EPIP
Director of Strategic Philanthropy and Impact Investing (NMAG)
EPIP, Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States,
Director of Strategic Philanthropy and Impact Investing (NMAG)
Posted on April 06, 2020About
The New Mexico Association of Grantmakers (NMAG) seeks a mission-driven, results-oriented leader to promote and strengthen strategic and collaborative philanthropy and impact investing practices in New Mexico. The Director will work closely with a dynamic leadership team of philanthropic organizations, including two key partner funder groups - the New Mexico Impact Investing Collaborative (NMIIC), and the New Mexico Collaborative Zone Grant (NMCZG).The Director is responsible for managing the respective teams and overseeing their work, including strategy implementation, member development, service, and operations. The Director will also represent the teams at the leadership level, helping to guide internal strategy and identifying strategic opportunities for innovation and growth in the field.This is a unique position requiring a rich and diverse skill set and experience. The Director will be required to provide leadership while attuning and being responsive to the diverse goals and needs of the funders and partners that comprise various collaborative efforts. This position offers an exciting opportunity to help shape collaborative work among philanthropic partners for positive social impact.Application Process
Candidates should submit a resume and one-page cover letter and three professional references via email in one PDF to cathyfrey@nmag.org no later than Friday, April 10, 2020. For questions contact Cathy Frey at 505-660-5073 (O) or 608-239-8640 (M). The New Mexico Association of Grantmakers is an equal opportunity employer and seeks diversity with respect to race, ethnicity, gender, age, sexual orientation, and physical abilities.Essential and Core Responsibilities
Member Engagement and ProgrammingLead funder member engagement and programming to increase the effectiveness and impact of strategic and collaborative philanthropy in New Mexico.Coordinate and deliver high-quality, relevant, value-added programming and services that meet the needs of a diverse membership.Grow the membership by engaging other funders or investors and sharing resources to promote effective networking relationships and partnerships.Facilitate a culture of member sharing, connecting organizations to each other and with key partner groups.Be a knowledgeable resource for members, key partner groups, and other stakeholders across all sectors.Funder and Cross-Sector Collaborative PhilanthropyFacilitate collaborative funder and cross-sector initiatives, including NMCZG and NMIIC.Work with and manage diverse interests of funders to identify synergies and strategic opportunities for new and existing collaborations.Support the development of collaborative capability among funders through facilitation and shared learning.Coordinate and manage collaborative philanthropic governance and reporting structures.Coordinate and facilitate virtual or in-person meetings and educational convenings.Communicate with individual funders to support deliverables and keep participating funders on track.Work with the Philanthropy Program Coordinator for grantee communications and project management.Work with other consultants or facilitators in support of convenings.Catalyze Impact InvestmentLead New Mexico impact investing efforts, including NMIIC collaborative efforts.Engage, recruit and mobilize impact investing organizations and resources.Work with and manage diverse interests of impact investors and supporters/sponsors.Coordinate and manage collaborative impact investing policy, process, governance and project reporting.Serve as liaison and manager with content-specific consultants.Manage and oversee collaborative investment pipeline development and management.Structure consultant work to mobilize capital and advance deals.Plan, coordinate and engage in capacity building for investees and impact investors/funders.Manage relationships and requirements with fiscal sponsors and contractors.External Relations and EngagementRepresent the three key funder groups and other collaborative work in the community.Conduct targeted outreach and engagement with diverse stakeholders.Identify opportunities to connect work to existing and nascent efforts.Work closely with key partner groups to communicate collaborative accomplishments.Project ManagementAdvise, manage, and mentor the work of team members, staff and consultants.Manage and lead internal and external communications.Oversee project management including developing and implementing work plans.Lead event planning and coordination.Supervise the Philanthropy Program Coordinator.Work closely with key funder group team members and leadership.Manage and implement new grant applications and reporting processes.Align interest among initiatives and organize to attract national funding sources.Education and Experience
Graduate degree in relevant field (e.g., business, finance or nonprofit management).Substantial expertise (10 or more years) working in the philanthropic sector.Considerable working knowledge of the philanthropic field, practices, and trends.Understanding of collective grantmaking and investing decision making processes.Proven success as a philanthropic or other investor.Understanding of the local community and stakeholder’s needs.Demonstrated Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) experience.CapacitiesStrong project management skills with flexibility to adapt responsively.Ability to manage and implement external communications.Good writing skills and ability to create effective communications.Excellent facilitation and relationship development skills.Excellent communication and public speaking skills.Advanced strategy and planning skills.Skilled in navigating complex organizational dynamics.Comfort level with ambiguity and ability to adapt.Ability to manage and lead complex projects.Understanding of racial equity and structural racism.
