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The Development Coordinator is an integral support role, providing administrative and programmatic support to the Corporate and Foundation Relations (CFR) fundraising team within the Massachusetts General Hospital Development Office.
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OVERVIEW: The Corporate Development Officer is responsible for managing a portfolio of donors and prospects, primarily consisting of corporate partners. In collaboration with the Director of Development, build out the annual sponsorship plan to deepen engagement and drive growth (in terms of revenue and number of partners) from corporate supporters.
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Responsible for the planning, coordination, and management of a comprehensive and ongoing development program for Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED) with focus on corporate and foundation gifts of $50K and above, as well as overseeing CFR's coordination with college/unit colleagues.
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The Senior Director of Corporate Relations reports directly to the Associate Vice President for University Development and Alumni Engagement and will have responsibility for developing and executing effective strategies designed to maximize corporate support of university philanthropic priorities.
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Other areas within Finance such as Investor Relations, Enterprise Performance Analysis, Corporate Tax and Mergers and Acquisitions. Finance & Realty Services - Corporate Finance & Accounting Development Program Analyst.
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Collaborate with the Corporate Development and Health Investing Teams to develop and manage a prioritized set of relationships and tracking system for downstream health technology investors.
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The Development Associate for Corporate Relations (DACR) is primarily a direct fundraiser, solicitating donations both personally and through a network of volunteer fundraisers. Corporate Donor Relations – 50.
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Responsible for direct management of corporate business development processes, initiatives, budgets, staff, growth targets, waterfalls, bid/no bid reviews, color reviews, proposal products, NDAs, TAs, JVs, and strategic initiatives.
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Department: Corporate Development, Corporate Finance and Investor Relations. Customers Bank (“Bank”) has an immediate opening for an Analyst/Senior Analyst within its Finance Group, specifically focused on Corporate Development, Corporate Finance and Investor Relations.
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Position Summary: Provides administrative support to the Development Office and participates in all fundraising activities including donor and public relations, direct mail appeals, auxiliary events, and special events.
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Job Posting Title (Working Title): Associate Director of Development, Corporate Relations. The Johns Hopkins Children’s Center Associate Director, Corporate Relations, is an integral member of the Children’s Center development team.
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As the Development Associate, you will be an integral part of the three-person corporate giving team, reporting to the Senior Director of Corporate Relations. Development Associate, Corporate Relations.
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The Development Officer, Corporate Relations is responsible for performing a variety of development functions to generate restricted & unrestricted funds to meet financial goals from sources as assigned.
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Located in Central Development, the Corporate and Foundation Relations team works with administrators, faculty, program directors and development officers to build effective partner relationships, working to understand the needs and priorities of corporations, corporate foundations, associations and private foundations and to facilitate partnerships to advance UCI's mission.
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Minimum of three (3) years successful experience in Corporate and Foundation Relations, major giving, planned giving, or senior level development work. Demonstrated experience and understanding of development strategies and alumni relations, particularly major gift development.
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