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Director of Gift Planning

The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta strengthens its region by providing quality services to donors and innovative leadership on community issues. The Director of Gift Planning is primarily responsible for developing the strategic direction for and successful implementation of the Foundation’s comprehensive planned and major giving programs, including a major emphasis on relationship building with local professional advisors (attorneys, accountants, life insurance advisors, and financial/investment advisors), the design and structuring of major and planned gifts, the development, implementation and monitoring of alternative donor prospect pipelines and management of the gift processing system.
 
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Qualifications and Experience
 

  • Bachelor’s degree required, Master’s preferred; professional designation(s) such as CFP, JD, CPA, CLU, ChFC highly desirable 
  • 5-7 years experience in planned giving/financial planning/sales; community foundation experience desirable 
  • Solid knowledge of Microsoft Office, including demonstrated ability to learn new software applications, including relational database systems; knowledge of Sales Force CRM desirable 


Compensation
To be determined based upon experience and qualifications. Eligible for health and benefits plan.
 
Next Steps
To submit an application for this position, log onto:
http://www.fundraisingcounsel.com/index.php?option=com_rsform&formId=3
Please enter your information into each of the available fields and be sure to enter job posting code 001 in the appropriate area.
 
Or if this link fails, contact Alexander Haas at: www.fundraisingcounsel.com, click on the Services tab, choose MatchSticks, select “click here on the Atlanta job seekers” link on the MatchSticks page and enter your information into each of the available fields and be sure to enter job posting code 001 in the appropriate area.
 
If you have application questions, please e-mail them to jobs@fundraisingcounsel.com
 
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Highlights

Summer Fellow Program 2012

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The Summer Fellowship is designed to share the work of The Community Foundation with a current undergraduate student interested in philanthropy and the nonprofit sector. This is an excellent opportunity to learn about the inner workings of a community foundation over the course of a summer. Click here for the full description.

Application deadline is Friday, February 10, 2012.

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