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Program Director, Advancement Communications (VPUR)

University of Maryland University College

College Park, MD (Unknown)Full time$122K/yr – $145K/yr

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University of Maryland University College

Program Director, Advancement Communications (VPUR)

College Park, MD (Unknown)

$122K/yr – $145K/yrSenior Level7+ years expFull time

Posted 9 days ago

Job Summary

Owns the strategic deployment and governance of Salesforce Marketing Cloud across UR, leading campaign-enabled communications and collaboration with OAC, AVP-SO, and campus partners to activate fundraising and engagement work.

Defines SFMC governance and long-term strategy
Drives Forward campaign messaging and recipient journeys

Job Description

Responsibilities

The Program Director of Advancement Communications will play a consultative and collaborative role among internal partners, developing marketing and communications tools and assets that serve the day-to-day work of engagement and fundraising for which UR is responsible.
The Director will rely on supportive partnership with OAC and UR leadership and colleagues in bringing SFMC into our environment and continuing to refine it as a significant tool in advancing fundraising and engagement goals at UMD.
The Director will play an integral role in defining UR’s strategic approach in, as well as its ongoing governance and high-level administration of, implementing Salesforce Marketing Cloud (SFMC) as a centralized, integrated solution for constituent communication across advancement audiences.
As UR pursues a division-wide Salesforce CRM implementation, the realization of strategic and sound processes and procedures, as well as roles and responsibilities will be essential to the project’s success and that of its ongoing governance.
This will be a multi-year effort, introducing and optimizing SFMC through data extensions, segmentation, automations, journeys, roles and permissions, integrations, deliverability and reporting.
The Director will rely on supportive partnership with OAC and UR leadership and colleagues in bringing SFMC into our environment and continuing to refine it as a significant tool in advancing fundraising and engagement goals at UMD.
They will also support alignment with university-wide administration and governance practices for SFMC and related platforms.
The Director will partner closely with the Assistant Vice President for Strategic Outreach (AVP-SO) to ensure that OAC provides thorough, coordinated and intentional communication strategy and messaging architecture connected to advancement priorities, particularly those identified for the Forward campaign.
They will drive cohesive alignment with the campaign’s marketing and communications strategy, and will convene subject matter experts across UR to promote unified campaign and advancement content creation and promotion workflows, from gift announcements and donor impact storytelling to staff and volunteer engagement tools and event strategy.
In summary, the Director will offer leadership in five key areas: (1) defining strategy for implementing and sustaining long-term governance of SFMC across UR teams; (2) contributing to the strategic implementation of our Forward campaign marketing and communications plan to activate and sustain fundraising and engagement momentum; (3) fortifying internal communication infrastructure for UR in support of the division’s strategic priorities; (4) manage OAC staff as well as freelance and vendor partnerships; and (5) positioning the OAC as an interdependent and collaborative partner to colleagues across the division, OMC and campus, and as a committed contributor to campus-wide communication priorities.

Requirements

Education: Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university.
Experience: Seven (7) years of professional communications or marketing experience.
Other: Additional work experience as defined above may be substituted on a year for year basis for up to four (4) years of the required education.
Knowledge of principles and practices of marketing and brand management.
Knowledge of writing, editing, and proofreading.
Skill in oral and written communication.
Skill in the use of Microsoft Office products.
Ability to multitask and prioritize assignments.
Ability to multitask while demonstrating a commitment to customer service.

Preferred

Bachelors' degree in communications, journalism, public affairs, marketing or a related field; master's degree preferred.
Prior experience with the University of Maryland or a similar higher education institution, particularly in interfacing with internal and external UMD constituents and understanding its alumni and donor audiences.
Exceptional ability to translate complex concepts into compelling, audience-centered messaging.
Demonstrated expertise in integrated marketing and communications strategy, including campaign planning, audience segmentation, constituent engagement, multichannel communications and storytelling.
Strong consultation, facilitation, and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build trusted relationships, influence without direct authority, and collaborate effectively across a large, complex organization.
Demonstrated leadership, sound judgment, diplomacy, and discretion, including the ability to foster productive relationships with diverse internal and external stakeholders.
Experience working in higher education advancement, including direct support for marketing and communications, alumni relations, constituent engagement and/or senior leadership.
Experience developing communications strategies, messaging frameworks, editorial plans, executive presentations and multichannel marketing campaigns that support institutional priorities and constituent engagement.
Experience establishing communications governance, editorial standards, operational workflows and business processes within a large, decentralized organization, including organizational change initiatives.
Experience implementing or administering enterprise marketing automation platforms—preferably Salesforce Marketing Cloud—including audience segmentation, customer journey development, email marketing, communications governance, analytics and performance measurement.

