Manager, Private Resource Mobilization - GL E - Defined Duration until December 2029
About this role
Within the Global Fund’s Resource Mobilization (RM) department, the Private Resource Mobilization Teams principal goal is the mobilization of financial resources from HNWIs, philanthropic foundations and companies.
Reporting to the Deputy Director of External Relations and Communications in charge of Resource Mobilization (RM), working in close alignment with the Senior Manager, Private RM, and part of the wider RM management team, the Manager actively shapes and implements an ambitious resource mobilization strategy in line with the Global Fund’s mission, strategy, and priority areas for catalytic investments. He/she leads retention and growth efforts with a select group of existing partners as well as diversification efforts with prioritized prospects.
The Manager is responsible for managing a team of approx. 4 staff members.
Key Responsibilities
Reporting to the Deputy ERCD for Resource mobilization, the Manager will:
Resource Mobilization
Under the guidance of the Deputy Director, and in close collaboration with the Senior Manager, PRM, and the Manager, Replenishment, contribute to the development and regular updating of the PS resource mobilization strategy in line with the Global Fund’s overarching RM strategy
Lead the development of workplans for their assigned portfolio, in line with the strategy and budget, define ambitious achievable targets for resource mobilization for their team, track and report financial contributions and deliverables, provide updates to the Department leadership and other stakeholders as necessary
Lead cultivation, engagement and resource mobilization efforts with selected High Net Worth Individuals (HNWIs), foundations and companies in portfolio
Work closely with other Senior managers to identify synergies and strategies to support public donors’ resource mobilization efforts through engagement of the PS partners in portfolio
Identify and pursue, under the strategy, growth opportunities and innovative resource mobilization models.
In close collaboration with the Senior Manager, Private RM, contribute to the development of communication and advocacy strategies in support of private sector RM
In close dialogue with the PSE Risk Committee, ensure the implementation of risk assessment and risk mitigation strategies for private sector partners in portfolio in accordance with policy
Catalytic investment development
Identify potential PS partners for catalytic investment priorities and develop relevant strategic fundraising initiatives
Coordinate the design processes with engaged prospects and internal stakeholders in particular Grant Management and technical teams (TAP, SO, CRG), to develop large scale opportunities for RM that are aligned and implementable within Global Fund policy and strategy frameworks
In close coordination with other Divisions and departments, in particular Grant Management, TAP and Legal, lead the structuring and negotiation of partnerships to minimize Global Fund transaction costs and maximize impact.
Partner/Champion Management
Build and nurture Global Fund’s relationship across prioritized private sector prospects and partners in portfolio.
Ensure high quality relationship management of existing partnerships, including tracking and supporting the implementation of donor funding in coordination with Global Fund divisions and the development and implementation of reporting and communication plans for partners.
Engage PS champions and partners in portfolio in the Global Fund replenishment efforts, and play a key role in identifying opportunities for leveraging private sector involvement.
Representation
Represent the Global Fund at high-level meetings, conferences and events
Support and accompany Board leadership, the ED, Director ERCD, Deputy Director ERCD and other Senior Leadership in meetings and events.
Management
Lead a team of approx. 4 staff members, as well as external consultants, and dynamically align assigned staff resources in order to meet targets.
Subject to change by the Executive Director at any time at their sole discretion.
Qualifications
Essential:
Advanced degree in Business Administration, economics, international relations or similar field
Experience
Essential
Professional experience in the private sector, development cooperation, or working with private sector partnerships
Deep experience of and demonstrated experience in working in or with the philanthropy sector, foundations, as well as corporate resource mobilization
At least 10 years of professional experience in the private sector, development cooperation or working with private sector partnerships, or resource mobilization
Experience of prospect and partner engagement strategy development, with a preference for UHNWI and Foundation engagement
Experience of grant design, technical project design and deployment of funds in LMIC
Demonstrated capacity to raise significant $10’s-100’s millions from private sector sources
Experience in analytics & research
Deep understanding of development issues and development co-operation.
Desirable
Experience of global health, global health project design, with a preference for experience in HIV, TB and Malaria, as well as in Health systems
Exposure to working with developing countries
Working in or exposure to related fields, leading to a basic understanding of global health issues and the three diseases
Languages: An excellent knowledge of English and preferably a good working knowledge of French. Knowledge of other languages would be an asset.
Functional Competencies:
Negotiation – Mastery
Resource Mobilization – Mastery
Analytical – Mastery
Business – Mastery
The Global Fund recruits top-tier talent for our open positions, in support of our mission to end AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria as epidemics.
Explore our vacancies and apply on the Global Fund Careers recruitment system.
More information on working at the Global Fund is available on the Careers section of our main website.
Job Posting End Date
20 August 2026