Diocesan Parish Campaign Director - West Coast Region

San Francisco, CA
Full Time
Mid Level

Job Title: Diocesan Parish Campaign Director

Location: West Coast Region (California, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Nevada)

 

A Career at CCS:

Our people are our greatest strength. The collective sum of the individual experiences, backgrounds, knowledge, and talent that our employees invest in their work represents a significant part of not only our culture, but our reputation of excellence.

Whether it's in one of our regional offices or on the ground with our clients, you will have direct access to leaders in the field, expanding your opportunities to learn and build your network for future success. We invest in the training, tools, and support necessary for growth throughout your career and encourage peer collaboration in a lively and engaging environment.

Our directors report that the best aspects of working for CCS are the relationships with colleagues, leading nonprofits, and philanthropists; the performance-based career paths; the diversity of projects; and the impact on the clients we serve. CCS is the best place to jumpstart your career in fundraising.

 

Catholic Parish and Diocesan Campaign Projects:

CCS is a leader in directing transformational, multimillion-dollar fundraising campaigns for Catholic dioceses and parishes. Diocesan campaigns are driven by a team of dedicated CCS professionals serving as parish campaign directors. Each director is responsible for managing multiple parish campaigns at one time, contributing to overall campaign goals. Directors partner with on-site campaign executives, fellow parish campaign directors, parish pastors, parishioner volunteers, and staff to carry out a phased and highly focused campaign plan.

This type of partnership and work requires Directors to be working on-site at the client's location Monday-Friday, including nights and occasional weekends. Directors are required to attend in-person meetings with pastors and volunteers.

Diocesan campaigns are spiritually uplifting, locally mission based, multi-faceted, and fast-paced. The team-based environment is supportive, fun and provides for a rewarding organization, spiritual and engaged experience. Diocesan campaigns also offer directors the opportunity to make an incredible impact on mission in partnership with pastors, volunteers and donors while utilizing and growing personal leadership skills.

 

Who You Are:

Outstanding candidates bring a diverse background, an interest in philanthropy, an eagerness to learn, a desire to drive impact, and ambition to succeed in a rewarding career. This role requires a highly self-motivated and passionate individual who will travel and work on-site and possesses fundraising experience or transferable skills in project management and communications.

 

We Are Looking for a Dedicated Professional Who Can:

  • Thrive in a mission-oriented environment
  • Support clients, donors, and volunteers to ensure a positive and effective campaign experience
  • Successfully lead and manage projects from inception to conclusion
  • Apply critical and strategic thinking to quickly identify the crux of a problem, question, or issue
  • Communicate clearly, concisely, and logically both verbally and in writing and is comfortable articulating strategies with a variety of audiences
  • Adopt an approach to any given situation and remain open-minded to new ideas
  • Adapt quickly to new and varied professional environments
  • Effectively collaborate and lead in various team settings, while assuming autonomy over individual goals
  • Quickly grow experience and expertise in the field of fundraising

 

Qualifications:

  • Willingness and ability to travel for assignments and work on-site Monday through Friday, including nights and occasional weekends
  • Exceptional interpersonal skills and ability to work collaboratively with all levels of staff, volunteers, donors, and prospective donors
  • Outstanding organizational skills and ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously
  • Great storytelling skills and strong public speaking skills
  • Keen business sense demonstrated in either a professional or academic environment
  • Demonstrated ability to work effectively in a team-based environment
  • Commitment to supporting volunteer efforts to ensure a positive and purposeful campaign experience utilizing personal connection to mission
  • Strong business acumen
  • Computer proficiency
  • Excellent quantitative analytical skills
  • Must have a valid driver’s license
  • Ability to temporarily relocate for regional assignments may be required; relocation/travel limited to the following states: California, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Nevada

 

Responsibilities Include:

  • Developing work plans, timetables, and customized materials
  • Managing and training groups of volunteers
  • Tracking and analyzing fundraising progress
  • Coaching key leaders on fundraising best practices
  • Providing insight into industry-wide philanthropic trends
  • Attend in-person meetings with pastors and volunteers

CCS offers competitive benefits, a dynamic training program, resources, career advancement, mentoring, and networking opportunities. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and strongly encourage a diverse pool of candidates to apply.

 

SALARY RANGE: $60,000-$120,000

EXACT SALARY VARIES WITHIN SALARY RANGE BASED ON YEARS OF RELEVANT EXPERIENCE AND EDUCATION

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