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Sr ED Transformational Philanthropy-Portfolio and Operations Management (Remote) - City of Hope

APRA Indiana · Hope, AK · 5 days ago
$72.79–$121.55/hrPart-time

About the role

The Senior Executive Director, Transformational Philanthropy – Portfolio and Operations Management is a strategic leader within the Office of Philanthropy, responsible for driving operational excellence, portfolio strategy, and early-stage donor cycle management for the Transformational Gifts (TG) program.

Responsibilities

  • Serve as lead operations partner to one or more frontline Transformational Gift Officers (TGOs), providing strategic portfolio insight, moves management oversight, and operational guidance.
  • Oversee and facilitate overall department operations in partnership with the AVP, ensuring staff deployment and resources are aligned to program priorities.
  • Manage day-to-day team operations, including running weekly team huddles and establishing clear workflows and accountability measures.
  • Oversee scheduling and coordination for Chief Philanthropy Officer (CPO), CEO, Market Managers (MM), Clinical Program (CP) leaders, and other key team meetings.
  • Support preparation for and execution of Transformational Gifts retreats and leadership convenings.
  • Manage project administrators, executive assistants (EAs), and coordinators, providing direction, coaching, and performance oversight.
  • Manage departmental budget, oversee the Asana platform for TG project tracking, and ensure proper allocation of operational resources.
  • Develop and maintain the TG resource library, process documentation, prospect strategy worksheets, and presentation materials.
  • Direct onboarding and training initiatives for TG team members to ensure consistent adoption of processes and systems.
  • Manage the overall TG portfolio, serving as the primary liaison with Prospect Research and Intelligence (PRIM) on pipeline development and portfolio management strategy.
  • Participate in all TGO portfolio review meetings, support portfolio optimization, and lead Moves Management meetings.
  • Develop and monitor program KPIs and analytics, coordinating with Finance on TG forecasting and partnering with Principal Gifts operations on alignment.
  • Build and execute a robust prospect qualification process, including comprehensive research assembly and relationship mapping.
  • Partner with PRIM to recommend prospect assignments and facilitate new prospect intake and strategy alignment meetings with TGOs and prospect team members.

Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree in business, philanthropy, data analytics, or a related field (or equivalent combination of education and additional experience).
  • 7+ years of progressive experience in prospect research, philanthropy operations, development, or related nonprofit fundraising environments, including supervisory experience.
  • Demonstrated experience managing complex fundraising portfolios and supporting frontline fundraising teams (Major, Principal, or Transformational Gifts).
  • Strong analytical skills with experience developing and monitoring KPIs, forecasting revenue, and leveraging CRM and data systems to inform strategy.
  • Proven project management expertise, including experience managing cross-functional initiatives and operational platforms such as Asana or similar tools.
  • Experience partnering with finance and business teams to support budget oversight and revenue forecasting.
  • Exceptional organizational and people management skills, with experience supervising administrators, coordinators, or operations staff.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to facilitate strategy meetings and executive-level discussions.
  • Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial, and metrics-driven environment within a complex healthcare or academic institution.

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