Jobs and Mentorship

Overview

 The new President of the Mercy Medical Center Foundation will lead a team of fundraising professionals, be an active member of the executive leadership team of Mercy Medical Center and will serve as a key stakeholder representing the organization in the community.  The ideal candidate will provide strategic, inspirational and influential leadership and direction, proven accountability, a thoughtful approach, and sound judgment and objectivity. Further, they must demonstrate their ability to build and maintain relationships through their active involvement in the community.   

Operational and Strategic Leadership: 

- Serve as a member of the Mercy Medical Center Executive Team and provide strategic leadership in partnership with executive colleagues.  

- Cultivate a strong working relationship with the Foundation Board, ensuring transparency, accountability, and open communication in the presentation and measurement of financial and fundraising goals and outcomes. 

- Faithfully represent the Foundation and Mercy Medical Center by consistently living The Mercy Touch®. 

- Develop and strengthen successful relationships with donors, prospects, physicians, leaders and staff at all levels and across diverse demographic groups. 

Foundation Management: 

- Lead the Foundation team in the development and execution of strategic and annual plans with measurable goals for campaigns, annual giving, major gifts, planned gifts, corporate and foundation relations, stewardship, new donor pipelines, and advancement services. 

- Hire, train, motivate, supervise, coach and guide direct reports and the entire Foundation team toward accountable, goal-oriented outcomes. 

- Formulate and administer the annual Foundation budget and ensure proper management and usage of philanthropic funds. Manage the internal grant process closely with Finance and individual departments. 

Overview

The Eastern Iowa Planned Giving Council is seeking knowledgeable and experienced professionals to serve as Mentors. This role involves supporting emerging members of the council in their development of planned giving strategies and practices. The mentor provides advice, shares expertise, and offers insights on best practices in philanthropy, estate planning, and charitable giving in professions such as fundraising, financial planning, charitable giving law and taxes, and others. This is an opportunity to make a meaningful impact by helping shape the next generation of planned giving professionals.

Are you an emerging professional interested in having a mentor? Email EIPGC to request a mentor and the Board will connect you with a person in our area who can help.