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Executive Director, Institutional Giving
Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center – University of Miami Health System
Located in Miami, Florida, Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center is a world-renowned institution dedicated to advancing cancer research, treatment, and education. As the only National Cancer Institute (NCI)-designated center in South Florida and ranked in the top 4% of cancer centers nationwide, Sylvester has built a reputation for excellence in patient care and scientific discovery. The Center’s groundbreaking work translates research breakthroughs into cutting-edge therapies, offering hope to patients facing even the most challenging cancer diagnoses.
With the upcoming opening of the Kenneth C. Griffin Cancer Research Building, Sylvester is poised for unprecedented growth. This state-of-the-art facility will double the Center’s research space, accelerating breakthroughs in cancer treatment and enhancing collaboration among leading scientists and clinicians. Through its commitment to innovation, discovery, and community impact, Sylvester continues to set new standards in oncology care and research, supported by philanthropic partners who believe in its mission.
The Opportunity
Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center is seeking its inaugural Executive Director, Institutional Giving to lead and expand its corporate and foundation fundraising efforts.
This is an exceptional opportunity to shape and implement a strategic approach to institutional philanthropy, forging new partnerships that will drive groundbreaking cancer research and patient care initiatives.
The Executive Director will be responsible for cultivating relationships with national and international institutions, aligning Sylvester’s priorities with funding opportunities to secure transformational support. Reporting to the Assistant Vice President of Sylvester Development, this leader will collaborate closely with faculty, researchers, and senior leadership to maximize philanthropic impact.
The ideal candidate will be an entrepreneurial and strategic fundraiser with a deep understanding of institutional giving in healthcare or biomedical research, capable of building a sustainable pipeline of foundation support.
