In conjunction with the President, the Director will create and implement a five-year development plan. In addition, the director is responsible for managing the Foundation s database of current and prospective donors, and writing and submitting grant proposals to appropriate foundations and corporations across the country. The director will prepare development materials, promotional publications and other items necessary to support the implementation of the plan and to help define the Foundation s public presence. The Director will work with the President to integrate the Foundation s public relations efforts with the development plan. A bachelor s degree and at least three to four years experience is required.
Salary is negotiable depending on experience.
Candidates should submit a cover letter, writing samples, a list of references and salary requirements. Washington s graduate school of statecraft and national security policy, will be holding its summer program from June 5 through July 27, 2000. Courses meet two evenings per week and are accredited by Boston University. Financial aid is available. TIPP will build upon the groundwork laid by TFI, reflecting the broadened focus of the organization to include all public policy issues that touch Tennessee citizens, families, and businesses.