Director, Health Equity & Global Partnerships

Clinton Foundation; United States; Remote; USD 137,000 - 142,000; Full time

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Benefits package

Job summary

The Clinton Foundation seeks a Director for CGI Health to execute strategy, drive partnership direction, and steward a portfolio of Commitments. Reporting to the Managing Director of Health, you will lead engagement with funders, government, private sector, and multilateral partners, shaping initiatives with real-world health impact.

Ideal candidates will have 10–12 years in public health, program development, and alliance management, with global experience and a track record of translating

Qualifications

• Master’s Degree required.
• Experience in public health/healthcare with leadership of teams or multi-project functions.
• International experience with multiple stakeholders and cross-cultural engagement.

Responsibilities

• Oversee CGI Health portfolio of active Commitments and manage day-to-day operations.
• Identify and develop new Commitments on a yearly basis.
• Foster strategic partnerships and engage with funders, government, private sector, and multilateral orgs to advance initiatives.
• Recruit organizations to join the CGI network, including Fortune 500s, large philanthropic institutions, and government bodies.
• Collaborate with CGI Health leadership to translate project ideas into concrete plans and resources.
• Advise on emerging healthcare issues where CGI’s convening model adds impact.

Skills

Strategic partnership development

Stakeholder engagement

Public health expertise

Leadership

Fundraising / sponsorship

Education

Master’s Degree in public health or international development

Job description

The Clinton Foundation seeks a Director for CGI Health to execute strategy, drive partnership direction, and steward a portfolio of Commitments. Reporting to the Managing Director of Health, you will lead engagement with funders, government, private sector, and multilateral partners, shaping initiatives with real-world health impact.

Ideal candidates will have 10–12 years in public health, program development, and alliance management, with global experience and a track record of translating