Job Description

This is a key position in organisation’s individual Fundraising operations and involves management of acquisition and retention program

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and implement the individual fundraising plan

• Develop, manage and maintain positive relationships with existing and new donors in order to maximize fundraising potential and support retention. Identify and contact prospects which lead to continuous giving

• Develop and implement programs aimed at cultivating deeper ties with current donors

• Identify and implement alternative and innovative fundraising possibilities

• Analyse and improve the donor communications cycle for regular giving

• Impart training to increase productivity

• Perform analysis to improve processes

• Ensure data in updated in the relationship management software

• Prepare and disseminate reports to stakeholders

Compensation:

Compensation package will be amongst the best and will commensurate with qualification and experience

Mail your bio data along with current salary details to hr@consulthandson.com

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted

Eligibility Criteria

Required qualification, experience and skills:

• Graduate. Additional degree in Fundraising / MBA / or any other relevant degree preferred

• Five years plus of experience in fundraising (Individual)

• Strong inter-personal and leadership skills

• Result orientated and self-starter

• Strong analytical skill

• Ability to meet timelines

• Excellent oral and written communication skills with fluency in English

Desired Candidate Profile

Post Graduation - MBA/PGDM

Organization Details

• Organization Name:Dhaatri Trust
• About Organization:Dhaatri is a Resource Centre for women and children's rights. It is a small platform to support the everyday struggles of rural and indigenous women. Registered in 2007 under the Indian Trusts Act, the Centre is an initiative to represent the voices, perspectives and campaigns of rural, adivasi and marginalized women in India and for the protection of the rights of their children.
  
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