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Vice President of Philanthropy & Communications

Posted 32 days ago

confidentialIndianapolis (IN)

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Vice President of Philanthropy & Communications
About the Company: A global movement advancing girls' education and locally-led change worldwide. Industry Civic & Social Organization Type Non Profit Founded 2010 Employees 11-50 Specialtiesfilm advocacy education social media international development girls' rights gender equality empowerment corporate social responsibility storytelling gender sensitization programs youth development global citizenship and behavior change communications
About the Role: The Company is seeking a Vice President of Philanthropy and Communications to play a pivotal role in shaping its narrative and leading the development of a robust fundraising strategy. The successful candidate will be a senior leader, responsible for defining the organization's story and ensuring that it resonates with audiences and supporters. This role is key to driving the company's mission forward, particularly in the next stage of its impact, and requires a strategic approach to both philanthropy and communications. Applicants for the Vice President of Philanthropy and Communications position at the company should be prepared to take on a challenging and rewarding opportunity. The role involves not only defining the organization's narrative but also building the necessary relationships and communications engine to meet fundraising and communication goals. The ideal candidate will have a proven track record in philanthropy, be adept at creating and executing fundraising strategies, and have experience in leading a team to achieve results. A deep understanding of the global movement and community engagement is essential, as is the ability to work remotely and collaborate with a diverse, international team. Functions Non-Profit Management Marketing

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