Thursday, October 3, 2013

Mayoral Candidates Event and Nonprofit News


Candidates Meet and Greet Breakfast
With Teri Rennia and Rich David
October 15th at 8:00 am
Hosted by The Broome County Council of Churches
Located at 3 Otseningo St., Binghamton
Some questions submitted to the Candidates:
1 - How would you define the role of Non-Profits and faith-based 
programs within the community?

2 - How do you plan to partner with the local faith-based and 
Non-Profit program providers?

3 - How would you prioritize allocation of the Community
Development Block Grant funds?

4 - What is your position on (PILOT) payment in lieu of taxes and 
it's impact on the non-profit sector and churches?

Join us for this important opportunity to talk to these candidates and 
understand their positions regarding non-profits.  

Health Care Reform Program
 October 8th 12:30pm-4:00pm
Southern Tier Independence Center
135 East Fredrick St, Binghamton
FREE PROGRAM (Space is Limited)
Call 1-800-231-0744 by October 4th to RSVP
Agenda
12:30-Welcome
    Sharon Chesna, Ex. Dir. M&BN
12:45-The National Perspective on Exchanges
    Invite Speaker: White House Intergovernmental Affairs
1:15-Questions/Discussion
1:30-Update on NYS State of Health-the Official Health Plan Marketplace
Kelvin S. Sapp, MPH, Project Coordinator, External Affairs, Outreach & 
Marketing, NYS DOH
2:30- Break
2:45-Questions/Break
3:00-The SHOP Exchange for small businesses
3:30-Meet the SCNY Navigator Contractors
4:00-Program Conclusion

Development Manager Position Annoucement

ROBERSON MUSEUM AND SCIENCE CENTER


KEY RESPONSIBILITIES/DUTIES: 

- Provide day-to-day oversight for the entire annual giving program. Develop an  
annual, written plan for the program which includes segmentation, timing, messages 
and goals. Monitor progress towards those targets. Provide a rigorous, systematic 
review and analysis of all fund-raising activities to find ways to do things more effectively
 and efficiently. Develop specific strategies to increase donor retention, upgrades and 
acquisition. 

-Develop and manage the annual giving budget based on programmatic goals and objectives 
as reviewed and approved annually.

-Work with Roberson’s Board of Trustees to schedule visits with a pool of annual 

giving prospects. Utilize Board expertise to develop an integrated strategy for the personal
 solicitations of annual giving donors at the leadership-giving level.

-Develop ways to recognize donors and to share the impact of annual giving.

-Prepare and implement a Roberson capital campaign

-Ensure the smooth transition of prospects along the donor pipeline. 
Facilitate the qualification of prospects for the major gift program and 
make recommendations for prospect assignment.

-Oversee the Donor Perfect database.

-Work closely with the Marketing Manager (oversees Business and Corporate Sponsorships 
and Special Events) to develop and implement consistent 
messaging. Assist in the creation or editing of donor relations materials.

-Other duties assigned as required.

POSITION TITLE: Development Manager
SUPERVISOR:  Executive Director
BASIC ROLE: The Development Manager for Roberson Museum and Science 
Center is a full-time professional, responsible for the management and direction of 
a comprehensive fund-raising program that grows the overall donor base and 
enhances the stature of the Museum in the community.





QUALIFICATIONS:
  • Bachelors degree required
  • Three to five years experience in development, preferably including annual fund programs
  • Excellent oral and written skills
  • Willingness to work evenings and weekends
  • Experience in soliciting gifts
  • Familiarity with fund-raising trends at local and national levels
  • Prior experience in working with a cultural institution a plus   

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