Remote: New York, NY
$85000 - $100000
(Annual)
Full Time Permanent
Executive/Director
Development/Fundraising, Publishing
Four-day work week with benefits.
Hybrid, but must be able to come into the BOMB offices in Brooklyn three days a week.
Description
BOMB is seeking a Director of Development to lead and oversee its fundraising efforts. The position reports directly to the founder and Editor-in-Chief and manages an Institutional Giving Manager and, in collaboration with the Associate Publisher, works with a Membership Coordinator. The Director will be responsible for creating and implementing individual and institutional giving strategies as well as working with BOMB staff and Board of Trustees on a range of planning initiatives: the Board Advised Future Fund, major and annual gifts, and Trustee expansion.
Responsibilities
- Work closely with Editor-in-Chief to develop fundraising goals for the organization.
- With staff team and Board, develop creative, forward-thinking fundraising strategies to expand base of contributed support across all areas of giving: individual, high-end Membership, Gala, Future Fund, foundation and government.
- Work closely with Editor-in-Chief on short- and long-term organizational planning.
- Establish solicitation priorities, manage prospect lists and research, and develop and execute targeted cultivation plans and solicitation strategies for major gifts program, including individual donations and newly established Patron Memberships.
- Plan and manage select cultivation and stewardship events for individuals.
- Develop and implement an annual Year End Appeal.
- Write grant proposals for special projects and long-term strategic planning.
- Work with Editor in Chief on Board meetings and agendas, and engaging Trustees in fundraising.
- Oversee, with development team, credits, and development related online content.
- Oversee tracking, documenting, and reporting on all prospects, pledges, donations, grants.
- With Finance team and Editor in Chief, prepare and monitor revenue projections and provide accurate reporting.
Qualifications
- Minimum of five-years experience and demonstrated success in fundraising, with increasing levels of responsibility.
- Experience developing and implementing strategies in the areas of individual and institutional giving.
- Experience developing and implementing major gift and endowment campaigns.
- Experience managing a patron’s membership program is not required but a plus.
- Outstanding interpersonal skills and excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- High degree of organization, attention to details, and ability to work on multiple deadline-driven projects.
- Proficiency with donor and sales management software, ideally Salesforce.
- Strong knowledge of and connections with New York City funding community.
- Strong knowledge of contemporary art and nonprofit publishing a plus.
- Entrepreneurial spirit and ability to work well as part of a team.
How to apply
Candidates are invited to submit a cover letter and résumé to [email protected]. Please include your name and “Development Director” in the subject line. No telephone inquiries, please.
The deadline to submit applications is August /10 /2025.
Application Deadline
08/10/2025