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The Donor Communications Specialist writes and edits a variety of communications materials for key stakeholders, representing the NY Executive Director and The Nature Conservancy within a high-intensity, fast-paced global market. This is a part-time position supervised by the Director, Donor Communications. Areas of Responsibility: The specialist acts on behalf of the NY Executive Director by creating communication materials that educate and inform the Board of Trustees, donors, and the public, supporting the Conservancy's fundraising goals. Responsibilities include drafting correspondence, providing editorial advice, collaborating with teams and external vendors, and focusing heavily on executive correspondence such as emails, letters, donor profiles, funding proposals, speeches, op-eds, fact sheets, and presentations. The role involves close coordination with the NY Executive Director’s team, including the Executive Assistant, Volunteer Leadership & Events Manager, Chief Development Officer, and Donor Relationship Managers. Responsibilities and Scope: Develops and writes in the voice of the NY Executive Director Meets project goals and objectives May lead communication initiatives Coordinates work with peers without supervising staff Resolves issues independently within the program area Works independently with minimal management review Educational Background: Bachelor’s degree in a related field and 5 years of relevant experience, or equivalent combination. Skills and Experience: Experience writing/editing newsletters, magazines, reports, website content, donor profiles, acknowledgment letters, brochures, proposals, fact sheets, and presentations Ability to organize and manage multiple projects under tight deadlines Skill in distilling broad concepts into clear messages Experience drafting diplomatic and high-level correspondence Desired Qualifications: Ability to prioritize tasks effectively Independent thinker with excellent writing and proofreading skills Familiarity with communication technologies and trends Experience leading or managing projects Cross-cultural experience preferred The mission of The Nature Conservancy is to conserve lands and waters vital for all life. Our vision is a world where biodiversity thrives, and people act to conserve nature for its intrinsic value and benefits. We achieve this through dedicated staff, including over 600 scientists, working in 69 countries, and through partnerships with individuals, governments, nonprofits, and corporations. We employ a collaborative, non-confrontational approach guided by our five core values. Since 1951, The Nature Conservancy has led global conservation efforts. #J-18808-Ljbffr