DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

NLGA Development (approx. 40% of position)

• Perform all-sources development: fundraising, sales, invoicing, collection, tracking and reporting, service, recognition, renewal, and relationship building and maintenance
• Responsible to meet goal amounts
• Initiate and complete private sector membership and sponsorship sales, including in-kind donations, in-kind events, and possible grant application completion and writing
• Lead fundraising for 3+ meetings a year, largely from the private sector
• Assist in identification of opportunities from private sector, partners, foundations, and entities of government to fund policy research, seminars, capital expenses, international travel, or other
• Maintenance of all development through service, relationship building, billing & collections, renewals, tracking and reporting, etc.

NLGA Meetings, Marketing, and Membership Services (approx. 35% of position)

• Represent the Association, its members and the office of lieutenant governor professionally and in a non-partisan manner
• Responsible for speakers’ technical needs for 3+ meetings/yr
• Second-in-command for meeting development, planning and execution, which may include leading on site visits and hotel selections, working with hotel on contractual issues, and management of and issues related to the hotel block
• Initiate/respond to public and private sector members and the press
• Assist in development of web site(s), and content for and posting to web site(s)
• Continue or initiate emerging media services including webinars, social media,
• Become a primary user of the association database system, web site, and financial reporting system through self-guided study
• Become a primary user of other software/systems necessary to operate NLGA (i.e. Microsoft and Adobe products, QuickBooks, Good Grants, WordPress, etc.), through self-guided study
• Initiate improvements to NLGA communications, including web site, meeting materials, meeting agenda book, e-newsletter, printed newsletter, annual report, portfolio, more, and assist in writing and completion of each on deadline and suggest new or replacement opportunities
• Assist in content development for all NLGA services, products, publications and meetings
• Identify, initiate, service, and maintain new and existing services, projects, and opportunities for public and private sector members and staff
• Write research papers, news stories, newsletter articles, press releases, and various written updates

NLGA Project Work (approx. 25% of position)

• Accept and readily assume a leadership role in the association sharing with the Director ideas and advice on short and long term planning, priorities, and strategic vision, while understanding the small nature of the association means the Associate Director performs his/er own and Association daily tasks (i.e. typing, telephone answering, filing, lifting and moving crates and boxes, )
• Staff various sessions, meetings or missions which may contain international guests or to plan or help plan international missions, where this employee may not be attending, may also be attending, or may be attending as the lead or sole staff person
• Serve as committee or project director on a myriad of Duties include agenda and minutes preparation, budget compliance, fiscal and/or policy analysis, development and maintenance of technical aspects
• Lead various projects which may include web site creation or maintenance, reporting including grant or other reporting, planning and conducting webinars, etc.
• Personally conduct all research, outreach or other elements of a project or proposal
• Perform original research, writing and presentations on an array of project or issue areas
• Perform original research, writing and presentations on issues related to the office of lieutenant governor or NLGA projects or NLGA operations

All other duties as assigned.

SALARY: $55,000 - 65,000 annual

LOCATION: Northern Kentucky/Cincinnati Metropolitan Area (Office in Covington, KY) (may negotiate limited telecommuting)

EXPERIENCE

• Experience as project leader is a required minimum, Associate Director or Manager-level experience
• At least five years of relevant
• Must have a proven record of completing work independently, meeting deadlines and goals with little
• Must possess proven political acumen, stalwart discretion and judgment, and immense
• Proven track-record of development and fundraising from various sources (i.e. private sector, membership sales, successful grant writing experience, success obtaining or managing funding) is necessary.
• Knowledge of state government and experience in event planning/meeting management preferred but not required.
• Must have some technical knowledge including print communications, PowerPoint and other technology used at conferences. Web site experience is a plus.
• Must have exemplary communication skills, including oral presentations and sales ability, and in written communications including press releases, academic findings, annual reports, and/or news
• Demonstrated experience in issue analysis or original research and presentation, published or presented works, is a plus.

QUALIFICATIONS

• This individual must show initiative and be an independent and team worker, must have stalwart discretion and judgment, must multi-task, and must be an accountable, cooperative, collaborative, non-partisan team player.
• While working with NLGA at its highest level, this individual must also know they have no administrative support and they will be a hands-on employee in every way from answering phones to packing, lifting and shipping boxes.
• Must be able to independently lift and transport 40-pounds in a repetitive Must be willing to work long hours, be consistently on-call, and travel up to 10 – 20% of the time, including internationally.
• Must have or be able to obtain valid
• Must accountably accept responsibility and leadership, and hold

EDUCATION: Bachelor’s degree required. Additional certification(s)/study are valued.

About National Lieutenant Governors Association

The National Lieutenant Governors Association (NLGA), organized in 1962, is the professional association for the elected officials first in line of succession to the governors in the 50 states and five U.S. territories. The purpose of NLGA is to promote the efficiency and effectiveness of the office of lieutenant governor and the official second-in-command, to foster interstate cooperation, to provide a medium for the exchange of views and experiences on subjects important to the people of the states and territories, and to generally improve the efficiency of state and territorial administration.

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