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Jobs
July 21, 2008
AIDS Healthcare Foundation seeks Grant Contracts Manager (Los Angeles)
Founded in 1987, AIDS Healthcare Foundation is the largest specialized provider of HIV/AIDS medical care in the nation. The organization's mission is to provide cutting edge medicine and advocacy, regardless of ability to pay. The Grant Contracts Manager is responsible for monitoring and facilitating all aspects of AHF's county, state, and federal contracts, along with contract-related program budgets issues, financial reporting and indirect cost-recovery functions. This position plays a critical role in an evolving grants/contracts management infrastructure. More at http://www.aidshealth.org
Seattle International Foundation seeks Executive Director (Seattle)
The Seattle International Foundation (SIF) was founded as a supporting organization to the Seattle Foundation for the purpose of increasing and enhancing international philanthropy and development efforts from the Pacific Northwest and to serve as a resource to the community. SIF seeks an Executive Director who can lead this young organization and extend its influence in the area in which it works. The ideal candidate will be passionate, dedicated to, and experienced in international development, bringing a strategic view of development focused on what will bring long-term change. Complementing passion, this individual will have an ability to understand and analyze the business side of organizations and programs with additional competencies in working with, guiding, and building young organizations. Good oral communication skills with the ability to enlist others to a cause as well as experience in setting and meeting deadlines are desired. The ED will be required to travel, and Spanish speaking ability is a plus. More at http://www.waldronhr.com/currentjobs/jobs.asp
The Proteus Fund seeks Program Officer for National Security Human Rights Collaborative Fund (Flexible, preference for East Coast)
The Proteus Fund is seeking a strong program leader for the National Security Human Rights (NSHR) Collaborative Fund, a collaborative program supporting work to restore human rights and promote progressive national security policy. The Program Officer reports to the Proteus Fund Executive Director. S/he is responsible for working closely with the partner foundations and donors to the NSHR Collaborative Fund, including Open Society Institute and Atlantic Philanthropies and representing the Collaborative Fund and Proteus in a broader Human Rights and National Security Campaign. The NSHR Fund represents one piece of a larger funder campaign that has four primary goals: Ending discrimination and profiling against South Asians, Arabs and Muslims; ending excessive government secrecy and increasing oversight and accountability; ending torture, detention, rendition, and CIA black sites; and placing restraints on surveillance and protection of dissent. More at www.proteusfund.org.
July 8, 2008
Skoll Foundation seeks Program Officer
The Skoll Foundation was established in 1999 by eBay's first president, Jeff Skoll, who serves as the founder and chairman. The foundation's innovative approach to philanthropy is based on the belief that small investments can spur significant social change. The Program and Impact (P&I) team seeks a Program Officer who brings a combination of intellectual curiosity, a passion for social change, a focus on tangible results and a desire to work within a team culture that practices continuous learning and improvement. More at http://www.skollfoundation.org/aboutskoll/job_openings.asp
June 23, 2008
Synergos seeks Partnership Services Director (New York)
Synergos is a nonprofit organization working to reduce poverty and promote equity and social justice for poor and marginalized communities around the world. During its 20 year history, Synergos has worked collaboratively with leaders and leading organizations in civil society, philanthropy, government and business to expand the opportunities and fair treatment for people who do not have full access to human rights, services to meet their basic human needs or the requisite circumstances to participate in civic affairs. The Director of Partnership Services will initiate, design, and lead a new initiative to provide fee and pro bono consulting services to corporations, governments, multi-lateral organizations, civil society groups or others wishing to engage in collaborative efforts to address poverty and social justice issues. The ideal candidate would combine a passion for international development with the energy, experience and risk-profile of an entrepreneurial business-builder. More at http://www.synergos.org/employment/partnershipservicesdirector.htm
Wellspring Advisors Seeks Program Officer for Women's Rights (New York)
Wellspring Advisors seeks a Philanthropic Advisor/Program Officer for an international grantmaking program that promotes women's human rights in developing countries. The program has three major components: strengthening multi-issue women's rights organizations; advancing comprehensive responses to violence against women; and promoting women's property rights, with a primary, but not exclusive, focus on selected sub-Saharan African countries. The program supports international, regional, and national advocacy, along with community-led efforts to protect and promote women's rights. More at http://www.idealist.org/if/idealist/en/SiteIndex/AssetViewer/default?asset=Job&asset-id=290035-211
June 2, 2008
Global Fund for Women Seeks to Fill Two Positions
The Global Fund for Women is an international grantmaking foundation that supports groups working to advance the human rights of women and girls. The Administrative Associate to the COO will provide administrative support to the Chief Operations Officer (COO) as well as the Grants Administration sub-team. The Administrative Associate to the COO is part of the Finance and Administration team and reports to the COO. The Annual Giving Manager is responsible for the management, growth and productivity of the Global Fund's comprehensive direct mail fundraising and donor acknowledgment programs. The Annual Giving program contributes over $2 million to the organization's total revenues annually. The Annual Giving Manager supervises two Development Associates. More information regarding both positions can be viewed at http://www.globalfundforwomen.org.
The Global Fund for Children Seeks Program Officer for East and Southeast Asia
The Global Fund for Children's mission is to advance the dignity of children and youth around the world. GFC pursues its mission by making small grants to innovative community-based organizations working with some of the world's most vulnerable children and youth. The Program Officer's primary responsibility is the management of a grants portfolio totaling approximately $350,000 and currently composed of 28 grantee partners in 9 countries. The Program Officer also manages the Recovery and Renewal Grant portfolio for tsunami partners and coordinates field contacts, evaluators, and other key partner organizations in East and Southeast Asia. More at http://www.globalfundforchildren.org/getinvolved/jobs.html
Firelight Foundation Seeks Organizational Learning Associate
The mission of the Firelight Foundation is to support and advocate for the needs and rights of children who are orphaned or affected by HIV and AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa. The Organizational Learning Associate position has been developed in recognition of the growing needs of the Firelight Foundation to document and share evidence about its own impact as a grantmaker, and to support our grantees' in effectively carrying out their work on behalf of children. For more information contact Janice Cook-Silva at janice@firelightfoundation.org or visit http://www.firelightfoundation.org
May 26, 2008
Global Greengrants Fund Seeks Chief Executive Officer
Global Greengrants Fund was founded to bridge the gap between those who can offer financial support and grassroots groups in developing countries that can make effective use of that support. Since 1993, Greengrants has awarded over 4,000 grants in 128 countries, typically between $500 and $5,000. The grants help protect biodiversity, encourage sustainable livelihoods and promote environmental justice. Greengrants is seeking a CEO to succeed the Executive Director. He/she will be responsible for all aspects of the program, budget and staffing. Reporting to the Board of Directors, the CEO will serve as a key spokesperson for the organization and will play an instrumental role in fundraising and resource development efforts. She/he will develop and implement strategic and operational plans to provide for strong organizational growth. The CEO will manage the current budget of $5 million, with the goal of growing the budget and increasing the number of annual grants. More at http://www.greengrants.org/about.employ.html#boulder
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