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The University of Idaho Foundation seeks an Associate Vice President of Principal Giving to establish and manage a strategic principal gifts program that secures transformational philanthropic investments aligned with university priorities.
The role will lead complex gift opportunities, cultivate donors, and collaborate with leadership to advance high-impact philanthropy, including gifts of $5 million or more, across multiple units.
University of Idaho
Working Title: Associate Vice President ofPrincipal Giving, UI Foundation
Division/College: 3913-Development
Department: 604-FDN Development
Location: Moscow
Location Details: This position could work fromMoscow or Boise
FTE: 1
Advertising Pay Range: $160,000 annually,commensurate with experience
Is this position contingent on work and/orfunding: False
FLSA Status: Exempt
Type of Appointment: Full Fiscal Year
The University of Idaho Foundation partners with alumni, friends,and philanthropic leaders to advance the university's missionthrough private support. The Principal Gifts position willestablish and develop a strategic principal gifts program to securetransformational philanthropic investments aligned with universitypriorities. This role will build the strategies, relationships, andcross-campus partnerships needed to identify, cultivate, andadvance significant gift opportunities, creating a sustainableprogram that strengthens philanthropic support and drives lastingimpact for the University of Idaho.
This position is responsible for managing assigned principal giftprospects through strategic cultivation, face-to-face visits,proposal development, and the identification, cultivation, andsolicitation of principal gifts, primarily of $5 million or more,from individuals, corporations, and foundations. The incumbentdevelops and executes strategies for complex, transformationalgifts, aligning donor interests with institutional priorities andstrategic initiatives.
A key member of the foundation team, the incumbent collaborateswith institutional leadership and development colleagues toidentify and advance opportunities for transformationalphilanthropy. The position serves as a strategic resource onprincipal gifts, coordinates complex opportunities across units,and helps develop compelling funding strategies that support theuniversity's highest priorities.
The incumbent will contribute to principal giving strategy andportfolio management while balancing independent initiative with ahighly collaborative, team-oriented approach. The position may havesupervisory responsibilities and will help advance the university'smost significant philanthropic opportunities and fundraisinggoals.
Positions at this level typically manage a portfolio of donorsrated primarily at $500,000 or more. They will typically raise aminimum of $10,000,0000 annually, in collaboration with otherdevelopment officers.
Open Until Filled: True
Visa Sponsorship: No
Degree Requirement Timeline: Degree required attime of hire