Development Manager | in-person role in NYC | Non-profit Organization


Our client is looking for a Special Events and Development Manager in New York City (full or part-time).

Our client is a small office that does fundraising. We are assisting them in searching for and screening possible candidates for this role. If selected, you would be a direct hire employee of our client. We have worked with this organization for many years and they are a small, non-corporate office.

General Responsibilities

Organize and manage events (from strategy to day-of support, including volunteer management). Website updates and weekly email blasts. Donor communication and support. Administrative responsibilities include preparing correspondence, proposals and other documents; screening telephone calls from donors; coordinating mailings and working with mail house; acting as a point person with graphic designer and other event and office vendors. Record keeping.

Specific major responsibilities include:

  • Manage events, becoming proficient and knowledgeable about event management; this includes being responsible for most aspects of an event, including logistics, preparation of printed materials, and working as liaison with venues and their managers, working with caterers, graphic designer and entertainment, and hands on supervision of actual event

  • Organize and manage, with Executive Director, small and large-scale fundraising events       

  • Large-scale fundraising event includes annual gala, golf outing and annual 5k walk /run in NYC and Santa Barbara (and eventually in South Florida and Boston) and a host of smaller annual events and parlor meetings

  • Provide support for Executive Director

  • Communicate often with donors by phone and attend occasional meetings concerning events    

  • Educate donors and prospects through fundraising events, creating / editing / distributing marketing materials, branding, educational programs, and assorted written materials such as annual magazine, gala journal and weekly email blasts  

  • Thinking strategically; recommend and implement new strategies, programs, and initiatives

  • Oversee website and weekly email blasts as well as social media, especially Twitter and Facebook 

  • Time permitting, develop and update research on individuals and foundations, identifying viable prospects

  • Recruit, train, supervise volunteers for events and hire interns for office work and special projects

  • Strategically involve lay committee members for special events, providing necessary professional support to appropriate lay committees and volunteers, including preparation of minutes from meetings, and providing necessary follow-up to meetings with continued outreach

  • Maintain records of donor portfolios both in Raiser’s Edge and in files, and evaluate donor progress regularly with Executive Director

  • Stay current on donors and foundation / funding world, as well as philanthropic trends; this includes reading newspapers, trade publications, journals, and other related materials

  • Prepare solicitation mailings, emails, and other donor communications

Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree or higher

  • Strong knowledge of Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel, and Outlook

  • Ability to work fully in-person in Soho office (part time hybrid may be possible)

  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills

  • Excellent interpersonal skills

  • Extremely well-organized team player with the ability to multitask within a fast-paced work environment

Skills & Experience

The ideal candidate will have at least two to three years of related experience in a non-profit environment, communication skills and the ability to work both independently and as part of a team. Must be able to handle multiple tasks and special projects.  Familiarity with a CRM system; working knowledge of Raiser’s Edge a plus. Prior experience with development/fundraising whether in a college or professional setting.

Salary: $50,000-$75,000+, commensurate with experience. Part time salary would be prorated for the number of hours. They offer great benefits.

DETAILS AT A GLANCE

JOB TITLE: Special Events and Development Manager

HOURS: Full Time or Part Time hours : Monday-Friday

LOCATION: Fully in-person role. All work must be done from Manhattan, NY office.

SALARY: $50,000-$75,000+, commensurate with experience. Part time role would be prorated for the number of hours.

START DATE: ASAP

APPLICATION DEADLINE: ASAP


HOW TO APPLY: Click on the apply button to send your resume to TSS. Please make sure to reference the job title. Please also mention if you are interested in full time or part time and if you are open to the office management duties as well.

This role is a FULL TIME position sourced through TSS. You would be employed and paid by the client company but we would represent you up until the offer stage.


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