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Nadarius Clark for Delegate: Finance Director

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arenaSuffolk (VA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$5,500 per month

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About the role

Finance Director The re-election campaign for Delegate Nadarius Clark in Virginia's 84th House District is seeking results-driven applicants to join the campaign as Finance Director. This position will create and implement the finance plan for the 2027 campaign cycle and will manage all fundraising activities. The ideal candidate is prepared to relocate to the Hampton Roads region. Salary is commensurate with experience and starts at $5,500 a month. The position also includes a housing and relocation stipend. Finance Director Responsibilities Create and implement the finance plan for Delegate Clark's re-election in one of the most competitive legislative seats in the Commonwealth of Virginia; Manage the fundraising team while taking input from the candidate and fundraising consultants, maintaining ultimate ownership of the bottom line; Coordinate donor meetings for the candidate; Research prospective donors and manage call time; Plan and successfully execute fundraising events; Manage and draft the campaign's digital email program; Maintain a database for prospecting, contribution tracking, and compliance reporting. Finance Director Requirements At least one cycle of experience in political fundraising on a competitive campaign; Experience staffing a principal during call time and/or political events; Excellent verbal and written communication skills; Proficiency in Excel/Google Sheets, NGP-VAN, ActBlue and other online donation platforms; Detail-oriented with excellent time management, planning, organization skills; Ability to prioritize and manage multiple projects, and a willingness to hold self and others accountable; Daily access to a car, cellphone, and laptop with wifi.

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