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Director of Philanthropy (U.S.)

Educate Girls

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Educate Girls believes that educating girls can change the world and that it is the right of every girl to be in school and learning. The organization promotes and protects the right of every girl to gain a quality education by challenging patriarchy, enrolling girls in school, ensuring girls stay in school, and providing support to children to improve their learning outcomes. It designs and executes programs in the areas of highest need for girls’ education. Since its founding in 2007, Educate Girls has ensured over 1 million girls in India have enrolled in school and has improved learning outcomes for over 1.6 million children. Selected from an incredibly competitive pool of projects, Educate Girls became part of the Audacious Project in 2019, with a five-year funding commitment, and continues to secure many high-profile grants and prizes including the support of strategic donors and philanthropists like the Skoll Foundation and Mulago.

The Opportunity

Educate Girls seeks a multifaceted fundraiser and excellent relationship manager for the role of Director of Philanthropy (U.S.). The DOP will be responsible for harnessing the momentum and impact from previous transformational investments while focusing on stewarding and advancing existing relationships; identifying and pursuing new opportunities with a focus on major donors, charitable trusts, institutional funding, and corporate partnerships while serving as the primary driver of U.S.- based philanthropy. The DOP is responsible for establishing an administrative presence in the United States and communicating to both donors and prospects the organization’s impact on education and the lives of children in India.

The ideal candidate will have a proven track record of managing relationships at the highest level within the areas of individual, corporate and foundation, and institutional giving. Candidates will bring an entrepreneurial spirit to this position as well as, the ability to work in a fast-paced environment and be strategic in creating and achieving ambitious, attainable, and measurable outcomes.

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    Megan Abbett brings years of experience in advancement, nonprofit leadership, and executive search across many sectors and multiple professional functions. Respected and trusted across a broad range of regional and national organizations, clients return to and refer her to lead, manage, innovate, and execute searches whether in established, maturing, or emerging contexts.

    Just as Megan was adept at matching donors with causes close to their hearts in her nonprofit work, she excels at finding candidates with deep passion for her clients’ missions. Megan began her advancement career with six years at Simmons University in Boston, MA, then known as Simmons College. Her early years leading annual giving allowed her to gain a thorough grounding in development and in the complexities of an urban university with strong undergraduate and graduate programs. From Simmons she moved to her alma mater, Boston College, and later to another part of the nonprofit sector for Facing History and Ourselves, an organization that helps educators and students use history to take action against racism, prejudice, and hate. Her success there led her back to Simmons, where across a seven-year tenure she moved up through management to serve as a senior advancement leader and lead all Communications and Donor Relations. She made the career transition to executive search at Lindauer in 2011.

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    Khushboo began her career at the Center for American Progress (CAP), a public policy, research, and advocacy organization in Washington, D.C. Her early years were spent training and managing volunteers, staffing political events, and producing and managing a notable conference and fundraiser set her up for the transition into development and advancement. From CAP, Khushboo moved to the American Diabetes Association (ADA) in Chicago to implement an inaugural cultivation and stewardship strategy for current and prospective major donors and managed relationships with executives at many of the city’s most prominent corporations. Her success in fast-paced environments led her to the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago where she managed a portfolio of annual and project-based donors and implemented individualized multi-year strategic fundraising plans for the Board of Trustees and other dedicated patrons of the museum, raising record breaking funds for general operating support and museum exhibitions and education programs. Khushboo made the career transition to executive search at Lindauer in 2019.

    Khushboo holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Bachelor of Arts in Communications Studies from the University of Michigan.

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