Necessary Knowledge and Skills Superb verbal and written communications skills Exceptional project management skills with meticulous attention to detail Excellent time management skills; capable of maintaining high-quality work within time-sensitive deadlines Exceptional interpersonal skills with the ability to cohesively coordinate with people across all levels of the organization A positive and proactive mindset with openness to constructive feedback A self-starter who can work independently but also values being an active part of a team A motivated learner with enthusiasm for the National Geographic Society’s mission and values Demonstrated discretion and professionalism when handling confidential and sensitive information Demonstrated success in managing corporate partnerships Strong communication and presentation skills with a high degree of confidence in interacting with senior executives Evening/weekend hours for assigned meetings or events and 15-20% travel will be expected Desired Qualifications A creative, solutions-oriented approach to building mutually beneficial partnerships Experience fundraising and providing donor stewardship for science, education, environmental conservation or cultural/historic preservation preferred Understanding of current trends in corporate social responsibility, sustainability, grant and/or project management, and communications Supervision No direct reports at this time Salary Information The National Geographic Society offers a competitive and holistic total rewards package. Reporting to the Director, Corporate Partnerships and located at the Society’s headquarters office in Washington, DC, the Manager, Corporate Partnerships will collaborate across the Advancement, Communications, and Programs teams to implement successful, multi-faceted corporate partnership activities.