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Donor Engagement Associate, Latin America Region

Employment

Full-time

Remote Scope

Worldwide

Date Posted

Oct 30, 2026

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About the Role

Location: Mexico or Argentina What We Can Achieve Together: The Donor Engagement Associate is a member of the Latin America Region Development Team (LAR Dev), which is responsible for raising philanthropic support to advance conservation priorities throughout Latin America. The team works closely with colleagues across TNC to connect donors, prospects, volunteers, and organizational leaders to the region's conservation priorities through meaningful engagement opportunities, inspiring new, continued, and increased philanthropic support. The Donor Engagement Associate provides administrative, operational, and project management support for donor engagement activities across the Latin America Region. They support the planning and execution of donor trips, field visits, cultivation and stewardship events, leadership engagements, and other donor-facing experiences. The Associate serves as a key partner in ensuring donor engagements are delivered seamlessly, efficiently, and at the highest standard. The Associate manages project timelines, schedules planning meetings and stakeholder calls, coordinates logistics, tracks budgets and contracts, supports donor engagement materials development, and maintains systems and tools that support donor engagement efforts. They work closely with Development, Conservation, Finance, Operations, Communications, and external vendors to ensure projects are completed on time and in alignment with organizational policies and procedures. The Donor Engag

Required Skills & Technologies

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Link verified: 10/30/2026

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