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Associate Dean for Development and Alumni Relations

Harvard University, Graduate School of Design , Cambridge, Massachusetts

Consistently ranked the top design school in the world, the Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD), part of prestigious Harvard University, is dedicated to the education and development of design professionals in architecture, landscape architecture, urban planning, and urban design. The formidable GSD program is at once wildly ambitious, experimental and optimistic, with a curiosity and commitment to exploring complex challenges that places the school at the intersection of art, science, and action. With a dedication to excellence that demands the skillful pairing of form and technology and draws inspiration from a broad range of social, environmental, and cultural issues, the GSD is uniquely positioned to provide leadership for shaping the built environment of the 21st century.

The Opportunity

Reporting to the Dean of the GSD and working in close liaison with the University Development Office, the Associate Dean for Development and Alumni Relations serves as the School’s principal strategist for all aspects of external relations. The Associate Dean is responsible for advancing the mission of the GSD through strategic planning and leadership in the formation and execution of a comprehensive fundraising strategy. A member of the School’s senior leadership team, the Associate Dean will build strong relationships with the School’s stakeholders and donors and develops, prioritizes and implements fundraising and alumni relations strategies. S/He will work within a collaborative environment of faculty and staff, including key partnerships with the Senior Associate Dean, the Finance Dean, the Director of Development and the Director of Alumni Relations & Annual Giving.

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