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FIU was recognized in 2024 as a “Great College To Work For” by the Great Colleges to Work For program, which looked at factors like compensation and benefits; job satisfaction and support; professional development; and so much more.
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Learn About Our Open Positions
- Executive Director, Estate & Planned Giving
Manages and enhances a planned giving program that is focused on securing gifts through trusts, annuities, and testamentary giving to meet organizational goals. Builds a multi-year strategic plan and set priorities for FIU that best serves the growing number of centralized and unit-based fundraising staff and Alumni Association. Identifies, cultivates, and solicits major and principal level outright and deferred gift prospects independently and in partnership with colleagues from across the University. Oversees marketing initiatives for deferred and outright gifting techniques to various internal and external audiences. The position works with all areas of the University in coordination with University and Foundation leadership.
Read more about responsibilities, minimum qualifications, and apply for this position by visiting FIU Careers and searching with Job ID 533616.
- Principal Gifts Officer
The Principal Gifts Officer leads the development and execution of a strategic plan to secure investments of $1,000,000 and above to support the mission and vision of FIU and advance the campaign priorities, institutional strategic plan. The position requires the experience and expertise necessary to foster and build relationships with high-capacity donors and prospects. Working with the Division of University Advancement's senior leadership and in collaboration with university academic and administrative leadership, the Principal Gifts Officer will serve as the lead facilitator and manager. S/he will work to effectively engage and respond to these individuals as partners, according to their interests and expertise, and alignment with the University's mission and strategic plan.
Read more about responsibilities, minimum qualifications, and apply for this position by visiting FIU Careers and searching with Job ID 534962.
- Director of Development, Provost
The Director of Development serves as a front-line fundraiser whose primary responsibility is to identify, expand, diversify, and cultivate relationships with prospective and existing donors, to successfully close gifts and continue the development of the relationship with the University. Reporting to the Provost, directs and collaborates fundraising efforts for the Office of the Provost in assigned areas and in coordination and collaboration with the FIU Foundation.
Read more about responsibilities, minimum qualifications, and apply for this position by visiting FIU Careers and searching with Job ID 534931.
- Senior Director of Development, Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine
The Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine is currently seeking a Sr. Director of Development to join our team of professionals. Read more about responsibilities, minimum qualifications, and apply for this position by visiting FIU Careers and searching with Job ID 535025.
- Director of Development, University Programs
The Director of Development for University Programs is responsible for leading fundraising efforts for a variety of University Initiatives, including Student Affairs and Student Success, the Library, Veteran and Military Affairs, Scholarship programs, and interdisciplinary centers and initiatives (including but not limited to the Center for Leadership, StartUp FIU, Fostering Panther Pride, FIU in DC program, etc.). Reports to the Assistant Vice President of Development and works in conjunction with the Vice President of Student Affairs and other respective units. The Director of Development serves as a frontline fundraiser whose primary responsibility is to identify, expand, diversify, and cultivate relationships with prospective and existing donors, to promote the culture of philanthropy and successfully close gifts.
Read more about responsibilities, minimum qualifications, and apply for this position by visiting FIU Careers and searching with Job ID 534390.
- Director of Development, Moss School of Construction
Serves as a frontline, external fundraiser whose primary responsibility is to identify, expand, diversify, and cultivate relationships with prospective and existing donors on behalf of the Moss School of Construction Management. Directs and coordinates fundraising efforts for the department/college and coordinates institution-wide fundraising activities within the department/college.
Read more about responsibilities, minimum qualifications, and apply for this position by visiting FIU Careers and searching with Job ID 534254.
- Executive Director of Development, College of Arts, Sciences, & Education
The Executive Director of Development provides strategic direction for all fundraising and advancement activities. This senior leadership position is responsible for designing and implementing a comprehensive development plan to secure significant philanthropic support for the College, particularly in support of its capital campaign priorities. As a key member of the College's leadership team, the Executive Director will lead and mentor a team including two development officers and a Director of Donor Relations and Stewardship. The role is responsible for executing ambitious fundraising goals by personally managing a portfolio of high-net-worth prospects and securing major ($50,000+) and principal ($1 million+) gifts. Additional responsibilities include providing executive leadership for the Dean's Advisory Council and alumni boards, fostering a culture of philanthropy, and building robust relationships with alumni, donors, and community partners to advance the mission of the College.
Read more about responsibilities, minimum qualifications, and apply for this position by visiting FIU Careers and searching with Job ID 535326.
- Executive Director of Development, Chaplin School of Hospitality & Tourism Management
The Executive Director of Development is the chief fundraising officer and a key member of the leadership team for the Chaplin School of Hospitality and Tourism Management (CSHTM). This executive will provide visionary strategic and operational leadership to build and grow a comprehensive advancement program. The Executive Director is charged with designing and executing innovative fundraising strategies to support the school's ambitious mission, vision, and campaign goals. Reporting to the Assistant Vice President, you will develop and achieve long-range financial targets, with a significant focus on securing principal and major gifts ($500K+). As the leader of the school's development team, you will mentor staff and foster a culture of excellence and collaboration. A primary objective will be to cultivate and expand relationships with a global network of alumni, corporate partners, and philanthropists, solidifying the Chaplin School's reputation as a world leader in hospitality and tourism education.
Read more about responsibilities, minimum qualifications, and apply for this position by visiting FIU Careers and searching with Job ID 535325.
