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Generous salary & tax-effective packaging Work with one of the country''s most influential public policy think-tanks Grow the regular giving program to support high-impact research & advocacy New permanent role preferably based in Canberra, remote work considered The Organisation The Australia Institute is an independent public policy think tank that conducts high-impact research and advocates for progressive policies across social, economic, and environmental issues. For thirty years, it has been publishing independent, evidence-based research combined with impactful advocacy that shapes public policy debate and drives positive change for a better Australia. Benefits and Culture Supportive, inclusive work environment that values creativity, innovation & collaboration Work in modern offices, close to bus routes Genuine commitment to professional development, training, and learning Employee Assistance Program Competitive salary with tax-effective packaging and cultural leave available The Role This newly created role involves building upon the existing supporter pipeline and overseeing a small, remote team of tele-fundraisers to increase the number of regular givers. Responsibilities include: Donor care, retention, acquisition, growth, upgrades, and renewals Driving supporter engagement to convert one-off donors to monthly donors Collaborating with the digital fundraising team to acquire new regular donors via digital marketing strategies Reporting on campaigns using data analytics and segmentation Skills Required Ideal candidates will have a background in campaigning or fundraising, understanding donor journeys and supporter engagement, in contexts such as political, advocacy, or not-for-profit sectors. Additionally, candidates should have: Knowledge of telefundraising and recurring donation metrics Proficiency with CRMs and telefundraising platforms (e.g., NationBuilder, CallHub) for tracking and insights Experience in improving acquisition and retention rates Understanding of Australian politics, policy, and the role of The Australia Institute Strong project management skills and ability to thrive in a dynamic environment Application Process If you are an innovative campaigner or fundraiser motivated to support The Australia Institute, please apply by sending your CV and a cover letter addressing the skills above. Alternatively, contact (02) 8243 0570 or email [emailprotected]. Note: There is no formal closing date; early applications are encouraged. NGO Recruitment values diversity and accessibility and welcomes applications from all backgrounds. #J-18808-Ljbffr