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Associate Director of Parents
NCAA Market
Providence, RI, United States
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The Associate Director reports to the Director of BUSF and is tasked with developing, implementing, and leading fundraising and philanthropic education efforts focused on increasing the number of Athletics Parents leadership-level gifts. Parents’ leadership level gifts are defined as donations at the $5,000 - $50,000 level. The incumbent works closely with the Director and acts in his/her stead when the Director is not available; he/she carries a portfolio of 30+ leadership level Athletics Parents prospects. The incumbent works with the Director to lead the broad-based annual use fundraising from Athletics parents in an effort to achieve fundraising goals.
A further primary responsibility of the Associate Director is to manage the Parents Athletic Leadership Council of volunteers charged with soliciting Brown Athletics Annual Fund gifts of $1,500 - $9,999. The Associate Director is an important member of the BUSF team, serving as the program expert for solicitation, stewardship, and cultivation strategies for Athletics parents’ annual fundraising program. The secondary responsibility of the Associate Director is to work with the Athletic Department leaders and Advancement teams, to design, develop, and implement strategic stewardship events for leadership level Athletics donors. He/she oversees and manages high-level stewardship programming for all Athletics leadership donors within the BUSF. The incumbent will be tasked with building and growing the Loyal Bears recognition society to further cultivate renewed support, loyalty and donor retention for the BUSF.
◦ Bachelor’s degree required, plus 5 - 7 years of experience, or equivalent combination of education and experience. One or more years of volunteer management required; if no direct fundraising experience, then incumbent must demonstrate transferable experience from another field (e.g., sales, marketing or customer service/public relations). Previous experience working in a University setting preferred.
◦ Demonstrated excellent written and oral communications skills; must be able to communicate with a varied University constituency.
◦ Strong interpersonal, communications, management, and motivational skills; must be a “self-starter”, and have the work ethic and desire to be entrepreneurial and must be able to work independently.
◦ Background in designing, coordinating, and implementing special events.
◦ Programmatic design and management experience strongly preferred.
◦ Creativity, flexibility, and superior problem-solving skills desired.
• Excellent computer skills including, but not limited to, word-processing, spreadsheet, database, and web-based software required.
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Additional Salary Information: Pay Grade 11