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Northeastern University seeks a thoughtful, strategic, and entrepreneurial development professional to serve as an Associate Director of Major Gifts (ADMG) to work in support of the College of Engineering. Assuming a frontline fundraising role and advancing meaningful relationships with alumni, parents, and friends, the ADMG will help increase the University’s fundraising capacity by cultivating, soliciting, and stewarding prospects with the capacity to make a major gift.
Job Responsibility:
Manage a portfolio of 125 alumni prospects and donors with a focus on raising major gifts of $100k+
Make discovery and qualification calls
Establish cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship strategies
Perform a minimum of 120+ visits per year
Maintain a regular travel schedule to visit identified alumni, parent, and friend prospects
Meet or exceed annual strategic goals
Communicate efforts and collaborate with central- and college-based Development staff, as well as affinity-based colleagues
Assist in the creation and implementation of strategic fundraising initiatives that successfully meet donor interests and leverage their full philanthropic potential
Serve as an active partner to colleagues in Northeastern’s Office of Advancement and across the University’s nine other colleges and schools to foster strategic, effective, and collaborative advancement practices
Requirements:
Track record of success in major gift fundraising at the six-figure level
Entrepreneurial approach to fundraising that encourages innovation and transparency
Deep sense of respect coupled with superb attention to detail
Ability to maintain a portfolio of 125 alumni prospects and donors
Ability to make discovery and qualification calls
Ability to establish cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship strategies
Ability to perform a minimum of 120+ visits per year
Ability to maintain a regular travel schedule
Ability to communicate and collaborate with central- and college-based Development staff, as well as affinity-based colleagues