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Atlanta Angels Nonprofit

Director of Development and Marketing

Atlanta Angels Nonprofit, Alpharetta, Georgia, United States, 30239

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The Director of Development & Marketing is a key strategic leader responsible for driving Atlanta Angels’ revenue growth, donor engagement, and brand visibility.

Responsible for ensuring $1m+ in revenue, this role designs and executes comprehensive fundraising, marketing, and communications strategies that diversify funding streams and strengthen long-term sustainability.

Reporting to the Executive Director, the Director expands our community impact by cultivating meaningful donor relationships, elevating our mission, and building systems that support organizational growth.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES Leadership

Serves as the primary conduit between the development team and the Board of Directors, providing transparent communication and ensuring development goals and organizational priorities remain fully aligned.

Partners with Board committees and the ED to develop comprehensive fundraising and engagement strategies, empowering the Development team to successfully execute campaigns and events that drive donor cultivation, major giving, and brand visibility.

Hires, trains, supervises and conducts performance reviews for supervised staff.

Mentors, coaches, and inspires the Development team to meet and exceed strategic goals while overseeing all fundraising and marketing functions.

Collaborates closely with the Program team to ensure messaging, impact metrics, and donor materials accurately reflect program outcomes.

Fundraising and Development

Works closely with the ED to design and implement innovative strategies aligned with the organization’s strategic plan, with a focus on diversifying and sustaining revenue while deepening relationships with existing donors and stakeholders.

Cultivates and stewards relationships with mission-aligned foundations and corporations to build long‑term financial partnerships supporting key programs.

Develops and executes strategies to attract new individual donors through targeted marketing and outreach, expanding both geographically and demographically.

Advances donor diversity by engaging a broader range of supporters, sponsors, and individual contributors.

Manages a personal portfolio of individual donors, family foundations, corporate partners, and major donors, conducting direct, face‑to‑face solicitations.

Develops and oversees donor stewardship strategies to strengthen retention and lifetime donor value.

Builds scalable systems and processes, including effective moves management and prospect research processes, to ensure repeatability and sustainability for growth.

Events

Serves as the primary Development staff liaison for major annual events, including the golf tournament, donor appreciation event, and fundraising gala.

Oversees event budgets, sets revenue targets, and leads the development of fundraising strategies for each event.

Works collaboratively with the team to secure corporate sponsorships, increase attendance, and ensure revenue goals are met.

Marketing & Communications

Directs the development and execution of communication strategies and marketing materials for internal and external audiences, ensuring hope-focused and ethical storytelling.

Oversees digital strategy, including website content, email campaigns, and social media to drive brand visibility and donor engagement.

Aligns messaging and collateral with fundraising strategies to enhance visibility, engagement, and donor acquisition.

Grant Management

Oversees the full grant lifecycle, ensuring timely submission of competitive proposals to foundations, government agencies, and other funders.

Manages grant compliance and reporting processes, ensuring accuracy and fulfillment of all requirements.

Financial Oversight

Manages the development budget to ensure strategic and efficient use of resources in support of fundraising efforts.

Tracks financial performance and delivers regular fundraising reports to the Executive Director and Board of Directors.

Data Management & Analysis

Utilizes Neon and other donor management tools to monitor engagement and assess fundraising performance.

Provides data-driven insights and recommendations to inform strategy and improve outcomes across all development efforts.

Ensures data integrity and consistent documentation standards.

Implements dashboards or reporting tools for ongoing performance evaluation.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES REQUIRED

Minimum of 5 years of proven success in nonprofit development/fundraising with at least one year in a leadership level position.

Demonstrated ability to secure major gifts and cultivate long‑term donor relationships.

Strong strategic planning skills with experience designing and implementing comprehensive fundraising strategies.

Exceptional verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to engage, inspire, and influence donors, board members, volunteers, and community partners.

Proficient in donor management and CRM platforms (e.g., Neon).

Solid financial skills with experience managing budgets and reporting on fundraising performance.

Data-driven decision-maker with the ability to interpret metrics to evaluate and improve fundraising outcomes.

Working knowledge of grant writing and grant management best practices.

Experience planning and executing fundraising events and campaigns.

Confident public representative of the organization, able to effectively advocate for its mission.

Strong marketing and communications background, with experience developing fundraising collateral and outreach materials.

Commitment to ethical storytelling and trauma-informed communication.

Above all, passionate about ensuring that every family who fosters is radically supported and every youth in foster care has the opportunity to reach their fullest potential.

WORK CONTEXT

Position is full-time/exempt, hybrid/flexible work environment.

Must be available to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends, as needed.

This role requires a high level of collaboration and relational work, including in-person meetings with donors and partners.

Have a valid driver’s license and reliable transportation.

Atlanta Angels is not a religious organization and accepts all people as they are. Staff members should demonstrate a spirit of inclusivity and acceptance of people from all backgrounds and walks of life.

PROGRAMS USED ON THE JOB

Canva

Google Workspace (Mail, Drive, Calendar)

NeonOne

Zoom/Google Meet

Slack

WHAT WE CAN OFFER Atlanta Angels sees team members as our competitive advantage, and we are committed to attracting, developing, empowering, and retaining the best talent. We are dedicated to not only advancing our mission but also creating a workplace where team members can thrive.

BENEFITS Work-life balance benefits:

PTO: available after your first 90 days at the amount outlined in offer letter.

Sick time: 32 hours per year (available immediately, pro-rated for the first year)

Holidays: 9 annual paid holidays per year + 3 floating holidays

Flexible work schedule (created with and upon approval of your supervisor)

Weekly time for self-care (after 6 months) and professional development (after 90 days)

Gym on-site (that employee may join)

Professional development and Wellness stipend (up to $500 after six months; up to $1k after first year; $2200 after three years)

INSURANCE

Medical, dental, vision, life, and short-term disability

403b retirement plan access + employer matching on a vested schedule

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS To apply for this position, please send your cover letter and resume to Christie at

christie@atlantaangels.org .

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