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The Director, Programs and Partnerships will play a key role in helping bi3, a Grantmaker in Health, achieve its mission to transform health for all people in Greater Cincinnati. Since 2010, bi3 has awarded more than $89 million to TriHealth and community-based organizations to fuel health equity and innovation. bi3 leverages its strategic partnership with TriHealth and partners with community-based organizations to fuel innovative solutions to deep‑stated community health issues. bi3 envisions a day when every person has a fair and just opportunity to be as healthy as possible — a day when a person's health can no longer be predicted by race, ethnicity, ability, or zip code. bi3 is a philanthropic initiative created by Bethesda Inc. to leverage its investment assets to drive innovation in healthcare and improve community health outcomes for all. The core responsibilities of the Director, Programs and Partnerships include: carrying out the day‑to‑day functions of grantmaking; cultivating and building trust‑based relationships with grantees, community partners, and other important stakeholders; identifying and nurturing opportunities for bi3 to invest in projects and collaborations that are aligned with bi3’s strategic priorities, including Accelerating Birth Equity, Improving Youth Mental Health and Fueling Health Equity and Innovation at TriHealth; and leading and managing a portfolio of grantees dedicated to improving health and reducing health disparities in Greater Cincinnati.
bi3 seeks a candidate that is highly motivated and curious, enjoys working with a wide variety of people and can see opportunities in people, programs and/or organizations that are aligned with bi3’s priorities and interests. The ideal candidate will have knowledge of and/or experience in philanthropy and health, preferably with a focus on relationship management and/or program administration. An understanding of the healthcare environment and community health needs would be an asset. Other Valuable Skills and Attributes: Strong interpersonal and collaboration skills. The ability to think strategically and to solve problems creatively. A personal commitment to racial and health equity. Strong oral and written communication skills. A detail‑oriented approach with strong organizational skills. The ability to set priorities and manage multiple tasks under minimal supervision effectively and efficiently. Proficiency in Microsoft Office (specifically Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint) and a willingness to learn bi3’s grants management system (Foundant).
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