Vice President of Development

• Develop and lead execution of an annual resource development plan, including the annual
• campaign, monthly giving, and a major gift program.
•  Build and manage a personal major gift portfolio in partnership with the CEO, with a defined plan to assume increasing ownership of key donor relationships as trust transfers.Lead donor cultivation, solicitation, stewardship, and retention using metrics-based moves
• management.
• Partner with the President/CEO on donor and resource development strategy for
• organizational growth initiatives, including any future affiliation, merger, or shared-services
• work.
• Set fundraising goals and strategy for special events and integrate them into the overall
• donor cultivation plan, in partnership with the Corporate Engagement and Events Manager— without owning event logistics directly.
• Identify and cultivate prospects across individual, corporate, and foundation sources, with
• growing attention to larger and national funder relationships as the organization scales.
• Directly supervise the development team, developing strategy and setting and managing revenue targets.
• Coordinate closely on donor data, moves management strategy development, and
• stewardship communications.
• Serve as point person for the volunteer Resource Development Committee and as a memberof the volunteer Marketing Committee.
•  Build board fundraising capacity through education, solicitation training, and direct support for board members' personal asks.
• Own accountability for achieving annual contributed-revenue goals and provide regular fundraising forecasts, pipeline reporting, and performance updates to the President & CEO.
• Build and continuously develop a qualified prospect pipeline, including the identification, qualification, cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship of major-gift prospects.
• Develop and manage the annual development budget and evaluate fundraising return on investment across campaigns, events, and donor acquisition and retention strategies.
• Partner with the Director of Programming and program leadership to translate program outcomes into compelling cases for support, donor impact stories, and stewardship communications.
•  Help develop planned and legacy giving opportunities over time as part of BGCT's long-term resource development strategy.
• Ensure fundraising practices honor donor intent, confidentiality, applicable legal and regulatory requirements, and recognized standards of professional fundraising ethics.

• Demonstrated success developing and executing comprehensive fundraising strategies across annual giving, major gifts, corporate giving, foundation support, and specialcampaigns.
•  Demonstrated ability to personally cultivate, solicit, and close significant gifts and develop long-term donor relationships.
• Experience building and managing a major-gift portfolio using disciplined, metrics-based moves management.
• Strong understanding of donor stewardship, retention, pipeline development, prospect qualification, and donor-upgrade strategy. 
• Experience setting fundraising goals, developing forecasts, and using metrics to evaluate
• performance and adjust strategy.
• Strong executive presence and ability to build trusted relationships with donors, business leaders, community partners, volunteers, and Board members.
• Ability to coach and support the President & CEO, Board members, and volunteers in donor cultivation and solicitation.
• Experience leading and developing fundraising professionals and creating accountability around revenue goals.
• Strong CRM and donor-data discipline, including accurate portfolio stages, next actions, reporting, and use of data to drive fundraising strategy; prior experience with donor database or fundraising CRM platforms is required, with the ability to quickly learn and effectively utilize the organization's current system.
• Excellent written, verbal, presentation, and interpersonal communication skills.

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of education and relevant experience.
• Minimum of 7-10 years of progressive fundraising/development experience, including meaningful major-gift responsibility.
• Demonstrated record of meeting or exceeding fundraising goals.
• Prior experience managing staff and working closely with executive leadership and Boards strongly preferred.
• CFRE or another relevant professional credential preferred but not required.
• Experience in a nonprofit, youth-serving, education, or community-based organization preferred.
• Demonstrated proficiency with donor database management, CRM reporting, gift tracking, and moves-management documentation.

• Annual contributed revenue versus goal
• Growth and quality of the major-gift and qualified-prospect pipeline
• New major donors, donor retention, and donor upgrades
• Major-gift portfolio activity, movement, solicitations, and conversions Board participation and effectiveness in fundraising
• Development forecast accuracy and CRM/pipeline discipline
• Fundraising return on investment

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