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Our teams integrate the disciplines of strategic communications, investment banking, management consulting, corporate governance, risk, and government affairs to solve the most complex business and reputational challenges.
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Lead the development team to implement fundraising plans that outline monetary and activity goals targeting all donor levels and for all areas of support including annual giving, major gifts, planned giving, corporate and foundation support, special events and alumni relations.
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This position leads a team of 28 talented professionals across three departments: donor relations, corporate relations, and marketing/communications. The CDO will provide strategic leadership for the department as we upgrade and implement new systems and processes to drive success through performance management, fundraising growth, and development operations, and serve as a strengths-based manager for their team.
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Works with the university librarian, UDAR, academics, staff, volunteers, and other campus development officers, to lead the planning and execution of the Library’s major gifts and external relations efforts, including major prospect identification, qualification, cultivation, and solicitation.
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Minimum of 2 years transaction experience in Investment Banking, Management Consulting, and/or Corporate Development/Venture Capital/Private Equity. The Corporate Development team is a dynamic, cross-functional group working across all of Galaxy, managing deployment of balance sheet capital for strategic investment and M&A transactions, and leading Galaxy’s development and management of organic growth initiatives.
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BA/BS degree and 1+ years professional experience in investment banking, private equity, management consulting, and/or corporate strategy and development. The Senior Analyst, Corporate Strategy & Development is a unique and highly visible role.
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This role centers on corporate resilience, holding accountability for evaluating clients’ crisis management, threat assessment, and physical security requirements. Graduate of a top-tier university; graduate education in areas such as political science, international relations, emergency management, cybersecurity, or resilience preferred.
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Funds for professional development opportunities. Work with the President & Artistic Director, and Finance & Operations Manager to build an alum relations program that enhances philanthropic and outreach activities.
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Depth of knowledge in all key areas of development, including major gifts, annual giving, corporate, foundation, and government relations, sponsorships, grants and special events.
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Advancement is focused on special events, constituent engagement, corporate and foundation relations, fundraising, and stewardship and donor relations. One year of professional work experience in event planning, conference management, public relations, communications, marketing, or any other related field.
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The position is a member of the Vice President for Development's leadership team and will work closely with colleagues from Principal Giving, Campaigns and Administration, Stewardship, Donor Relations, Corporate, Foundation and Research Relations, Advancement Information Services, Research, Advancement Communications, Events, Annual Giving, Alumni Relations, and other offices throughout the university.
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The Sr. Director works in a collegial and supportive manner with colleagues and donors to maximize giving to the university and coordinates with UNTs annual giving, corporate and foundation relations, and planned giving units.
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Comprehensive knowledge and understanding of the importance of University Development activities to maintaining lasting and positive donor relations. In conjunction with the Dean of NSM, the Director of Development will focus on achieving philanthropic attainment goals, expanding the NSM donor base, and increasing the awareness of the College’s areas of excellence: astronomy and astrophysics, cell architecture and dynamics, renewable energy, and water quality.
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This position will work closely with lawyers and the business development team across the firm in organizing and coordinating all related activities supporting the Corporate and Business Transactions practice, among others.
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A minimum of 10 years of experience in fund development in non-profit healthcare settings with an emphasis on foundation and corporate relations and federal grants management; preference for experience with federally qualified health centers or primary care associations.
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