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$122K/yr – $145K/yr

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Responsibilities

The Program Director of Advancement Communications will play a consultative and collaborative role among internal partners, developing marketing and communications tools and assets that serve the day-to-day work of engagement and fundraising for which UR is responsible.
The Director will rely on supportive partnership with OAC and UR leadership and colleagues in bringing SFMC into our environment and continuing to refine it as a significant tool in advancing fundraising and engagement goals at UMD.
The Director will play an integral role in defining UR’s strategic approach in, as well as its ongoing governance and high-level administration of, implementing Salesforce Marketing Cloud (SFMC) as a centralized, integrated solution for constituent communication across advancement audiences.
As UR pursues a division-wide Salesforce CRM implementation, the realization of strategic and sound processes and procedures, as well as roles and responsibilities will be essential to the project’s success and that of its ongoing governance.
This will be a multi-year effort, introducing and optimizing SFMC through data extensions, segmentation, automations, journeys, roles and permissions, integrations, deliverability and reporting.
The Director will rely on supportive partnership with OAC and UR leadership and colleagues in bringing SFMC into our environment and continuing to refine it as a significant tool in advancing fundraising and engagement goals at UMD.
They will also support alignment with university-wide administration and governance practices for SFMC and related platforms.
The Director will partner closely with the Assistant Vice President for Strategic Outreach (AVP-SO) to ensure that OAC provides thorough, coordinated and intentional communication strategy and messaging architecture connected to advancement priorities, particularly those identified for the Forward campaign.
They will drive cohesive alignment with the campaign’s marketing and communications strategy, and will convene subject matter experts across UR to promote unified campaign and advancement content creation and promotion workflows, from gift announcements and donor impact storytelling to staff and volunteer engagement tools and event strategy.
In summary, the Director will offer leadership in five key areas: (1) defining strategy for implementing and sustaining long-term governance of SFMC across UR teams; (2) contributing to the strategic implementation of our Forward campaign marketing and communications plan to activate and sustain fundraising and engagement momentum; (3) fortifying internal communication infrastructure for UR in support of the division’s strategic priorities; (4) manage OAC staff as well as freelance and vendor partnerships; and (5) positioning the OAC as an interdependent and collaborative partner to colleagues across the division, OMC and campus, and as a committed contributor to campus-wide communication priorities.

Requirements

Education: Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university.
Experience: Seven (7) years of professional communications or marketing experience.
Other: Additional work experience as defined above may be substituted on a year for year basis for up to four (4) years of the required education.
Knowledge of principles and practices of marketing and brand management.
Knowledge of writing, editing, and proofreading.
Skill in oral and written communication.
Skill in the use of Microsoft Office products.
Ability to multitask and prioritize assignments.
Ability to multitask while demonstrating a commitment to customer service.

Preferred

Bachelors' degree in communications, journalism, public affairs, marketing or a related field; master's degree preferred.
Prior experience with the University of Maryland or a similar higher education institution, particularly in interfacing with internal and external UMD constituents and understanding its alumni and donor audiences.
Exceptional ability to translate complex concepts into compelling, audience-centered messaging.
Demonstrated expertise in integrated marketing and communications strategy, including campaign planning, audience segmentation, constituent engagement, multichannel communications and storytelling.
Strong consultation, facilitation, and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build trusted relationships, influence without direct authority, and collaborate effectively across a large, complex organization.
Demonstrated leadership, sound judgment, diplomacy, and discretion, including the ability to foster productive relationships with diverse internal and external stakeholders.
Experience working in higher education advancement, including direct support for marketing and communications, alumni relations, constituent engagement and/or senior leadership.
Experience developing communications strategies, messaging frameworks, editorial plans, executive presentations and multichannel marketing campaigns that support institutional priorities and constituent engagement.
Experience establishing communications governance, editorial standards, operational workflows and business processes within a large, decentralized organization, including organizational change initiatives.
Experience implementing or administering enterprise marketing automation platforms—preferably Salesforce Marketing Cloud—including audience segmentation, customer journey development, email marketing, communications governance, analytics and performance measurement.