University Fundraising Development Specialist (Winnipeg)

University Fundraising Development Specialist (Winnipeg)

06 Nov
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University-of-Manitob
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Winnipeg

06 Nov

University-of-Manitob

Winnipeg

University fundraising expertise anchors this full time Development Specialist role at the University of Manitoba, with donor engagement and proposal writing central.

The Donor Relations Officer manages philanthropic relationships across individuals, corporations, and foundations. This Development Specialist 2 position supports faculties by developing cases for support, coordinating fundraising plans, and advising on external funding opportunities. Strong organization, communication, and computer application skills are required.

Key Responsibilities:

- Develop faculty cases for support and fundraising plans
- Advise faculty on appropriate external funding opportunities
- Coordinate targeted donor outreach and engagement activities




- Represent the University of Manitoba with external constituencies
- Communicate fundraising plans and progress to Deans

Requirements:

- University undergraduate degree required
- Five years direct fundraising experience required
- Corporate and community partnership relationship-building experience
- Higher education experience considered an asset
- Ability to plan, organize, coordinate, and oversee activities

Use university fundraising, proposal development, and stakeholder communication skills to support faculty priorities at the University of Manitoba.

📌 University Fundraising Development Specialist (Winnipeg)
🏢 University-of-Manitob
📍 Winnipeg

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