Executive Director - Philanthropy

Apply for the Executive Director – Philanthropy role at Piedmont.

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Oversees and manages the day‑to‑day operations of the Foundation, ensuring operations are in sync with strategy. Takes a leadership role in the establishment of performance indicators, and monitoring of performance against goals. Oversee the approval and processing of revenue and expenditure documents, department budgets, and account maintenance and data entry. Develops & maintains systems, tools & resources to support both pre & post‑award gift & grant activities.

Develops and administers Foundation operational and administrative policies, standards and practices. Leads or consults with physicians & staff to maximize external funding for research and non‑research activities. Manages a diverse portfolio of federal & non‑federal grants & ensures compliance with sponsor & Piedmont policies.

• Manages PHC Foundation Operations
• Participates in business planning, annual budgeting process, and maintaining the department budget.
• Supervises and evaluates performance of assigned Foundation staff.
• Provides leadership/guidance for the Piedmont Grants Program.
• Provides pre‑award and post‑award grants management.
• Manages the fund and grants financial management system.
• Oversees Foundations financial and operational analysis.

Minimum

Education Required:

Bachelor’s degree from a recognized college or university in law, science, business administration, or a closely‑related field.

Minimum Experience

Required:

Ten (10) years of experience in fundraising management.

Minimum Licensure/Certification Required By Law: None.

Additional Qualifications: Advanced degree preferred. Experience in a Medical Environment Preferred.

Competencies: Extensive knowledge of the statutes and regulations that govern federal funding. Broad grants management principles, grant accounting, budgeting & monitoring systems essential. Demonstrated experience in developing and managing internal and external partnerships. Strong organizational, communication, interpersonal, and analytical skills required. Must be able to work in a fast‑paced, high‑pressure team environment with strict deadlines & manage multiple priorities. Above average computer skills including, but not limited to, word processing, spreadsheet & database applications.

Piedmont Columbus Midtown.

• Seniority level: Executive
• Employment type: Full‑time
• Job function: Other
• Industry: Hospitals and Health Care