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Coordinator, Advancement & External Engagement

Syracuse University

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Job overview

The Coordinator of Advancement & External Engagement provides administrative and operational support to the Whitman School of Management’s Advancement and External Engagement team. Reporting to the Director of External Relations, Strategy and Operations, the role manages office operations and supports the frontline fundraising team with prospect management, donor and prospect information, connection monitoring, reporting, and development database updates.

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Office OperationsProspect ManagementDonor ReportingDatabase Management

Full job description

The Coordinator of Advancement & External Engagement for the Whitman School of Management provides administrative and operational support to the Advancement and External Engagement team. This role reports to the Director of External Relations, Strategy and Operations. The position will manage the day-to-day operations for the office, including but not limited to procurement, donor reports and briefs, administrative tasks, internal projects, scheduling and special initiatives as determined. In addition to a focus on office operations, this role will provide prospect management support to the frontline fundraising team, including tracking information related to donors and prospects, monitoring sources for connections to the University, producing reports and updating prospect information in development databases.

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