Assistant Vice President, Planned Giving and Regional Programs
University of Central Florida
The Opportunity Overview
University of Central Florida is seeking an accomplished and strategic fundraising leader to assume the role of Assistant Vice President, Planned Giving and Regional Programs.
The Assistant Vice President for Planned Giving and Regional Programs is a fundraising leader charged with the strategic development of a planned giving pipeline and developing philanthropic capacity outside of Florida. The Asst. VP is responsible for collaborating across the organization as the expert on Planned Giving and developing relationships with individuals and organizations that lead to planned gifts. Crucially important to the university’s growth, the individual in this role will develop a strategic regional program, managing and mentoring a team of regional gift officers.
The successful candidate will demonstrate a strong foundation and proven experience working with the various gift vehicles and all that encompass Planned Giving, have a proven ability of building a program, with a preference towards an entrepreneurial style. Experience working within a regional development program, in higher education or a similarly complex organizational structure is desired. Preferred experience includes management of staff in a remote capacity, with the ability to travel frequently.
Minimum requirements for the role are a Bachelor’s or Master’s and 10+ years relevant work experience with 5+ years of leadership experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience pursuant to Fla. Stat. 112.219(6).
About University of Central Florida
University of Central Florida’s commitment to student success, access to opportunity and excellence has attracted some of the world’s brightest talent. UCF earned its reputation and ranking by U.S. News and World Report as one of the most innovative universities in the country. With student success and social mobility outcomes comparable to the world’s top institutions, and several world-class research and academic programs, UCF amplifies the uniqueness, quality of life and economic vitality of Central Florida. With a commitment to accessible learning pathways, UCF reduces achievement gaps among students from all walks of life, revealing the power of education to unleash the potential that exists within each individual.
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Location
Orlando, Florida, home to UCF’s 1,420-acre main campus since 1968, is one of the world's most visitor-friendly cities, thanks to its collection of theme parks, sun-drenched climate and a bustling Downtown area. There are many options for diverse shopping, engaging nightlife and exciting day trips to enjoy pristine nature – from the fascinating wetlands of the Everglades to some of the finest beaches on the Atlantic coast. Locals in Orlando are also famously friendly, which you'll no doubt experience for yourself when out and about in the city.
