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Oregon State University Foundation is Hiring an Assistant Director, Constituent Engagement & Stewardship, Annual Giving Programs Near Corvallis, OR

As a member of the OSU Foundation’s Annual Giving team, the Assistant Director of Constituent Engagement & Stewardship for Annual Giving reports to the Director of Constituent Engagement and Stewardship, Annual Giving Programs, and is a key contributor to the solicitation, engagement and stewardship of annual giving donors. The Assistant Director executes fundraising and engagement strategies for key OSU constituencies, to build a pipeline of future leadership annual giving, major gift, and planned gift donors. The Assistant Director is also responsible for executing acknowledgement and stewardship strategies for annual giving donors that demonstrate impact and appreciation of giving, including tailored and personalized stewardship methods and resources designed to maintain high rates of donor retention.

Work Location

The work location for this position is the Foundation’s Corvallis, Oregon office.

Key Partners

  • The Foundation’s Stewardship, Marketing and Communications, Gift Accounting and Advancement Services teams
  • Lead development officers for OSU’s colleges and units including Our Beaver Nation (Athletics) and alumni relations officers
  • Campus partners such as college stewardship/scholarship representatives, the financial aid/scholarship office, and student affairs.

Measures of Success

  • Meet annual fundraising goals for Annual Giving constituency groups, such as OSU’s Women’s Giving Circle, OSU Loyal, and parent and family donor groups
  • Execute annual acknowledgement and stewardship process accurately and on time.
  • Meet annual goals for the retention of leadership annual giving donors, including $1000 donors

Major Duties

ConstituentGroup Fundraising and Engagement

In collaboration with the Director of Constituent Engagement and Stewardship, build a robust set of engagement and philanthropic opportunities for key Annual Giving constituencies and affinity groups.

Oversee the projects developed by the Director related to annual giving engagement and stewardship. Use project management tools such as Microsoft SharePoint and Basecamp to enhance planning across units and with campus partners.

Execute strategies for Annual Giving constituent and recognition groups such as the Women's Giving Circle, parent donors, OSU Loyal (faculty and staff), and Beaver Leadership Circle donors. Develop direct mail and email solicitations, engagement and involvement opportunities, and stewardship tactics. Solicit individual donors as appropriate.

Plan and coordinate volunteer committee meetings, events and communications for Annual Giving constituency groups, such as OSU Loyal and Women's Giving Circle. Assist with grant application and distribution processes for Women’s Giving Circle or other giving groups.

Track progress, analyze data, and report on results of assigned annual giving constituencies to meet annual goals. Use data informed strategies to build donor pipeline by implementing annual giving solicitations.

Annual Giving Stewardship

Execute the annual giving acknowledgement process, ensuring consistency across all OSU Foundation annual giving donors.

Create engaging content that demonstrates appreciation for annual gifts, including written and digital acknowledgements, impact reports, videos and other digital content, thank you calls and other communication strategies.

Collaborate with Director of Constituent Engagement & Stewardship, college fundraising units, donor relations, and development officers to execute annual giving stewardship and design purposeful and meaningful recognition opportunities for unit-based annual giving donors.

Help the Director develop new ideas and initiatives to recognize donors and convey appreciation for their initial and continued support of OSU. Enhance stewardship strategies associated with pipeline development activities, including OSU Foundation’s Giving Day – Dam Proud Day and cause based initiatives.

Track progress, analyze data, and report on results of annual giving stewardship and leadership annual giving.

Research and communicate emerging trends and best practices in donor engagement and stewardship.

Perform other duties as assigned.

Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

Comprehensive knowledge of:

  • Donor relations and stewardship strategies
  • Cultivation and fundraising techniques, both face-to-face and multi-channel marketing
  • Volunteer management
  • Event management

Demonstrated ability to:

  • Develop and execute stewardship strategies
  • Raise gifts through individual solicitation techniques and direct marketing
  • Manage volunteers successfully
  • Employ strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Utilize quantitative and qualitative information to improve decision-making and outcomes and document results
  • Manage complex projects
  • Apply creative and entrepreneurial thinking, while applying sound judgment and conducting oneself with integrity
  • Approach work assuming the best of intentions from Foundation and campus colleagues
  • Effectively represent the interests and fundraising priorities of various colleges/units, while also maintaining a high degree of enterprise perspective by always acting in the best interests of the Foundation and the university
  • Work with a high degree of flexibility in a highly collaborative, fast-paced, goal-oriented environment
  • Handle interpersonal relationships maturely, thoughtfully and empathetically, including the ability to work with individuals from diverse backgrounds

Education and Experience Minimum Requirements
Bachelor’s degree and three years of development work experience, ideally in higher education. Education and experience equivalencies will be considered. Must possess a valid driver’s license and must be able to travel by varying modes of transportation.

Commitment to OSUF Core Values

The OSU Foundation strives to be one of the best places to work in the country. We know that the success of the Foundation depends in large part on the people who carry out our mission. It is what we do –and how we do it - that makes the difference. The Foundation’s core values reflect our approach to work and to each other, and we are committed to conduct consistent with these values.

collaborative · responsible · respectful · inclusive · innovative

Job Summary

JOB TYPE

Full Time

INDUSTRY

Foundation

SALARY

$91k-143k (estimate)

POST DATE

06/08/2023

EXPIRATION DATE

05/11/2024

WEBSITE

securelb.imodules.com

HEADQUARTERS

CORVALLIS, OR

SIZE

100 - 200

FOUNDED

1947

CEO

J MICHAEL GOODWIN

REVENUE

$50M - $200M

INDUSTRY

Foundation

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