About the Organization
The Elie Wiesel Foundation (EWF) is undergoing a pivotal transformation, blending Elie Wiesel’s enduring legacy with a new generation’s innovation mindset. Since being founded in 1986 by Nobel Peace Prize laureate Elie Wiesel and his wife, Marion, EWF has promoted ethical dialogue through global conferences, supported Ethiopian immigrants through the Beit Tzipora centers in Israel, and inspired young thinkers with the annual Prize in Ethics essay contest. Now, under the leadership of their son, Elisha Wiesel, EWF has ambitious plans to celebrate Elie Wiesel’s many roles—human rights activist, teacher, Zionist, and journalist—while tackling contemporary issues. Achieving these goals requires dynamic leadership, and EWF is actively seeking a Director of Development and Strategic Growth to ensure Elie Wiesel’s ethical vision continues to inspire future generations.
Position Summary
Reporting directly to the Chairman of the Board, the Director of Development and Strategic Growth is a critical member of the senior leadership team, responsible for designing and implementing comprehensive fundraising strategies to grow us to $5mm+ in annual receipts. The ideal candidate will have experience nurturing current donor relationships and forging new transformative partnerships with corporations, individuals, and other foundations.
Key Responsibilities:
Fundraising Strategy & Execution
Donor Relationships & Stewardship
Campaign & Event Management
Data & Financial Oversight
Qualifications
Compensation
Position is mostly remote, with concentrated periods of in-office work and donor visits. Salary range $175k-250k commensurate with experience. 401k, health, dental, and vision insurance provided by EWF. Must be based in the New York City area.
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
EWF encourages qualified candidates of all backgrounds to apply.
About the Organization
The Elie Wiesel Foundation (EWF) is undergoing a pivotal transformation, blending Elie Wiesel’s enduring legacy with a new generation’s innovation mindset. Since being founded in 1986 by Nobel Peace Prize laureate Elie Wiesel and his wife, Marion, EWF has promoted ethical dialogue through global conferences, supported Ethiopian immigrants through the Beit Tzipora centers in Israel, and inspired young thinkers with the annual Prize in Ethics essay contest. Now, under the leadership of their son, Elisha Wiesel, EWF has ambitious plans to celebrate Elie Wiesel’s many roles—human rights activist, teacher, Zionist, and journalist—while tackling contemporary issues. Achieving these goals requires dynamic leadership, and EWF is actively seeking a Director of Development and Strategic Growth to ensure Elie Wiesel’s ethical vision continues to inspire future generations.
Position Summary
Reporting directly to the Chairman of the…
Position is mostly remote, with concentrated periods of in-office work and donor visits. Must be based in the New York City area.
Position is mostly remote, with concentrated periods of in-office work and donor visits. Must be based in the New York City area.