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Senior Development and Communications Officer POSTED: Nov 06
Salary: Open Location: New York, New York
Employer: National Organization on Disability Type: Full Time - Experienced
Category: Development - General    



Employer Information
About National Organization on Disability

The mission of the National Organization on Disability (NOD) is to expand the participation and contribution of America’s 54 million men, women and children with disabilities in all aspects of life. NOD accomplishes this by piloting innovative programs, leveraging an extensive network of corporate partners for increased workforce participation, and advocating for improved public policy. Now in its 27th year, NOD provides national leadership for sustained efforts aimed at addressing persistently high rates of unemployment among people with disabilities.

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Job Description
The Senior Development and Communications Officer will play a critical role in strengthening and supporting NOD’s fund development capacity and helping to craft and implement NOD’s communications strategy. This position offers the possibility of advancement within the organization.

This position is located at the NOD office in Manhattan.

Responsibilities

Core Responsibilities include:

DEVELOPMENT

• Working with outside consultants, plan and implement a development strategy that will ensure effective, coordinated and sustainable fundraising;

• Oversight of all fundraising and cultivation activities directed toward foundations, businesses, individuals and government, including grants development, annual campaigns, special events and major donor campaigns;

• Work with project directors to understand the priorities and funding opportunities relevant to their projects;

• Conduct public and private funding prospect research and meeting briefings for Board members and principals;

• Identify and develop potential funding opportunities, engaging both public and private funding sources;

• Support program staff in building and maintaining effective and productive relationships with funders;

• Prepare funding requests, reports, and letters of inquiry;

• Create fundraising protocols for a decentralized organization and oversee development database for tracking fundraising activity;

• Oversee communication with current and prospective funders.

COMMUNICATIONS

• Design a communications strategy that will ensure consistent messaging across NOD’s public and funder materials, website and press releases, with assistance of outside consultants, as available;

• Shepherd the re-creation of NOD’s website, and manage updates as needed;

• Coordinate content and production of all mass mailing media, including Annual Reports and periodic letters to constituents;

• Ensure all mass mailing media, including program-specific media, accurately represent NOD in both content and design;

• Collaborate with the staff across NOD’s five offices to oversee both internal and external communication material;

• Support executive leadership and board members as needed.

TO APPLY:

Send cover letter and resume to: dolanm@nod.org Be sure to put Senior Development and Communications Officer in subject line.

No phone calls please.

This position is located at the NOD office in Manhattan

We apologize in advance that we cannot acknowledge receipt of applications. Should the review team wish to pursue your candidacy, you will be contacted. Due to process streamlining we cannot respond to individual phone calls. Thank you for your interest in NOD.

NOTES:
Additional Salary Information: Competitive salary, commensurate with experience. Comprehensive benefits package

Requirements
Qualifications

We are seeking an extremely organized, highly detail-focused individual who can be flexible and cheerful in responding to the needs of a small, fast-moving nonprofit. S/he should have:

• Three-to-five years relevant work experience; • A proven track record in successful grant writing to both public and private grantors, with an emphasis on federal and state agencies; • Hands-on experience in public or private sector media and/or communications; • Outstanding writing skills; • Ability to work collaboratively, independently, and humbly; • Demonstrated interest in, and/or experience with, disability issues a strong plus; • Experience raising public funds for workforce development, disability and/or research and demonstration initiatives a strong plus.




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