Jobs in Saint John, Canada

Advancing Educational Equity Through Thought Leadership and Philanthropy

Location: Remote (Preferred: Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., Minneapolis)
Commitment: Volunteer (5–10 hours per quarter)
Fundraising Expectation: Contribute or help raise $25,000–$50,000 annually

The Educational Equality Institute (TEEI) is seeking accomplished executives, philanthropists, and corporate leaders to join its Senior Advisory Council. This prestigious group of advisors provides strategic insight, networking support, and high-level fundraising guidance to help drive TEEI’s mission of expanding access to education, mentorship, and professional development for underserved populations, including refugees, displaced individuals, and women in need of career advancement.

This role is suited for professionals with extensive experience in corporate philanthropy, nonprofit leadership, social impact investing, or donor engagement. Advisory Council Members serve as trusted advisors who contribute their expertise, influence, and connections to enhance TEEI’s financial sustainability and long-term impact.

This is a unique opportunity to be part of an internationally recognized nonprofit and use your leadership to drive meaningful educational change.

As a Senior Advisory Council Member, you will offer strategic guidance, open doors to potential funding sources, and help elevate TEEI’s presence in corporate and philanthropic circles. Your role is critical in helping TEEI secure long-term financial resources and expand its impact.

• Provide expert insights into corporate philanthropy, nonprofit strategy, and donor engagement.
• Advise on TEEI’s expansion, financial sustainability, and partnership-building initiatives.
• Collaborate with the Board of Directors and executive leadership to align fundraising efforts with strategic priorities.

• Leverage your network to connect TEEI with potential corporate sponsors, foundations, and major donors.
• Support TEEI’s fundraising efforts by facilitating introductions to high-net-worth individuals and impact investors.
• Help drive annual fundraising efforts, contributing or securing $25,000–$50,000 per advisory member.

• Build relationships with corporate leaders, philanthropic organizations, and educational institutions.
• Represent TEEI at industry events, fundraising galas, and philanthropic forums.
• Advocate for TEEI’s programs and mission to increase visibility and funding support.

• Attend quarterly Advisory Council meetings (virtual or in-person) to provide input and strategic guidance.
• Engage in fundraising and networking activities to strengthen donor relationships.
• Work with other Advisory Council Members to develop new initiatives that drive TEEI’s mission forward.

TEEI is seeking high-profile business executives, nonprofit leaders, and philanthropists who have expertise in fundraising, donor relations, nonprofit leadership, or corporate social responsibility (CSR).

• A strong commitment to education, workforce development, and social impact.
• Experience in fundraising, corporate partnerships, or major donor relations.
• An established network of corporate executives, philanthropic leaders, or high-net-worth donors.
• A background in finance, law, technology, AI, social impact, or nonprofit growth strategies (preferred but not required).
• Previous experience serving on an advisory council or nonprofit board (preferred but not required).
• The ability to dedicate 5–10 hours per quarter to strategic advising, donor outreach, and networking.

Each Senior Advisory Council Member is expected to contribute or raise between $25,000 and $50,000 annually through personal giving, corporate sponsorships, or philanthropic partnerships.

Serving on the Senior Advisory Council of TEEI is an opportunity to drive lasting change in education while working alongside top leaders in philanthropy, business, and government.

Help design and support transformational education initiatives that empower underserved individuals worldwide.

Engage with leading executives, social impact investors, and policymakers to create sustainable funding strategies.

Join a powerful network of high-level corporate and nonprofit leaders committed to advancing educational equity.

Position yourself as a key advocate for education, workforce readiness, and nonprofit growth.

Be part of an internationally recognized nonprofit, gaining invaluable experience in advisory leadership and large-scale philanthropy.

If you are passionate about education, economic mobility, and workforce development and want to use your expertise and connections to make a global impact, we invite you to join our Senior Advisory Council.