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JOB SUMMARY: The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego (MCASD) seeks a Sr. Director, Development, with a proven track record of success to lead the Museum’s comprehensive institutional advancement initiatives and fundraising strategy.
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Congregation Beth El of Montgomery County, located in Bethesda, MD, a dynamic, growing synagogue of approximately 1,100 households (one of the 20 largest Conservative congregations in the nation), is seeking a full-time Development Director to lead its fundraising operations.
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We are seeking a dynamic and transformational Director of Business Development, Growth and Distribution to join our team. You will report to the VP, Head of Strategy and Business Development at Tinder.
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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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As the Director of Business Development, you're quarterbacking the new business function for the agency. Track and report on business development metrics, including pipeline, conversion rates, and revenue growth.
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Reporting to the university librarian (UL) and with a dotted line to university development and alumni relation (UDAR), the executive director of development is a member of the Library Cabinet, its senior leadership team, with overall responsibility for leading and managing the library development office, including gift solicitation, constituent relations, prospect development, strategic planning, and advancement services.
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ROLE OVERVIEW: The Development Director is responsible for setting and achieving the organization’s fundraising goals, as well as organization-wide marketing and communications. Email a cover letter and resume to with “Development Director” in the subject line.
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The Director of Development will serve as a critical leader on the development team. 10+ years experience in one or more of the following areas: nonprofit development, charitable fundraising, donor relations, direct sales, and/or successful entrepreneurship.
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The Managing Director of Development will be a highly effective storyteller and relationship builder who can bring to life City Year’s impact in schools using strong presentation and communication skills that capture the hearts and minds of potential donors and inspires them to support City Year’s mission.
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Scopely is looking for a remote Technical Director to join our external development team at Scopely to join an ambitious new AAA cross-platform game. Scopely has global operations in more than a dozen markets across Asia, EMEA, and North America, and is home to many internal game development teams, referred to as Scopely Studios, with additional game studio partners across four continents.
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Works with RVP of Sales and local Pharmacy Director to maintain and strengthen customer relationships by. PharMerica offers unmatched employee development, exceptional company culture, seemingly endless opportunities for advancement and the highest hiring goals in decades.
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Responsible for business development/selling and overall sales and account management. 10 or more years of Business Development experience in the Federal Civilian Sector in managed communications solutions.
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The Director of Business Development - Assisted Living Chain Sales spearheads strategies for acquiring new customers within the Assisted Living sector, focusing exclusively on chains within this market.
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Works collaboratively with the Business Development Associate and Associate Vice Presidents to identify and target net new customers and grow existing books of business. Provides guidance, training, and support to the Business Development Associate (BDA), fostering a cohesive approach to maximize sales strategies and growth initiatives.
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Drives continuous improvement by reviewing client feedback, identifying areas for growth, and implementing strategies for consistent business development within the Senior Living sector. PharMerica is the long-term care pharmacy services provider of choice for senior living communities, skilled nursing facilities, public health organizations and post-acute care organizations.
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