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LHH US

Deputy Chief, Advancement

LHH US, New York, New York, us, 10261

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Job Description Our NYC based non-profit client is seeking a leader for their fundraising efforts. A competitive salary, excellent benefits and a hybrid work schedule is being offered.

Deputy Chief, Advancement

The Deputy Chief, Advancement provides strategic leadership for fundraising, marketing, and communications to drive revenue growth and mission visibility. This role develops and executes an integrated Advancement Strategy and fosters cross‑functional collaboration.

Key Responsibilities

Lead a unified Advancement team to achieve fundraising and engagement goals.

Develop and implement strategies for revenue generation, communications, and marketing.

Build and maintain donor relationships; identify new funding opportunities.

Promote organizational visibility and impact through cohesive campaigns.

Serve on the Senior Leadership Team; travel up to 50%.

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree required; advanced degree preferred.

10+ years in nonprofit fundraising, with senior leadership experience.

Proven success in strategic planning and integrated advancement efforts.

Strong understanding of fundraising, programs, and advocacy.

Excellent leadership, project management, and communication skills.

Pay Details:

$200,000.00 to $225,000.00 per year

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Lisa Garfinkel

Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled

Military connected talent encouraged to apply

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