About the Opportunity

JOB SUMMARY

Reporting into the Director of Development for the College of Engineering the new ADMG will build and develop a national portfolio of major giftrated individual donors. This will require cultivating soliciting and stewarding prospects and donors at major gift levels $100K$1M) in addition to launching a systematic initiative to acquire new donors that meet institutional fundraising goals. The ADMG will work to uplift the philanthropic commitment of all constituents and elevate the portfolio over time to more significantly reflect donors capable of giving at sevenfigure levels. The ADMG will leverage programming for the College of Engineering collaborating closely with world renowned faculty across the Bioengineering Chemical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering and Mechanical and Industrial Engineering departments. Interdisciplinary programming and research are areas of continued focus for the College of Engineering in addition to professorships scholarships graduate fellowships particularly at the Ph.D. level and creating unique research and instructional space such as next generation makerspace.

This position is Bostonbased and is not available for remote work.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

Knowledge of development practices to expand and cultivate existing donor relationships over time.
Natural relationship builder who takes a solutionsfocused approach to development and believes there are no deadends only other roads to for pipeline building and discovery skills for building authentic relationships with external (donors prospects trustees volunteers) and internal (deans faculty staff colleagues) verbal communications skills active listening skills and demonstrated ability to write clearly and orientation and accountability to performance measures. An appreciation for lifelong learning and the value of skills gained through a structured education as well as through handson work experience.Contributes to a sense of belonging among all community energy positive cando attitude flexibility teamwork high degree of initiative and good sense of humor. Knowledge and skills typically acquired through a bachelors degree or equivalent and 35 years of progressive fundraising record of soliciting and closing major gifts at the 5 6 and 7figure to travel including nights and weekends as global health conditions allow.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES & ACCOUNTABILITIES

1 Build and manage a portfolio of 125 leadership and major gift prospects that span alumni friends parents and university leaders.
2 Identify qualify cultivate and solicit prospects; develop relationships assess interest in the College of Engineering and capacity to make gifts at the $25K$1M levels through a mix of inperson and virtual meetings.
3 Employ innovative approaches to engagement cultivation and solicitation strategies; enhance donor relationships with Northeastern by strategically involving them in special programs and events and by connecting them to other university leaders and supporters.
4 Partner with directors and department heads across the College of Engineering to identify fundraising opportunities and create new initiatives that resonate with donors and provide meaningful substantive engagement opportunities.
5 Collaborate with Advancement colleagues particularly with the departments of Corporate & Foundation Relations Family Philanthropy and Planned Giving on donor engagement strategies and to successfully meet donor interests and leverage their full philanthropic potential.
6 Use Salesforce to log activity create call reports and progress reports and maintain data integrity of prospect portfolio.

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Additional Information

Northeastern University considers factors such as candidate work experience education and skills when extending an offer.

All qualified applicants are encouraged to apply and will receive consideration for employment without regard to race religion color national origin age sex sexual orientation disability status or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.

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