Senior Manager - Donor Relationships

Posted By: CHILD RIGHTS AND YOU

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Children/Youth and Volunteering

Job Description

Your Challenge: Did you ever think that developing strong relationships with clients, defining marketing programmes, and developing an ever growing base of committed high net worth supporters could change children's lives? At CRY - Child Rights and You, your job experience matters in a whole new way... you do what you do best in order to create a better world for Indian children. We have opportunities in our Resource Development function, tailor-made for people with drive, relationship building skills and the urge to face new challenges. You'll experience the thrill of engaging with new clients whilst enhancing your strategizing skills; maybe even re-inventing skills to retain the existing clients. You will experience a new high and a new challenge every single day as you find innovative ways to acquire and retain donors. Your Role: As a person in this position, you will be responsible for developing and running engagement programmes with HNIs in the region. You will create customize

Eligibility Criteria

You must hold a Graduate /Post Graduate Degree with 7-9 years of experience in Sales/ direct Marketing/ client servicing. At least 3-4 years of experience in handling High net worth clients directly would be required.

Desired Candidate Profile

Post Graduation - Post Graduate-Other

You must hold a Graduate /Post Graduate Degree with 7-9 years of experience in Sales/ direct Marketing/ client servicing. At least 3-4 years of experience in handling High net worth clients directly would be required.

Organization Details

  • Organization Name:CHILD RIGHTS AND YOU
  • About Organization:CRY is an umbrella NGO providing financial, logistical, and management inputs to over 200 grassroots organizations working in the area of child rights. For close to 36 years now, CRY has been the voice of the marginalized Indian child, speaking up for their rights, to the government, corporate, individuals and the media. Today, CRY has made a difference to the lives of more than 2 million Indian children

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