Leadership Role in Gift Planning at UBC (Vancouver)

Leadership Role in Gift Planning at UBC (Vancouver)

10 Sep
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The University of British Columbia
|
Vancouver

10 Sep

The University of British Columbia

Vancouver

Drive strategic fundraising efforts at UBC as the Senior Associate Director, Gift & Estate Planning. Focus on building relationships and achieving significant funding targets.

In this pivotal role, you will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of major gift fundraising with a goal to secure $5M+ annually through high-level solicitations. Collaborating closely with faculty, alumni, and senior leadership, you’ll enhance UBC’s fundraising capabilities while managing a diverse portfolio of prospects.

This position calls for robust analytical skills and a commitment to developing inclusive practices.

Key Responsibilities:

- Design strategic fundraising approaches for major gift prospects
- Conduct personal solicitations and maintain donor recognition




- Lead projects to drive funding initiatives at the university
- Mentor development staff in best practices and strategies
- Maintain deep knowledge of university fundraising priorities

Requirements:

- Relevant undergraduate degree
- Minimum 8 years of related experience
- Proven record in major gift fundraising
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Demonstrated commitment to diversity and equity

Enhance UBC’s fundraising excellence through strategic donor engagement and creative programming.

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📌 Leadership Role in Gift Planning at UBC (Vancouver)
🏢 The University of British Columbia
📍 Vancouver

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