Development & Philanthropic Partnerships Lead
The Impact
Posted
Feb 12, 2026
Location
Remote
Type
Part-time
Compensation
$90000 - $103000
Mission
What you will drive
Core Responsibilities
- Lead donor cultivation, philanthropic partnerships, grants, and high-touch engagement initiatives
- Partner on donor strategy and execution, ensuring disciplined stewardship across the entire pipeline
- Coordinate all grants work, from identifying opportunities to shaping strategy, drafting proposals, and driving reporting timelines
- Play a central role in three major-donor engagement initiatives: The 2026 EO Capital Roadmap Roadshow, The Leadership Circle, and donor/investor learning trips
Impact
The difference you'll make
This role creates positive change by building a movement for economic transformation through employee ownership, helping donors see themselves as essential co-creators in transforming ownership in America and expanding capital investment to grow employee ownership.
Profile
What makes you a great fit
Required qualifications:
- 5+ years experience in fundraising, donor relations, philanthropic partnerships and grant development
- Experience with donor meetings, events, and high-touch relational cultivation
- Exceptional written communication skills; able to write persuasively, including in the voice(s) of Lab leadership
- Entrepreneurial, resourceful, creative and adept at creating high-impact engagement with modest resources
- Strong project management and deadline discipline with clear-structure-building skills
- Experience managing grants calendars and developing proposals and/or overseeing grantwriter(s)
- Passion for impact investing, systems change and economic justice
Benefits
What's in it for you
The role starts part-time and will be scoped appropriately, with potential to grow into full-time. No salary or specific benefits mentioned in the posting.
About
Inside The Impact
Ownership Capital Lab (the Lab) is focused on economic transformation through employee ownership, building a bold movement for economic justice and systems change.