Are you passionate about helping animal advocates be as effective as possible? Do you excel at creating and executing strategic communications and fundraising campaigns? Then this could be the career you’ve been waiting for! This position will play an integral role in expanding our fundraising efforts and visibility among animal advocates and donors alike, ultimately increasing our impact potential.
Primary Responsibilities:
Communications :
Advocate Relations:
Develop and execute a strategy for increasing awareness and use of Faunalytics' work among the animal protection movement, both nationally and internationally.
Assist senior staff with cultivating, maintaining, and strengthening relationships with high-impact animal protection organizations.
Help implement a strategy for measuring the use and impact of all of Faunalytics' resources among animal advocates (from grassroots to major organizations).
Disseminate original studies to appropriate organizations.
Social Media:
Manage the organization's social media accounts, including developing, planning, and executing strategies that increase brand awareness and engagement.
Responsible for creating content and engaging with social media networks. This includes developing and expanding our online community and influencer outreach efforts.
Evaluate campaigns and translate data and trends into recommendations and plans for revising social media efforts, content marketing, and social advertising campaigns.
Media Relations:
Develop a media outreach strategy, seeking and obtaining high-level article placements primarily in online media.
Draft and send press releases and cultivate media relationships to increase public awareness, both nationally and internationally.
Identify and secure speaking opportunities (including news interviews) to expand awareness of our work.
Administrative:
Serve as the initial contact for all public inquiries.
Assist senior staff with promoting and conducting online webinars.
Misc. communications related tasks as they arise.
Development :
Donor Development:
Assist with fundraising efforts, including prospect donor research and outreach (people and corporations).
Assist in growing monthly donor support and reengaging lapsed donors.
Design and execute a strategy for engaging donors in online peer-to-peer fundraising, including Facebook fundraising.
Serve as a lead in the development and execution of Giving Tuesday and Year-End fundraising plans and efforts.
Assist in developing a program for support through trusts and bequests.
Grants Management:
Assist in identifying opportunities for soliciting new funding from philanthropic foundations.
Develop proposals and reports for foundation grants as needed.
Manage grant reporting calendar and accurately track and monitor restricted funds.
Administrative:
Responsible for gift processing (data entry and gift acknowledgement on behalf of the executive director).
Misc. development related tasks as they arise.
Essential Qualifications:
Belief in Faunalytics’ mission and animal protection
Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field
Three or more years of nonprofit communications and development experience
Meticulous attention to detail
Proficiency with managing social media for business
Exceptional written and oral communication skills
Ability to balance multiple projects and deadlines
Self-driven and able to work remotely with limited oversight
Ability to work effectively as part of a small team, including a willingness to help other team members as needed
Familiarity with Google for business (Docs/Sheets/Drive)
Preferred Qualifications:
Commitment to a vegan lifestyle
Master’s degree in a relevant field
Five or more years of nonprofit communications and development experience for an animal-related organization
Familiarity with social science research
Familiarity with effective animal advocacy and effective altruism
Familiarity with communication tools including Slack, Asana, and Zoom
Familiarity with Google services including AdWords and Analytics
Familiarity with Quickbooks Online
Details:
Reports to: Executive Director and works closely with the Content Director
Schedule: Full-time, 40 hours/week, flexible
Salary: $43,000 USD annually
Benefits: Health care stipend, equipment stipend, 10 paid vacation days, 10 paid holidays, and 8 paid sick days
Location: Remote (preference is given to work hours that align with North America)
Deadline: Apply by February 20, 2020
Jan 15, 2020
Full time
Are you passionate about helping animal advocates be as effective as possible? Do you excel at creating and executing strategic communications and fundraising campaigns? Then this could be the career you’ve been waiting for! This position will play an integral role in expanding our fundraising efforts and visibility among animal advocates and donors alike, ultimately increasing our impact potential.
Primary Responsibilities:
Communications :
Advocate Relations:
Develop and execute a strategy for increasing awareness and use of Faunalytics' work among the animal protection movement, both nationally and internationally.
Assist senior staff with cultivating, maintaining, and strengthening relationships with high-impact animal protection organizations.
