What are the responsibilities and job description for the Chief Advancement Officer position at Association of Art Museum Directors?
Working as a strategic thought partner to the Museum Director & CEO, the Chief Advancement Officer (“CAO”) is a key member of the museum’s leadership team, responsible for advancing philanthropic support of the Honolulu Museum of Art’s (“HoMA”) strategic priorities. The CAO plans and implements a collaborative, comprehensive program of fundraising for HoMA that includes major gifts, membership, fundraising events, corporate writing, and grants. They lead fundraising strategy, engage directly with donors and prospects, conceive and manage long-range strategic fundraising initiatives, and collaborate on institutional policymaking.
The CAO, in coordination with an outside consultant, will also oversee the HoMA 100 Campaign, a comprehensive fundraising effort to support key programmatic and capital priorities as the museum approaches its 100th anniversary.
Minimum Qualifications :
- Bachelor's Degree in relevant field.
- Ten years of fundraising experience at a non-profit, educational, or cultural institution, with five years of major gifts and corporate partnership experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
- Extensive knowledge of fundraising principles, techniques, and ethics; an understanding of annual giving, membership support, and five-year plans in giving strategy.
- At least five years of managing and motivating high-performing and high-achieving teams, including organization of priorities, clear communication of expectations, recruitment, training, and retention.
- Experience working in a leadership role with boards, senior management staff, major gift donors, and support organizations.
- Broad-based knowledge of strategic fundraising program building, donor acquisition, prospect management, planned giving, research, cultivation, benefit events, stewardship, reporting, and overall management.
- Ability to develop trust and strong collaborative working relationships throughout the institution.
- Sound financial acumen and knowledge of budget preparation, monitoring, and administration.
- Tech-savvy; facility with basic business software and with commonly used fundraising prospect research and pipeline management tools.
- Superior presentation and communication skills across multiple levels, including the HoMA Board, leadership, donors, and volunteers, paired with the ability to nurture strong, long-lasting individual and institutional relationships.
- Relationship management skills and discretion while working with donors, trustees, and partners.
- Honesty, integrity, enthusiasm, perspective, and a strong work ethic supported by commitment and follow-through.
- Ability to work within and support a diverse community of visitors, artists, and employees.
- Ability to build, lead, and develop a driven, diverse team of employees and volunteers.
- Understanding of Honolulu Museum of Art’s established identity and dedication to advancing its mission.
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Salary : $150,000 - $170,000