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Posted on April 06, 2020About
The New Mexico Association of Grantmakers (NMAG) seeks a mission-driven, results-oriented leader to promote and strengthen strategic and collaborative philanthropy and impact investing practices in New Mexico. The Director will work closely with a dynamic leadership team of philanthropic organizations, including two key partner funder groups - the New Mexico Impact Investing Collaborative (NMIIC), and the New Mexico Collaborative Zone Grant (NMCZG).The Director is responsible for managing the respective teams and overseeing their work, including strategy implementation, member development, service, and operations. The Director will also represent the teams at the leadership level, helping to guide internal strategy and identifying strategic opportunities for innovation and growth in the field.This is a unique position requiring a rich and diverse skill set and experience. The Director will be required to provide leadership while attuning and being responsive to the diverse goals and needs of the funders and partners that comprise various collaborative efforts. This position offers an exciting opportunity to help shape collaborative work among philanthropic partners for positive social impact.Application Process
Candidates should submit a resume and one-page cover letter and three professional references via email in one PDF to cathyfrey@nmag.org no later than Friday, April 10, 2020. For questions contact Cathy Frey at 505-660-5073 (O) or 608-239-8640 (M). The New Mexico Association of Grantmakers is an equal opportunity employer and seeks diversity with respect to race, ethnicity, gender, age, sexual orientation, and physical abilities.Essential and Core Responsibilities
Member Engagement and ProgrammingLead funder member engagement and programming to increase the effectiveness and impact of strategic and collaborative philanthropy in New Mexico.Coordinate and deliver high-quality, relevant, value-added programming and services that meet the needs of a diverse membership.Grow the membership by engaging other funders or investors and sharing resources to promote effective networking relationships and partnerships.Facilitate a culture of member sharing, connecting organizations to each other and with key partner groups.Be a knowledgeable resource for members, key partner groups, and other stakeholders across all sectors.Funder and Cross-Sector Collaborative PhilanthropyFacilitate collaborative funder and cross-sector initiatives, including NMCZG and NMIIC.Work with and manage diverse interests of funders to identify synergies and strategic opportunities for new and existing collaborations.Support the development of collaborative capability among funders through facilitation and shared learning.Coordinate and manage collaborative philanthropic governance and reporting structures.Coordinate and facilitate virtual or in-person meetings and educational convenings.Communicate with individual funders to support deliverables and keep participating funders on track.Work with the Philanthropy Program Coordinator for grantee communications and project management.Work with other consultants or facilitators in support of convenings.Catalyze Impact InvestmentLead New Mexico impact investing efforts, including NMIIC collaborative efforts.Engage, recruit and mobilize impact investing organizations and resources.Work with and manage diverse interests of impact investors and supporters/sponsors.Coordinate and manage collaborative impact investing policy, process, governance and project reporting.Serve as liaison and manager with content-specific consultants.Manage and oversee collaborative investment pipeline development and management.Structure consultant work to mobilize capital and advance deals.Plan, coordinate and engage in capacity building for investees and impact investors/funders.Manage relationships and requirements with fiscal sponsors and contractors.External Relations and EngagementRepresent the three key funder groups and other collaborative work in the community.Conduct targeted outreach and engagement with diverse stakeholders.Identify opportunities to connect work to existing and nascent efforts.Work closely with key partner groups to communicate collaborative accomplishments.Project ManagementAdvise, manage, and mentor the work of team members, staff and consultants.Manage and lead internal and external communications.Oversee project management including developing and implementing work plans.Lead event planning and coordination.Supervise the Philanthropy Program Coordinator.Work closely with key funder group team members and leadership.Manage and implement new grant applications and reporting processes.Align interest among initiatives and organize to attract national funding sources.Education and Experience
Graduate degree in relevant field (e.g., business, finance or nonprofit management).Substantial expertise (10 or more years) working in the philanthropic sector.Considerable working knowledge of the philanthropic field, practices, and trends.Understanding of collective grantmaking and investing decision making processes.Proven success as a philanthropic or other investor.Understanding of the local community and stakeholder’s needs.Demonstrated Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) experience.CapacitiesStrong project management skills with flexibility to adapt responsively.Ability to manage and implement external communications.Good writing skills and ability to create effective communications.Excellent facilitation and relationship development skills.Excellent communication and public speaking skills.Advanced strategy and planning skills.Skilled in navigating complex organizational dynamics.Comfort level with ambiguity and ability to adapt.Ability to manage and lead complex projects.Understanding of racial equity and structural racism.
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