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Jhpiego is seeking a Manager, Sponsorships & Brand Partnerships to drive fundraising through corporate and brand partnerships. This role focuses on generating unrestricted revenue and building relationships with corporate donors to advance Jhpiego’s mission. Responsibilities include managing donor portfolios, leading solicitation strategies, and developing engagement plans.
The ideal candidate has a Bachelor’s degree, years of experience in fundraising, and excellent communication skills. The salary range is $87,076 – $109,538, with a comprehensive rewards package.
The Manager, Sponsorships & Brand Partnerships is a creative, relationship-driven fundraiser responsible for generating meaningful unrestricted revenue through corporate and brand partnerships and activations. This position identifies, cultivates, solicits, and stewards a portfolio of corporate and individual donors to advance Jhpiego’s mission and meet annual fundraising goals. The Manager leads all corporate fundraising, sponsorship, and brand activation efforts, securing unrestricted five- and six-figure gifts and partnerships in support of Jhpiego’s programs and signature events, including the Laughter is the Best Medicine Gala. The role builds and grows corporate engagement and philanthropy through sponsorships, cause-marketing campaigns, employee giving programs, and VIP donor experiences. This position partners closely with colleagues across GECO to align fundraising goals with marketing and communications priorities, ensuring that all partnerships deliver measurable impact and revenue growth.
The referenced salary range for this role is $87,076 – $109,538. The total rewards package supports employees' health, life, career and retirement. Additional benefits and compensation details are available upon request.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran.
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