Organization Overview
The system is rigged and the solution isn’t just to create more programs for people harmed by these unfair systems. The solution is to reimagine these systems to make our country fairer and more equitable for everyone—which means ensuring that the places where we work, live, play and pray tap into people’s universal drive for wellbeing, instead of undermining wellbeing for some and enabling it for others. That’s what we do.

The Full Frame Initiative (FFI) is a social change nonprofit working toward a country where everyone has a fair shot at wellbeing—the needs and experiences essential for health and hope. We partner with pioneering public systems, communities and nonprofits across the country to fundamentally transform the structures and beliefs that perpetuate inequality. We are bold, focused, creative and committed learners, willing to use our passion, humor and hope to fuel change. FFI is a virtual organization with employees located across the country. Please visit our website to learn more.

Position Overview
As the Manager, Office of the CEO and Development you are fiercely committed to FFI’s North Star, a country where everyone has a fair shot at wellbeing. You are passionate about using your gifts in research, organization, communications, and project management to support the growth of an ambitious organization led by a visionary social entrepreneur. With the supervision of the Associate Director of the Office of the CEO, you will assist in managing the CEO’s time, schedule, travel, correspondence, and a variety of other strategic and administrative tasks. Given the CEO’s significant time allocation to fundraising, you will also collaborate closely with the Vice President of Philanthropic Initiatives and Development to prepare materials, conduct research, track prospects, and maintain records to support development goals. You are skilled in managing competing priorities and multiple projects. You are proactive, responsive, flexible, thrive in a fast-paced environment, and are adept at shifting priorities to meet urgent needs.  Your excellent communication and strategizing allow you to successfully navigate power dynamics in a variety of settings, spot opportunities for increased impact, and act as a key contact for partners, donors, and other stakeholders. You handle sensitive and confidential information with discretion. You are committed to cultivating a regenerative and liberatory culture as you work with the FFI team to spot and root out white supremacist cultural norms in our work.

Deadline to apply is Wednesday, October 11 by 5pm ET.  We will not review applications received after October 11th. 

Position Details, Compensation and Benefits

Classification: Full-time, Exempt, 40+ hours per week
Location: Remote, United States
Pay: $62,100 to $82,000 annually
Travel Requirement: up to 10% annually
Reports to: Associate Director Office of the CEO
Supervises: No current direct reports
Benefits Summary:

• Health Coverage: national medical coverage (75% of total monthly premiums paid by FFI),  national dental coverage( 50% of total monthly premium paid by FFI), and national vision coverage (24% of total monthly premium paid by FFI) Health & Dependent Care FSA, and HRA
• Annual Paid Time Off: 12 holidays, up to three days of service/civic engagement, up to 120 accrued vacation hours (increasing every two years), and up to 96 hours sick/personal leave
• Employer-paid life insurance, short-term disability and long-term disability
• 403(b) retirement savings program, with up to 3% employer contribution after 1 year at FFI
• Annual stipend for professional development
• 12 paid weeks for parental leave
• Up to 3 paid month sabbatical after 8 years of employment at FFI

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

CEO support:

• Provide strategic and tactical support. Learn and expertly navigate existing systems, spotting and elevating opportunities for improvement, while ensuring continuous progress and remaining flexible in how the work is done.
• Assist in scheduling, administrative operations and coordinating all travel for the CEO.
• Conduct research, aid in preparation and proofing of materials, and collect information on potential partners.
• Draft correspondence and other key documents such as agendas, meeting notes, project timelines, presentation materials and reports.
• Maintain relevant information for the CEO in Salesforce,  tracking  meetings, partnerships, fundraising, and other movement-building activities.
• Safeguard sensitive and confidential information while working alongside those who may not have all of the information you have.
• Plan and execute projects as assigned in collaboration with FFI staff and external partners.

  Development support:

• Manage gift processing, including digital filing, data entry and acknowledgment letters/tax receipts.
• Maintain prospect tracker and help support pipeline management. ,Conduct prospecting research, prepare profiles and summarize recommendations and relevant information for the Development team.
• Manage logistics for fundraising events as needed
• Proactively identify where existing CEO travel, activities, and priorities could be leveraged to support fundraising.
• Prioritize ongoing learning and personal development.
• Other responsibilities as necessary to support a growing organization committed to cross-team work.

Qualifications

• Passion to drive transformational change – you are passionate that a wellbeing orientation can open up entirely new solutions, reduce inequity, and increase access to wellbeing.
• Relevant work experience – you have at least three years experience providing direct support at the executive level. Prior experience in individual donor fundraising and prospect research is preferred. Your time management and systems of organization are excellent while being able to adjust how you do things to meet the needs of the CEO, ensuring momentum is maintained.
• Project-management in a fast-paced, emergent environment – you can process a great deal of information from multiple sources simultaneously while remaining strategic, flexible, organized, accountable and eager to learn. You can toggle seamlessly between many strands of work in various functional areas. Able to identify and access tools and network connections, respond to the unexpected and communicate effectively, while maintaining momentum on multiple long-term projects, goals and strategies.
• Ability to work effectively in a virtual environment – you can build authentic relationships with diverse stakeholders while working remotely and are an expert in utilizing a variety of software and technologies to succeed, such as Google Apps,
• CRM (Salesforce experience strongly preferred), and project management software.
• Foundational knowledge of the history and realities of systemic racism, intersectionality and oppression in the United States – you have an understanding of how U.S. systems deepen inequities, are fluent in the core precepts of diversity, equity and inclusion and can apply DEI skills in real-world situations while continuing to learn and grow personally and alongside FFI staff.

The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by the individual(s) assigned to this position. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all duties, responsibilities and skills required. FFI reserves the right to modify, add or remove duties and to assign other duties as necessary. FFI is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We are committed to diversity and value a variety of experiences. People from historically marginalized and oppressed communities or identities are strongly encouraged to apply. Reasonable accommodations will be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this position.

How to Apply

FFI is interested in building a high-performing, diverse team. In order to do that we approach hiring a little differently. Rather than analyzing resumes in an attempt to determine potential for success, instead we have built a recruitment process that actively removes unconscious bias. So rather than drafting yet another cover letter, instead, we ask you to begin your application by responding to the question prompts in the application.

Application Tips 

• If you are in need of any accommodations during the application or recruitment process please let us know in your application or by contacting our Senior Manager of Talent, Samantha Moelter, samantha@fullframeinitiative.org.
• Please note that your responses to the short question prompts are reviewed individually. In order to allow a more thorough analysis by our hiring team, please do not reference an earlier response when answering a later question as the questions will not be reviewed in conjunction.
• Please do not include linked resources such as websites, social media or publications, as they will not be reviewed by the hiring team.
• While resumes are requested at the time of application, they will not be reviewed by the hiring team until candidates are invited to the interview phase of the process, so you will not want to reference your resume in your responses.