Funding Manager

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conserviceinternalLogan (UT)

Fundraising Managers Grantmaking Foundations

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$17.35

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About the role

FUNDING MANAGER

Department: Synergy

Location: 5 am - 2 pm, Hybrid (In-office Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday)

Wage: $17.35 + Performance based increases

Overview: Funding managers generate fund requests and send them to our clients based on the bills that have been processed. Funding Managers are responsible for receiving approval in order for Conservice to pay bills on the client’s behalf. Funding deals with client funds, so great care and attention to detail is required to ensure accurate and timely requests. Funding is a client-facing team which requires communicating in a professional manner.

Responsibilities: As a Funding Manager, you will be responsible for:

Generating Funds requests and checking them for accuracy before sending to clients Obtaining client approval prior to authorizing Conservice to pull funds Answering any internal and external communication in a professional manner Ensuring overall client satisfaction

Qualifications: Committed to quickly learn and adapt to new computer software

Able to independently make decisions to resolve issues Able to effectively manage time and prioritize workload to meet deadlines Self-motivated to find the root of problems and resolve client issues Attention to detail

Education & Experience: + 6 Months Conservice experience preferred

Any accounting/general ledger experience a plus High school diploma or equivalent Comfortable using Microsoft Excel and Google Docs/Sheets Clear and professional written and verbal communication

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