Provides strategic leadership and operational oversight through planning, developing and implementing a comprehensive fund development program for the Decatur Memorial Hospital. |
Education: · Master's degree required in business, public relations, marketing or a field related to fund development. |
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Experience: · Minimum of three years of experience in a leadership position related to fund development or equivalent role required. Progression of increasing responsibility required. · Minimum of five years of experience in successful fund development with not-for-profit organizations required. Health care experience preferred. |
Other Knowledge/Skills/Abilities: · Highly developed interpersonal skills, influence building, and relationship building skills. Proven ability to work with a broad range of people in diverse settings. · Exceptional listening skills, strong oral and written communication skills, and demonstrated competency in delivering presentations. · Significant experience in leading individuals and groups in the design, implementation, execution and analysis of complex projects. · Demonstrated ability to manage a diverse workforce, handle frequent interruptions, set priorities, and adapt to changes in workload. · Demonstrated ability to evaluate and measure the quantitative and qualitative impact of fund development programs and events, make data-based decisions, and make appropriate recommendations based upon feedback. · Demonstrated ability to work with all levels of employees and leadership from front line employees to front line managers to senior level executives. · Demonstrated proficiency with computer and technical skills with reporting and presentation tools utilizing Microsoft Office applications. |
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