Are you a highly self-driven, analytical, and organized individual with a passion for conservation? We are looking for a Fundraising System Specialist who will support the strategic priorities of the Global Marketing and Communications (GMAC) team through analysis, reporting, and coding all Marketing revenue for the organization, and by serving as the expert of our constituent management database for all things GMAC. The Fundraising System Specialist will be part of the Operations team within the GMAC Division to provide data management and analysis and work on a diverse range of projects that support the division’s objectives.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
The Fundraising System Specialist will perform data entry and analysis of key program data, which will include donor or constituent confidential information and revenue coding. They will be responsible for financial data management, reporting and analysis, and compliance as it relates to all GMAC revenue and data process. The Fundraising System Specialist will work closely with the GMAC Digital team to provide programmatic support and ensure constituent data is coded, tracked, and managed to measure strategy performance. They may also take on additional duties to enhance the work of the team, such as: training, developing documentation, and/or enhancing the systems and tools used by the team. They will adapt processes and implement recommended practices to improve effectiveness based on their in-depth understanding of related policies and procedures.
RESPONSIBILITIES & SCOPE
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS
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