Role Description As the Donor Relations Writer in the Office of Development and Alumni Relations, you'll be the storyteller who closes the loop between a donor's generosity and its real-world impact on campus. - Writes, edits, and manages the creation of compelling written and digital collateral designed to steward, recognize, and engage donors across all giving levels. - Researches and develops creative, impactful narratives that clearly communicate the real-world impact of philanthropy for donor stewardship reports, milestones, and specific funds. - Develops and implements customized communication strategies, selecting the most appropriate digital or traditional platforms to effectively reach and resonate with targeted audiences. - Collaborates with donor relations team members to repurpose and repackage content, while conducting benchmarking research to integrate industry best practices and innovative stewardship materials. - Develops, implements, and regularly evaluates efficient processes for gathering timely information from University collaborators, including students, faculty, staff, administrators, and fundraisers. - Liaises with faculty, staff, and students to address questions and verify content accuracy, while staying current on and implementing the latest technology trends to optimize stewardship objectives. - Writes high-level acknowledgment letters on behalf of the Vice President, President, and Chair of the Board of Trustees for gifts made to the University. - Collaborates with donor relations writers and gift officers to create personalized letter templates, secure necessary approvals for assigned prospects, and ensure all correspondence is coordinated and mailed within best-practice timeframes. - Edits and proofs final donor relations materials to ensure strict compliance with the University style guide, branding, and highest editorial standards, while directly addressing any copy questions or concerns with authors. - Utilizes strong interpersonal skills to manage collaborator expectations and maintain productive partnerships with designers, photographers, and vendors, while staying current on donor relations best practices to foster a culture of high performance and quality. Qualifications - Bachelor's Degree in English, Journalism, Marketing, Communications or a related field - Master's Degree preferred - Three to five years of related work experience - Demonstrated experience in professional writing — fundraising, higher education, journalism, or a related field - The ability to translate complex academic or research content into accessible, engaging prose for a donor audience - Comfort working within a collaborative advancement operation, where accuracy and discretion are non-negotiable - Familiarity with donor relations or gift stewardship practice in a university or nonprofit context - Exceptional editing skills and a consistent, polished writing voice across formats and channels Benefits - Comprehensive and family-friendly benefits package including Health Care, Retirement, and Educational benefits Special Considerations - This position may be eligible for a fully remote work arrangement pending University approval; remote work opportunities for non-contract positions are only offered within the United States. - Successful completion of standard background checks including but not limited to: social security verification, education verification, national criminal background checks, motor vehicle checks, PATCH, FBI fingerprinting, Child Abuse Clearance, and credit history based upon the requirements of the position. - Only complete applications will be considered; therefore, please complete the application in its entirety. Once the posting is removed from the website, applications may no longer be allowed to be completed.

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Editor Location: New York - Hybrid 2 days in-office, 3 days remote Salary: $70,000 - $80,000 Department: Content Reporting to: Editor, Los Angeles & Western USA Are you the go-to person for finding out what’s new or must-do in New York right now? We are seeking an excellent editor, writer and curator immersed in New York’s local culture who has strong experience in a digital media environment. The ideal candidate has a deep familiarity with New York’s events scene and local landmarks and is bursting with ideas on developing new stories and growing our audience. The New York Things To Do Editor will primarily focus on what’s exciting and new or tried and true in the city, as well as produce service-focused digital listicles and larger attractions-related features. The New York Things To Do Editor will curate the best of the region for our audience across all platforms—including digital, social, email and live events at both Time Out Market New York locations. This is a multifaceted position focusing on writing and social media planning, tasked with the overall responsibility of engaging our audience across multiple verticals and channels, with an emphasis on digital storytelling. At Time Out, we broadly define a “thing to do” as anything that gets New Yorkers out and about and exploring their city; this can also often include art, music, film, and comedy events, though usually not theater or restaurants and bars, which are both covered by separate roles on staff. Key Responsibilities - Write and curate Things To Do features for Time Out New York - Work alongside the Time Out New York Food and Drink Editor to coordinate coverage of the city across verticals - Write stories about major New York announcements, culture-related news, best-of lists and upcoming events - Work with Time Out’s social and video team to shoot, coordinate and host videos and grow our reach and engagement across Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube - Publish relevant and comprehensive content across the site that can be shared on Time Out’s national U.S. social channels - Work alongside the Time Out Market team to create content and activations around events, programming and all other facets of the Market online and via social media - Maintain multiple events calendars across all verticals of Time Out New York, updating on a daily/weekly/monthly basis as needed - Ensure Time Out New York’s core guides are updated in a timely manner - Have your finger on the pulse of what’s happening in New York; use your professional contacts and social-media networks to be the first to identify the next big thing. - Build and optimize a dedicated weekly newsletter for Time Out New York, highlighting the most enticing, relevant and timely content for our readers - When requested, serve as a spokesperson/quotable expert on things to do in NYC - Embrace Time Out’s digital-first, mobile-first philosophy—a strong background in digital production is absolutely essential to this role Qualifications - Bachelor’s degree - Advanced English proficiency - Five to six years of professional experience in the media industry, with a specific focus on digital content and production - Excellent grasp and understanding of SEO best practices - Ability to work with various tools of the trade, including content management systems and basic photo and video skills - Experience with analytical tools, including Google Analytics, Looker and Marfeel - On camera experience preferred About our culture At Time Out Group we believe in diversity and equal opportunity for all people. We do not discriminate against external or internal candidates on the basis of age; disability; gender, gender reassignment; race; religion or belief; sexual orientation; marriage and civil partnership; pregnancy and maternity. We believe that diversity develops creativity and enables personal and professional growth where we all learn from each other. We believe in an open culture where ideas are shared candidly and where there is no fear of failure, but rather an understanding that we must experiment and have the freedom to succeed. We believe that everyone has the right to express themselves as they are as this enriches us all. We believe in an open world, social justice, and the pursuit of happiness, after all, we are in the happiness business.