Help implement a strategy for measuring the use and impact of all of Faunalytics' resources among animal advocates (from grassroots to major organizations).
Disseminate original studies to appropriate organizations.
Social Media:
Manage the organization's social media accounts, including developing, planning, and executing strategies that increase brand awareness and engagement.
Responsible for creating content and engaging with social media networks. This includes developing and expanding our online community and influencer outreach efforts.
Evaluate campaigns and translate data and trends into recommendations and plans for revising social media efforts, content marketing, and social advertising campaigns.
Media Relations:
Develop a media outreach strategy, seeking and obtaining high-level article placements primarily in online media.
Draft and send press releases and cultivate media relationships to increase public awareness, both nationally and internationally.
Identify and secure speaking opportunities (including news interviews) to expand awareness of our work.
Administrative:
Serve as the initial contact for all public inquiries.
Assist senior staff with promoting and conducting online webinars.
Misc. communications related tasks as they arise.
Development :
Donor Development:
Assist with fundraising efforts, including prospect donor research and outreach (people and corporations).
Assist in growing monthly donor support and reengaging lapsed donors.
Design and execute a strategy for engaging donors in online peer-to-peer fundraising, including Facebook fundraising.
Serve as a lead in the development and execution of Giving Tuesday and Year-End fundraising plans and efforts.
Assist in developing a program for support through trusts and bequests.
Grants Management:
Assist in identifying opportunities for soliciting new funding from philanthropic foundations.
Develop proposals and reports for foundation grants as needed.
Manage grant reporting calendar and accurately track and monitor restricted funds.
Administrative:
Responsible for gift processing (data entry and gift acknowledgement on behalf of the executive director).
Misc. development related tasks as they arise.
Essential Qualifications:
Belief in Faunalytics’ mission and animal protection
Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field
Three or more years of nonprofit communications and development experience
Meticulous attention to detail
Proficiency with managing social media for business
Exceptional written and oral communication skills
Ability to balance multiple projects and deadlines
Self-driven and able to work remotely with limited oversight
Ability to work effectively as part of a small team, including a willingness to help other team members as needed
Familiarity with Google for business (Docs/Sheets/Drive)
Preferred Qualifications:
Commitment to a vegan lifestyle
Master’s degree in a relevant field
Five or more years of nonprofit communications and development experience for an animal-related organization
Familiarity with social science research
Familiarity with effective animal advocacy and effective altruism
Familiarity with communication tools including Slack, Asana, and Zoom
Familiarity with Google services including AdWords and Analytics
Familiarity with Quickbooks Online
Details:
Reports to: Executive Director and works closely with the Content Director
Schedule: Full-time, 40 hours/week, flexible
Salary: $43,000 USD annually
Benefits: Health care stipend, equipment stipend, 10 paid vacation days, 10 paid holidays, and 8 paid sick days
Location: Remote (preference is given to work hours that align with North America)
Deadline: Apply by February 20, 2020
ABOUT CHARITY ENTREPRENEURSHIP
The best charities in the world have a huge impact. Charity Entrepreneurship is a startup incubator dedicated to getting more great nonprofits founded. Our organization conducts research to identify the most promising potential charitable interventions, then runs a training program that incubates 10+ evidence-based charities per year. Focus areas include animal advocacy, health policy, mental health, and family planning.
HOW YOU WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Your role will be to lead the operations department and help Charity Entrepreneurship, and dozens of new charities, to run highly effectively. Many new organizations are slow to have an impact due to their struggle with the logistics of running an organization. A strong operations lead can make a huge difference, positively impacting the lives of thousands of animals and humans. You will also have a significant role in shaping the long-term operations team.
