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Marlene for Congress: Call Time Manager

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$4.5K/mo

... Finance Director. Marlene Galn-Woods is a former broadcast journalist and mother of five who has ... junior staff conducting donor research and prospecting Build and expand the campaign's donor ...

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Marlene for Congress: Call Time Manager

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Phoenix, AZ • On-site

$4.5K/mo

Full-time

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Job description

Call Time Manager

Marlene Galn-Woods for Congress is seeking a Call Time Manager to support the campaign's finance operation. This is a full-time, fully in-person position based in Arizona's 1st Congressional District. This role will report directly to the Finance Director.

Marlene Galn-Woods is a former broadcast journalist and mother of five who has lived in Arizona for the past 38 years. Her parents fled communist Cuba looking for a better life. Their risk paid off and allowed Marlene to pursue her career as a broadcast journalist, which brought her to Arizona. She is running for Congress in Arizona's 1st Congressional District, one of the most competitive battleground districts in the country.

Winning AZ-01 will require a strong, disciplined, and aggressive fundraising operation. The Call Time Manager will play a critical role in building and executing a successful call time program to help fuel a winning campaign.

Manage the strategic development and day-to-day implementation of the campaign's call time program

Prepare and staff the candidate for call time, including scheduling, call sheets, and briefing materials

Manage donor tracking, follow-up systems, and pledge fulfillment

Maintain and manage the campaign's fundraising database

Oversee interns or junior staff conducting donor research and prospecting

Build and expand the campaign's donor universe, with a focus on Arizona-based and national Democratic donors

Track progress toward call time and fundraising goals and provide regular updates to the Finance Director

Collaborate with the Finance Director on donor acknowledgment and stewardship programs

Assist with additional fundraising needs and donor relations as necessary

Support fundraising events, including preparation, logistics, and follow-up

Perform other duties as assigned

Previous campaign or political fundraising experience preferred, but not required

Strong organizational and time management skills

Exceptional attention to detail

Strong verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills

Ability to adapt and learn quickly in a fast-paced campaign environment

Experience with Google Suite, Microsoft Excel, and NGP (or other political CRMs)

Ability to work in-person in the district

Valid driver's license and reliable transportation

Team-oriented mindset with a positive, solutions-focused attitude

Based in: Arizona's 1st Congressional District (fully in-person)

Salary: Starting at $4,500/month, commensurate with experience

To Apply: Please email a resume to melanie@marleneforcongress.com with the subject line "Call Time Manager Application."

Equal Opportunity Employer Marlene Galn-Woods for Congress is an equal opportunity employer committed to fostering an inclusive, innovative environment. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender identity, or veteran status.

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