Acquisition Manager (3 days a week)

(Permanent Contract)

This is an exciting opportunity to join ActionAid Ireland and help deliver our strategy, which is focused on delivering a just and caring world where women’s human rights are respected through addressing the structural causes of Gender Based Violence (GBV), promoting women’s leadership in humanitarian contexts and amplifying feminist alternatives on economic and climate justice. This is a senior post within the Fundraising team and is essential to delivering ActionAid Ireland’s strategy 2023-2027.

The Acquisition Manager will be responsible for delivering acquisition income and supporter recruitment targets, to increase revenue from Irish audiences and drive innovation into the organisation. This role will manage and  oversee  all digital fundraising  activities, managing the Digital Fundraising Executive who is responsible for oversight of the functionality of the ActionAid  website for fundraising. They will be responsible for marketing to  new and existing supporters,  and actively manage and run the Face to Face agencies in delivery attrition and  volume  targets in  line  with their  budgets. The communications  function  of this role includes new starter journeys, and creation of audience insights. This role will also be responsible for communications and marketing  strategies  for  Emergency  appeals  to  cold and warm audiences, in times of large scale emergency fundraising.  In delivering this role, the post holder will also explore new opportunities for income generation to cold audiences and test and optimize messaging to better inform communications to new audiences for future campaigns.

Please note that this is a hybrid role. You will be required to work from the office 1 day per week.

Role description available here.
Application form available here.
All applications to: recruitment.ireland@actionaid.org
Deadline: Monday 11th March at 5pm.
Salary: €48,000 – €55,000 pro rata depending on experience

Supporter Care Executive (Full-time: 5 days per week)

(Permanent Contract)

ActionAid Ireland is seeking a caring and friendly Supporter Care Executive to join our team on a full-time basis. As Supporter Care Executive you will the first point of contact for ActionAid supporters and will manage all supporter communications into and out of the organisation (via mail, telephone and email). You will also manage the processing of new and existing supporter sign-ups and payments, ensuring our database is up to date and income is processed in an efficient and timely manner. This role requires a post holder who excels in supporter/customer care, who has experience of data entry and has excellent attention to detail and communication skills. This post will also play a supportive role in helping ensure the Retention Manager can deliver on all retention targets and provide ongoing support where needed on managing internal and external retention campaigns.  Please note that this is a hybrid role. You will be required to work from the office 2 days per week.

Role description available here.
Application form available here.
All applications to: recruitment.ireland@actionaid.org
Deadline: Monday 11th March at 5pm.
Salary: €28,000 – €35,000 depending on experience

Supporter Care Executive (4 days per week)

(Permanent Contract)

ActionAid Ireland is seeking a caring and friendly Supporter Care Executive to join our team 4 day per week. As Supporter Care Executive you will the first point of contact for ActionAid supporters and will manage all supporter communications into and out of the organisation (via mail, telephone and email). You will also manage the processing of new and existing supporter sign-ups and payments, ensuring our database is up to date and income is processed in an efficient and timely manner. Finally, you work closely with the Retention Manger assisting with campaign set-up for all retention activities including supporter mailings, email communications, telemarketing and tax campaigns. This role requires a post holder who excels in supporter/customer care, who has experience of data entry and has excellent attention to detail and communication skills. Please note that this is a hybrid role. You will be required to work from the office 2 days per week.

Role description available here.
Application form available here.
All applications to: recruitment.ireland@actionaid.org
Deadline: Monday 11th March at 5pm.
Salary: €28,000 – €35,000 pro rata depending on experience

Chair of the ActionAid Ireland board (voluntary position)

We are seeking a leader who is passionate about women’s rights, combatting poverty and addressing structural change. The Chair should have an understanding of the need for systemic change – both for addressing the climate crisis and achieving economic justice.  As an organisation that seeks to be guided by feminist leadership principles, the Chair will champion this and help drive our strategy.

Whilst experience in international development is not essential, we are seeking someone with a strong understanding of inequalities- particularly for women. The role requires someone who is deeply committed to solidarity, human rights based approaches to poverty eradication and working globally and in Ireland to deliver and campaign for last change.

The Chair is required to be highly strategic, an excellent negotiator and a champion of shifting power and recognising the value of diverse views.

For more details download the full recruitment pack here. 

How to apply:

Please contact CEO Karol Balfe karol.balfe@actionaid.org with a letter of interest and CV. Candidates are encouraged to have an initial meeting with the CEO before submitting an application. The recruitment and selection will be overseen by ActionAid Ireland’s Governance Board and Development Committee.

Feminist Leadership

Our transformative vision of a just world free from poverty, oppression and patriarchy requires transformative feminist leaders: leaders who enable others to lead, building power with them instead of over them.  To develop this approach, we have adopted a set of feminist leadership principles.

We are embracing feminist principles not only because they are consistent with what we do, but also because we know that they are vital to the success of our mission.

We embody these feminist principles through our behaviour in all aspects of our work and our workplace culture, while acknowledging that this is a journey of continual improvement. Read more here. 

 

 

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