ABOUT THE ROLE
This role is diverse and challenging, requiring a problem solver’s mindset and strong attention to detail. Our organization is unconventional, and, as we help many different charities, the work ends up being highly diverse with often an unclear path forward. The Senior Operations Lead needs to excel under uncertainty and develop adequate solutions to a wide range of dilemmas. As an operational lead, you are responsible for finance, accounting, logistics, HR, and grant management. Tasks will include the following:
Managing other members of the operations team
Creating hiring contracts and grant agreements; helping create onboarding processes
Leading any HR work
Coordinating incoming and outgoing grants
Determining the best investment strategies for runway money
Filing year-end tax forms
Finding a larger office space for our growing team
Coordinating with multiple newly-founded charities to set up earlier-stage operations systems
Determining strategies for accommodation and living costs reimbursements for program attendees
Creating flexible, versatile systems that could be used by new charities in the future
Overseeing accounts and bookkeeping
Working with the CEO of Charity Entrepreneurship to oversee CE UK establishment as a legal entity and registered charity in the UK (to complement our existing Canadian and Indian charity registration)
Coordinating with the Charity Commission to secure charitable status and ensure ongoing compliance with the Charity Commission’s requirements
Given the relatively small size of our nonprofit, the ideal candidate would also have skills in more general areas, such as communications and finance, in order to assist with these tasks based on organizational needs.
WHAT WE NEED
Passion for doing good in the world and an excitement for helping Charity Entrepreneurship expand to new projects and/or launch additional charities
Background doing similar work
Enthusiasm for creating and optimizing systems
Intelligent and quick learner
Creative problem-solver
Detail-oriented individual
Excellent time-management skills
Minimum intermediate skills with Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets
Solid interpersonal skills
Calm under pressure
Comfortable with risk and ambiguity
Good organizational skills and ability to organize tasks and big projects coherently
You can see more about what makes a good operations lead here
BONUSES
Interest in founding an effective charity in the future
Understanding of Canadian and/or UK tax systems
Comprehension of Quickbooks
Local to London or willing to relocate
Have followed the written output from Charity Science or Charity Entrepreneurship projects
Good understanding of effective altruism concepts
BENEFITS
Work in a job with a huge impact on the world
Get to know the Charity Entrepreneurship team and work in a startup culture
Gain experience with an effective altruism nonprofit
Work with like-minded, dedicated, and compassionate teammates
Be part of a casual environment, with little organizational bureaucracy
Get a strong resume reference and build a wide set of skills
Enjoy flexible work hours and environment
Receive training in important skill-sets
FINE PRINT
Expected hours: Full-time
Reports to: CEO or COO
Location: London-based
Pay: Amount dependent on role fit and employee needs; £20,000-£40,000
Application deadline: January 27th
The strongest candidates will be contacted for the first-stage interview
Jan 15, 2020
Full time
ABOUT CHARITY ENTREPRENEURSHIP
The best charities in the world have a huge impact. Charity Entrepreneurship is a startup incubator dedicated to getting more great nonprofits founded. Our organization conducts research to identify the most promising potential charitable interventions, then runs a training program that incubates 10+ evidence-based charities per year. Focus areas include animal advocacy, health policy, mental health, and family planning.
HOW YOU WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Your role will be to lead the operations department and help Charity Entrepreneurship, and dozens of new charities, to run highly effectively. Many new organizations are slow to have an impact due to their struggle with the logistics of running an organization. A strong operations lead can make a huge difference, positively impacting the lives of thousands of animals and humans. You will also have a significant role in shaping the long-term operations team.
ABOUT THE ROLE
This role is diverse and challenging, requiring a problem solver’s mindset and strong attention to detail. Our organization is unconventional, and, as we help many different charities, the work ends up being highly diverse with often an unclear path forward. The Senior Operations Lead needs to excel under uncertainty and develop adequate solutions to a wide range of dilemmas. As an operational lead, you are responsible for finance, accounting, logistics, HR, and grant management. Tasks will include the following:
Managing other members of the operations team
Creating hiring contracts and grant agreements; helping create onboarding processes
Leading any HR work
Coordinating incoming and outgoing grants
Determining the best investment strategies for runway money
Filing year-end tax forms
Finding a larger office space for our growing team
Coordinating with multiple newly-founded charities to set up earlier-stage operations systems
Determining strategies for accommodation and living costs reimbursements for program attendees
Creating flexible, versatile systems that could be used by new charities in the future
Overseeing accounts and bookkeeping
Working with the CEO of Charity Entrepreneurship to oversee CE UK establishment as a legal entity and registered charity in the UK (to complement our existing Canadian and Indian charity registration)
Coordinating with the Charity Commission to secure charitable status and ensure ongoing compliance with the Charity Commission’s requirements
Given the relatively small size of our nonprofit, the ideal candidate would also have skills in more general areas, such as communications and finance, in order to assist with these tasks based on organizational needs.
