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Job Title:                                 Face to Face (F2F) Team Leader
Salary:                                    Competitive/Market Related
Reports to:                             F2F Campaign Manager
Reporting:                              F2F Fundraiser
Child Protection Level:         2
Travel Requirements:           100%
Budget Responsibilities:      None
Asset Responsibilities:         Ipad, Fundraising Stand/Collateral
Region:                                   Pretoria/Johannesburg

PURPOSE OF THE JOB

The purpose of this role is to represent Save the Children South Africa as a leader of a team of fundraisers.  This entails recruiting donors within a specific programme, period, as well as maintain the interests of new donors to remain committed givers.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES

  1. Supervise a team of F2F Fundraisers and support them to attract individual donors by:
    • Assisting with their induction and providing ongoing onsite training and coaching,
    • Providing expertise in F2F fundraising techniques, objection handing, codes of conduct and day to day operations,
    • Ensuring team members are familiar with and can use appropriate fundraising techniques,
    • Keeping the team motivated and ensure that they behave in a disciplined manner,
    • Quickly identifying and reporting disciplinary issues/ other events that may implicate the organisation or the well-being of team members, to the F2F Campaign Specialist,
    • Helping STCSA to retain F2F fundraisers by developing their skills and supporting those with potential to move on to the team leader role, or other suitable roles within Save the Children South Africa,
  2. Maintain an understanding of STCSA programmes, campaigns and causes, to be able to talk convincingly to potential supporters about the organisation’s work and ensure team members can do the same. This includes keeping up to date with projects and news that affects the team, participating in training, talking with relevant STCSA staff, undertaking individual research, etc.
  3. Be responsible for achieving personal and team’s daily/ weekly targets, in accordance with agreed Key Performance indicators (KPIs). This includes setting targets for individual team members and managing their performance with the support of the Campaign Specialist, and meeting personal fundraising targets.
  4. Provide regular updates to the F2F Fundraising Campaign Specialist i.e. at least four times per day.
  5. Ensure the effective and accurate administration and processing of personal and team sign ups.
  6. Be accountable for and ensure team members take responsibility for any STCSA equipment that is entrusted to their care.
  7. Work together cooperatively with and support other F2F team leaders and fundraisers.
  8. Represent and also ensure that team members represent STCSA in the public sphere in a positive and inspiring manner.
  9. Adhere to STCSA Code of Conduct at all times.
  10. Assist with other fundraising or campaigning activities as directed by the Campaign Specialist.
  11. Assist with organising travel arrangements for F2F fundraising activities as required.
  12. Actively participate in relevant team-building, group activities or meetings.
  13. Undertake any other tasks that may be delegated by the Campaign Specialist that are in keeping with the scope of the role.

COMPETENCIES

  • Proven success in face to face fundraising while other sales/ fundraising experience is useful
  • Experience of supporting and supervising others
  • Ability to both lead and work collaboratively within a team
  • Training experience and the ability to transfer skills to others
  • Ability to work independently
  • Ability to easily build rapport with a diverse range of people
  • Excellent communication skills, creativity and the ability to develop new ways to inspire people about what STCSA does
  • Proven ability to motivate and inspire others
  • Ability to work well under pressure and to handle rejection
  • A positive attitude and high levels of self-motivation
  • Good organisational and time management skills
  • Valid, current drivers’ licence
  • Ambitious, results orientated and able to work in a target driven environment
  • Reliable and adaptable
  • An interest in and passion for STCSA cause
  • Commitment to STCSA mission and values

Interested applicants should send their CV to Nyasha Mukaratirwa [email protected] by midnight, 2 September 2017.

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It was established in the United Kingdom in 1919 in order to improve the lives of children through better education, health care, and economic opportunities, as well as providing emergency aid in natural disasters, war, and other conflicts.

In addition to the UK organisation, there are 29 other national Save the Children organisations who are members of Save the Children International, a global network of nonprofit organisations supporting local partners in over 120 countries around the world.

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Job Title:                                 Face to Face (F2F) Team Leader Salary:                                    Competitive/Market Related Reports to:                             F2F Campaign Manager Reporting:                              F2F Fundraiser Child Protection Level:         2 Travel Requirements:           100% Budget Responsibilities:      None Asset Responsibilities:         Ipad, Fundraising Stand/Collateral Region:                                   Pretoria/Johannesburg

PURPOSE OF THE JOB

The purpose of this role is to represent Save the Children South Africa as a leader of a team of fundraisers.  This entails recruiting donors within a specific programme, period, as well as maintain the interests of new donors to remain committed givers.PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES

  1. Supervise a team of F2F Fundraisers and support them to attract individual donors by:
    • Assisting with their induction and providing ongoing onsite training and coaching,
    • Providing expertise in F2F fundraising techniques, objection handing, codes of conduct and day to day operations,
    • Ensuring team members are familiar with and can use appropriate fundraising techniques,
    • Keeping the team motivated and ensure that they behave in a disciplined manner,
    • Quickly identifying and reporting disciplinary issues/ other events that may implicate the organisation or the well-being of team members, to the F2F Campaign Specialist,
    • Helping STCSA to retain F2F fundraisers by developing their skills and supporting those with potential to move on to the team leader role, or other suitable roles within Save the Children South Africa,
  2. Maintain an understanding of STCSA programmes, campaigns and causes, to be able to talk convincingly to potential supporters about the organisation’s work and ensure team members can do the same. This includes keeping up to date with projects and news that affects the team, participating in training, talking with relevant STCSA staff, undertaking individual research, etc.
  3. Be responsible for achieving personal and team’s daily/ weekly targets, in accordance with agreed Key Performance indicators (KPIs). This includes setting targets for individual team members and managing their performance with the support of the Campaign Specialist, and meeting personal fundraising targets.
  4. Provide regular updates to the F2F Fundraising Campaign Specialist i.e. at least four times per day.
  5. Ensure the effective and accurate administration and processing of personal and team sign ups.
  6. Be accountable for and ensure team members take responsibility for any STCSA equipment that is entrusted to their care.
  7. Work together cooperatively with and support other F2F team leaders and fundraisers.
  8. Represent and also ensure that team members represent STCSA in the public sphere in a positive and inspiring manner.
  9. Adhere to STCSA Code of Conduct at all times.
  10. Assist with other fundraising or campaigning activities as directed by the Campaign Specialist.
  11. Assist with organising travel arrangements for F2F fundraising activities as required.
  12. Actively participate in relevant team-building, group activities or meetings.
  13. Undertake any other tasks that may be delegated by the Campaign Specialist that are in keeping with the scope of the role.

COMPETENCIES

  • Proven success in face to face fundraising while other sales/ fundraising experience is useful
  • Experience of supporting and supervising others
  • Ability to both lead and work collaboratively within a team
  • Training experience and the ability to transfer skills to others
  • Ability to work independently
  • Ability to easily build rapport with a diverse range of people
  • Excellent communication skills, creativity and the ability to develop new ways to inspire people about what STCSA does
  • Proven ability to motivate and inspire others
  • Ability to work well under pressure and to handle rejection
  • A positive attitude and high levels of self-motivation
  • Good organisational and time management skills
  • Valid, current drivers’ licence
  • Ambitious, results orientated and able to work in a target driven environment
  • Reliable and adaptable
  • An interest in and passion for STCSA cause
  • Commitment to STCSA mission and values

Interested applicants should send their CV to Nyasha Mukaratirwa [email protected] by midnight, 2 September 2017.

2017-09-02

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