National Council on Public History
Director of Communication and Development
National Council on Public History, Kalispell, Montana, United States, 59901
Director of Communication and Development The Foundation for Montana History
All potential applicants are encouraged to scroll through and read the complete job description before applying.Full TimeNon-profitSalary Range
: $60,000-$70,000 depending on experience and qualifications.Position OverviewThe Foundation for Montana History is seeking an outgoing, engaging, and high-energy individual to join our team as the Director of Communication and Development. This full-time, exempt, and benefits-eligible position is a key member of the Foundation for Montana History team. The Foundation is a state-wide 501(C)(3) charitable nonprofit based in Helena that raises funds, makes grants, and offers educational programming related to Montana’s rich and diverse histories.Reporting directly to the President/CEO, the Director of Communication and Development leads the organization’s fundraising, external communications, and marketing initiatives. The ideal candidate holds at least a bachelor’s degree in history, communications, business, or a related field and has 2-5 years of experience in communication, philanthropy, marketing, and/or sales.If you love working with people and sharing their stories, and possess excellent communication and networking skills, we would love to talk to you about this exciting opportunity.Primary DutiesDevelops and implements fundraising initiatives.Creates and oversees marketing and communication efforts, including website, newsletters, annual reports, appeals, social media posts, etc.Identifies, solicits, and maintains relationships with program sponsors and fiscal sponsors.Develops and coordinates public and private history-related events for fundraising and outreach.Builds and maintains strong organizational branding.Boosts awareness of public history in the Treasure State.Hours, Salary, and BenefitsThis is a full-time, salaried position based in Helena. Frequent in-state, compensated travel is required. The Foundation offers health, vision, and dental insurance, along with a generous holiday, vacation, and sick leave package.Organization CultureWe are a mission-driven organization deeply committed to preserving Montana’s past through grant making and community-based projects and stories. We love our board members and enjoy working together. We celebrate birthdays, make soup for each other, and enjoy being history nerds.To Apply:If you’re interested in joining our small but mighty team, please send a resume and cover letter explaining how your education and experience make you the ideal candidate for this position. Letters/resumes should be addressed to: Charlene Porsild, President/CEO, charlene@mthistory.org, phone: 406.475.4383. Learn more about us: www.mthistory.orgFor best consideration, apply before September 20, 2024.
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All potential applicants are encouraged to scroll through and read the complete job description before applying.Full TimeNon-profitSalary Range
: $60,000-$70,000 depending on experience and qualifications.Position OverviewThe Foundation for Montana History is seeking an outgoing, engaging, and high-energy individual to join our team as the Director of Communication and Development. This full-time, exempt, and benefits-eligible position is a key member of the Foundation for Montana History team. The Foundation is a state-wide 501(C)(3) charitable nonprofit based in Helena that raises funds, makes grants, and offers educational programming related to Montana’s rich and diverse histories.Reporting directly to the President/CEO, the Director of Communication and Development leads the organization’s fundraising, external communications, and marketing initiatives. The ideal candidate holds at least a bachelor’s degree in history, communications, business, or a related field and has 2-5 years of experience in communication, philanthropy, marketing, and/or sales.If you love working with people and sharing their stories, and possess excellent communication and networking skills, we would love to talk to you about this exciting opportunity.Primary DutiesDevelops and implements fundraising initiatives.Creates and oversees marketing and communication efforts, including website, newsletters, annual reports, appeals, social media posts, etc.Identifies, solicits, and maintains relationships with program sponsors and fiscal sponsors.Develops and coordinates public and private history-related events for fundraising and outreach.Builds and maintains strong organizational branding.Boosts awareness of public history in the Treasure State.Hours, Salary, and BenefitsThis is a full-time, salaried position based in Helena. Frequent in-state, compensated travel is required. The Foundation offers health, vision, and dental insurance, along with a generous holiday, vacation, and sick leave package.Organization CultureWe are a mission-driven organization deeply committed to preserving Montana’s past through grant making and community-based projects and stories. We love our board members and enjoy working together. We celebrate birthdays, make soup for each other, and enjoy being history nerds.To Apply:If you’re interested in joining our small but mighty team, please send a resume and cover letter explaining how your education and experience make you the ideal candidate for this position. Letters/resumes should be addressed to: Charlene Porsild, President/CEO, charlene@mthistory.org, phone: 406.475.4383. Learn more about us: www.mthistory.orgFor best consideration, apply before September 20, 2024.
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