WHAT WE NEED
Passion for doing good in the world and an excitement for helping Charity Entrepreneurship expand to new projects and/or launch additional charities
Background doing similar work
Enthusiasm for creating and optimizing systems
Intelligent and quick learner
Creative problem-solver
Detail-oriented individual
Excellent time-management skills
Minimum intermediate skills with Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets
Solid interpersonal skills
Calm under pressure
Comfortable with risk and ambiguity
Good organizational skills and ability to organize tasks and big projects coherently
You can see more about what makes a good operations lead here
BONUSES
Interest in founding an effective charity in the future
Understanding of Canadian and/or UK tax systems
Comprehension of Quickbooks
Local to London or willing to relocate
Have followed the written output from Charity Science or Charity Entrepreneurship projects
Good understanding of effective altruism concepts
BENEFITS
Work in a job with a huge impact on the world
Get to know the Charity Entrepreneurship team and work in a startup culture
Gain experience with an effective altruism nonprofit
Work with like-minded, dedicated, and compassionate teammates
Be part of a casual environment, with little organizational bureaucracy
Get a strong resume reference and build a wide set of skills
Enjoy flexible work hours and environment
Receive training in important skill-sets
FINE PRINT
Expected hours: Full-time
Reports to: CEO or COO
Location: London-based
Pay: Amount dependent on role fit and employee needs; £20,000-£40,000
Application deadline: January 27th
The strongest candidates will be contacted for the first-stage interview
ABOUT CHARITY ENTREPRENEURSHIP
The best charities in the world have a huge impact. Charity Entrepreneurship is a startup incubator dedicated to getting more great nonprofits founded. The organization conducts research to identify the most promising potential charitable interventions, and then runs an annual program to incubate high-impact charity startups. Focus areas include animal advocacy, health policy, mental health, and family planning.
HOW YOU WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Your role will be to lead the operations department and help Charity Entrepreneurship, and dozens of new charities, run highly effectively. Many new organizations struggle, or are slow to have an impact, due to their struggle with the logistics of running an organization. A strong operations lead can make a huge difference, helping to positively impact the lives of thousands of humans and animals. You will also have a significant role in shaping the long-term operations team.
ABOUT THE ROLE
This role is diverse and challenging, requiring a problem solver’s mindset and strong attention to detail. Our organization is unconventional, and, as we incubate many different charities, the work ends up being highly diverse. The Junior operations lead needs to excel with details and systems implement adequate solutions to a wide range of dilemmas. Tasks will include the following:
Coordinating incoming and outgoing grants
Filing year-end tax forms
Conducting bookkeeping, accounting, and payroll
Improving office functions
Coordinating with multiple newly-founded charities to stay legally compliant
Tracking and providing reimbursements for program attendees and staff
Creating hiring contracts and grant agreements, assisting with onboarding processes
Working with the operations lead of Charity Entrepreneurship to oversee CE UK establishment as a legal entity and registered charity in the UK, to complement our existing Canadian and Indian charity registration
Coordinating with the Charity Commission to secure charitable status, and ensuring ongoing compliance with the Charity Commission’s requirements.
Given the relatively small size of our nonprofit, the ideal candidate would also have skills in more general areas, such as communications, in order to assist with these tasks based on organizational needs.
WHAT WE NEED
Passion for doing good in the world and an excitement for helping Charity Entrepreneurship expand to new projects and/or launch additional charities
Intelligent and quick learner
Detail-oriented individual
Excellent time-management skills
Minimum intermediate skills with Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets
Solid interpersonal skills
Calm under pressure
Comfortable with risk and ambiguity
Good organizational skills and ability to organize tasks and big projects coherently You can see more about what makes a good operations lead here .
