University Neighborhood Partners (UNP) and University Advancement seek a Director of Development committed to supporting community-based programming on the west side of the Salt Lake Valley. The Director of Development is pivotal in establishing and deepening relationships between UNP and donors at all levels and manages all fundraising activities from annual giving to major gifts from individuals, corporations, and foundations. The Director of Development is a key leadership role reporting to the Director of UNP and Chief Philanthropy Officer for Campus. The mission of University Neighborhood Partners (UNP) is to bring together university and West side people and resources in reciprocal learning, action, and benefit a community coming together. UNP convenes faculty, students, West Side residents, community organizations, and agencies to work together to address resident-identified community priorities. By addressing social determinants of health and systemic barriers to educational success, these collaborative partnerships foster increased access to higher education for west side residents, a university enriched by its involvement in the broader community, and an enhanced quality of life for all involved. The Director of Development will work on the west side of Salt Lake City at 1060 South 900 West in Glendale with access to satellite space in the University Advancement office complex on the Us main campus.At the University of Utah, we ask a lot of our employees, which is why we give so much in return. In addition to your competitive salary, medical/dental/vision/life plan, and, up to 14.2% contribution to your retirement plan, we also provide: Flexibility: Opportunities to work remotely or in a hybrid capacity as and when appropriate to the responsibilities of your role. Office Culture: we have highly collaborative offices. The dress code is relaxed business/casual appropriate to the day we want you to be comfortable. Plus, youll have a cohort of peer fundraisers with whom you can strategize and collaborate. Wellness in action: take advantage of our many health and wellness programs on-campus and virtually. This includes mental health and resiliency support, discounts on outdoor recreation rentals and Eccles Student Life Center, nutrition services, and more. Community: Discounted and sometimes free admission to arts, cultural, museums, lectures, and select sporting events on campus. Learning: In addition to the many free educational opportunities on campus, the University offers 50% tuition reduction for eligible employees and their families. We also offer many professional development opportunities and an annual budget to develop your skills