Director of Global Development

Executive Position Announcement

Director of Global Development

April 2026

Global Conservation is seeking a Director of Global Development, preferably based in

San Francisco, Los Angeles or New York, with 10-15+ years of experience in raising

large funding for international nature conservation.

Responsibilities

Reporting to the Executive Director, the Director of Global Development will have

primary responsibility for success of the Global Parks Fund, a new $100 million

philanthropic investment in protection of the world’s most endangered national parks in

developing countries.

Primary objectives include:

Successful fundraising and reporting to major donors on Park and Wildlife Protection

through the Global Parks Fund.

Strategic decision-making in terms of all major issues affecting Global Conservation.

In partnership with the Executive Director, this position is directly responsible for all

fundraising and development activities.

The Director of Global Development will design and implement a comprehensive plan

for developing key external funding and alliances cultivating individual, family and

foundation philanthropic support, through the solicitation of major gifts, GC Trips,

special events, and corporate and foundation support.

The Director will expand and diversify the donor base/pipeline and work closely with

other team members to secure funding for new initiatives. In addition, the Director willwork closely with the board of directors and support board members as they take on a

more active fundraising role.

The Director will actively work with the Executive Director and GC Project Directors to

develop and implement a comprehensive GC Project and Global Development strategy

to include corporate, foundation, government grants, etc.

The Director will have primary responsibility for development and execution of all

proposals; write and archive all proposals with a long-term relationship-management

approach and oversee research funding sources and trends, with foresight, to help

position Global Conservation ahead of other competitors, major funding changes and

trends.

The Director will manage all major donor confidential information; provide and present

statistical analysis to board and senior leaders and develop and implement a

stewardship program aimed at cultivating deeper ties with major donors.

Compensation

Salary: Based on Experience $120-150,000 per year

Hours: Minimum of 40 hours per week; 160 hours per month

Medical Insurance: Up to $800 per month reimbursed

Office Rent Subsidy: Up to $1,000 per month reimbursed

Vacation: 4 Weeks paid per year

Business Expenses: All reimbursed within 7 days of Invoice Report

The Director will uphold the highest standards of conservation ethics and professional

excellence representing the Company in all occasions and communications. The

Director will be bound by the GC Confidentiality Agreement.

Contact:

Jeff Morgan

Executive Director

+1.650.814.2045

jmorgan@globalconservation.org

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