotted to promote and increase the number of donors within the LifeNet Health Donation Service Area (DSA.
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The Wisconsin Foundation and Alumni Association (WFAA)*, the private fundraising and alumni relations organization for the University of Wisconsin-Madison and UW Health, is seeking a dynamic, innovative, and experienced Managing Director of Development to lead the UW Health Kids program including the American Family Children’s Hospital (AFCH) and the Department of Pediatrics.
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Supervise, orient, train, evaluate, and counsel department employees to improve their job performance and to maintain high standards of performance and patient quality care, in conjunction with the Regional Director of Operations and Human Resources.
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Execute on parts of the ramp-up plan for the development of the factory over time. As the Director of Operations in Tracy, you will be managing the teams that support manufacturing; Quality, Maintenance, Facilities, and Planning.
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This Director of Operations role will lead a fulfillment center team that is at the heart of who we are, working to deliver an effortless experience for our customers around the globe.
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