VP of Non-Profit Operations

Posted 4 days ago

republicanBaltimore (MD)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$100,000 annually

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About the role

VP of Non-Profit Operations | Political Fundraising Firm | Washington, D.C. | Job ID: #3672881-2Are you an experienced nonprofit fundraising or business development professional ready to build relationships and grow a portfolio of nonprofit clients? This opportunity with a political fundraising firm offers the chance to develop new business, provide digital fundraising solutions, and manage long-term client relationships from initial outreach through campaign execution and renewal.
Responsibilities: Develop relationships with nonprofits seeking digital fundraising and acquisition support. Prospect, qualify, and convert organizations into long-term fundraising clients. Present digital fundraising solutions tailored to each organization’s goals and needs. Coordinate client onboarding and campaign launches with internal fundraising teams. Manage ongoing client relationships, renewals, upsells, and performance conversations.
Requirements: Experience in nonprofit fundraising, digital marketing, sales, development, or a related field. Strong relationship-building skills with nonprofit leaders and organizational decision-makers. Comfortable prospecting, pitching services, developing new business, and closing clients. Understanding of small-dollar fundraising, email, SMS, and digital acquisition strategies. Excellent communication, organization, follow-through, and client management skills.
Compensation: Starting at $100,000 annually, plus benefits. Why are Republican Jobs postings confidential? If you have already been interviewed by Republican Jobs, please do not re-apply through the website. Instead, we encourage you to email us directly. New applicants can apply here and put the job title in the application form.

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