Executive Director, Development – College of Pharmacy
Purdue Alumni Student Experience (PASE) · Location, WV · 4 days ago
Full-time
Responsibilities
Reporting to the Vice President for Development and working closely with the Dean (Unit Head) and other development and academic staff, the Executive Director will develop and execute a plan to bring donors to the unit and the University through active use of the development process, including solicitation of major and principal gifts.
The Executive Director is responsible for leading the effort to secure principal, major and/or planned gifts aimed at meeting the strategic goals of the school’s leadership, its programs, disciplines, and the University.
A primary focus for the Executive Director, in consultation with the Dean and Vice President for Development, is to design and implement a comprehensive and collaborative advancement program.
- Administratively supervise development team staff.
- Frequent travel and/or evening and weekend duties are required.
- Identify, coordinate, and/or establish personal contact with current and prospective major, principal, or planned gift donors whose interest and financial capacity have the greatest likelihood of strategically meeting the College and University fundraising goals.
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