BONUSES
Interest in founding an effective charity in the future
Understanding of Canadian and/or UK tax systems
Comprehension of Quickbooks
Local to London, or willing to relocate
Have followed the written output from any Charity Science or Charity Entrepreneurship projects
A good understanding of effective altruism concepts
BENEFITS
Work in a job that has a huge impact on the world
Get to know the Charity Entrepreneurship team and work in a startup culture
Gain experience with an effective altruism nonprofit
Work with like-minded, dedicated, and compassionate teammates
Be part of a casual environment with little organizational bureaucracy
Get a strong resume reference and build a wide set of skills
Enjoy flexible working hours and environment
Receive training in important skill-sets.
FINE PRINT
Expected hours: Full-time
Location: London-based
Pay: Amount dependent on role fit and employee needs; £20,000-£30,000
Application deadline: January 27th
The strongest candidates will be contacted for the first-stage interview
Jan 15, 2020
Full time
ABOUT CHARITY ENTREPRENEURSHIP
The best charities in the world have a huge impact. Charity Entrepreneurship is a startup incubator dedicated to getting more great nonprofits founded. The organization conducts research to identify the most promising potential charitable interventions, and then runs an annual program to incubate high-impact charity startups. Focus areas include animal advocacy, health policy, mental health, and family planning.
HOW YOU WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Your role will be to lead the operations department and help Charity Entrepreneurship, and dozens of new charities, run highly effectively. Many new organizations struggle, or are slow to have an impact, due to their struggle with the logistics of running an organization. A strong operations lead can make a huge difference, helping to positively impact the lives of thousands of humans and animals. You will also have a significant role in shaping the long-term operations team.
ABOUT THE ROLE
This role is diverse and challenging, requiring a problem solver’s mindset and strong attention to detail. Our organization is unconventional, and, as we incubate many different charities, the work ends up being highly diverse. The Junior operations lead needs to excel with details and systems implement adequate solutions to a wide range of dilemmas. Tasks will include the following:
Coordinating incoming and outgoing grants
Filing year-end tax forms
Conducting bookkeeping, accounting, and payroll
Improving office functions
Coordinating with multiple newly-founded charities to stay legally compliant
Tracking and providing reimbursements for program attendees and staff
Creating hiring contracts and grant agreements, assisting with onboarding processes
Working with the operations lead of Charity Entrepreneurship to oversee CE UK establishment as a legal entity and registered charity in the UK, to complement our existing Canadian and Indian charity registration
Coordinating with the Charity Commission to secure charitable status, and ensuring ongoing compliance with the Charity Commission’s requirements.
Given the relatively small size of our nonprofit, the ideal candidate would also have skills in more general areas, such as communications, in order to assist with these tasks based on organizational needs.
WHAT WE NEED
Passion for doing good in the world and an excitement for helping Charity Entrepreneurship expand to new projects and/or launch additional charities
Intelligent and quick learner
Detail-oriented individual
Excellent time-management skills
Minimum intermediate skills with Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets
Solid interpersonal skills
Calm under pressure
Comfortable with risk and ambiguity
Good organizational skills and ability to organize tasks and big projects coherently You can see more about what makes a good operations lead here .
BONUSES
Interest in founding an effective charity in the future
Understanding of Canadian and/or UK tax systems
Comprehension of Quickbooks
Local to London, or willing to relocate
Have followed the written output from any Charity Science or Charity Entrepreneurship projects
A good understanding of effective altruism concepts
BENEFITS
Work in a job that has a huge impact on the world
Get to know the Charity Entrepreneurship team and work in a startup culture
Gain experience with an effective altruism nonprofit
Work with like-minded, dedicated, and compassionate teammates
Be part of a casual environment with little organizational bureaucracy
Get a strong resume reference and build a wide set of skills
Enjoy flexible working hours and environment
Receive training in important skill-sets.
FINE PRINT
Expected hours: Full-time
Location: London-based
Pay: Amount dependent on role fit and employee needs; £20,000-£30,000
Application deadline: January 27th
The strongest candidates will be contacted for the first-stage interview
