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iMentor

Nonprofit pairs first-generation students with mentors

Associate Director - Fundraising Systems & Analytics

Business OperationsUpdated on Nov 14
Full-timeNew York, NY, USA$80k - $85k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • Four or more years of experience in development operations, fundraising systems, grants management, or nonprofit data roles.
  • Deep working knowledge of Salesforce as a fundraising system.
  • Ability to work independently, manage competing priorities, and carry complex projects through to completion.
  • Ability to collaborate with colleagues across departments and functions, adapting approach and communication style to fit the audience.
  • Comfort using AI tools in daily work; iMentor provides enterprise Claude access to all staff.
  • Strong written communication.
  • Strong research and analytical skills.
  • Impeccable attention to detail.
  • A bachelor's degree is required.
  • Must meet district public school partner compliance requirements, including background checks.
  • Recognizes and values the unique backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives of all individuals and actively contributes to a welcoming and collaborative environment.

Responsibilities

  • Alongside the VP of Philanthropy and Development Operations, design and maintain Salesforce structures that keep the system accurate and usable for fundraisers, including donor segmentation, campaign structure, moves management processes, and integrations across fundraising platforms.
  • Assist the VP of Philanthropy and Development Operations with quarterly Board reporting and monthly executive reporting, including give and get tracking.
  • Build and maintain annual dashboards covering revenue to goal, pipeline health, and campaign performance.
  • Build and implement the annual revenue forecasting process in close partnership with the VP of Philanthropy and Development Operations.
  • Produce annual analysis of fundraising trends, including donor retention, attrition, and giving patterns.
  • Support annual budget planning with historical trend analysis and growth assumptions.
  • Serve as the standing point of contact between Development, Organizational Learning, and Program Impact for data requests.
  • Own the process for moving outcome and impact data from Organizational Learning and the Program Impact team into proposals, reports, and donor communications, including maintaining an approved set of externally citable metrics and running an annual data refresh.
  • Build and maintain the institutional grants calendar so every team knows when proposals, reports, and supporting data are due.
  • Ensure grant records in Salesforce remain accurate and current, including grant periods, payment schedules, restrictions, and reporting deadlines.
  • Own iMentor's fundraising technology stack and related platforms, manage vendor relationships, and evaluate new tools as needed.
  • Maintain the contract and renewal calendar for all development systems.
  • Use AI tools, including iMentor's enterprise Claude environment, to streamline development operations and reduce manual work.
  • Identify more efficient ways to run development processes and recommend automation or AI where it can improve accuracy, speed, or consistency.
  • Provide operational support to the Associate Director of Donor Engagement and Events on campaigns and events, including GoFundMe Pro page administration, registration and attendee data, sponsor tracking, revenue capture, and post-event reconciliation as needed.
  • Conduct prospect research, manage prospect research consultants, and prepare donor briefs as needed.
  • Work occasional evenings and weekends to support organization-wide initiatives and events.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience managing software vendors, contracts, or renewals.

About the Company

iMentor

Nonprofit pairs first-generation students with mentors

iMentor is a nonprofit that helps first-generation high school students prepare for college and beyond by pairing them with college-educated mentors. Working mainly in New York City and Chicago, iMentor forms school partnerships and runs a matching program where mentors guide students through college planning, navigating higher education, and early career steps. Mentors receive training and ongoing support, and students access various services to stay on track toward college enrollment and success. Compared with other programs, iMentor focuses specifically on first-generation students, builds long-term, school-based mentoring relationships, and uses outcome data to measure impact. It sustains its work through donations, grants, corporate sponsorships, and partnerships with high schools. The organization’s goal is to close the opportunity gap by ensuring more first-generation students enroll in college and succeed after graduation.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1999

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