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Position Description:
Bank of America’s Social & Environment Group supports the company’s responsible growth strategy by working with lines of business and support functions to embed sustainability into everything we do. As part of the team, the AVP/VP, Philanthropy will help lead the firm’s community investment efforts in Asia Pacific (APAC) ex-India, drive volunteering across the enterprise, and support the amplification of our Arts platform.
While the Bank’s multiple award-winning international social and environmental platform is steady state, the AVP/VP, Philanthropy will be required to continuously reassess regional philanthropy strategy to ensure we remain current within the dynamic developmental space. This will require the potential candidate to bring both tactical and strategic innovation to our philanthropic portfolio in terms of enhancing partnerships, looking at innovative capital deployment structures, and opportunities to collaborate with teams across the company, as well as helping to deepen the impact measurement process.
The role will also need to function in a cross-collaborative environment working with support teams and lines of businesses across the Bank to cascade and amplify our work among communities, clients, peers, and other stakeholders.
Key Responsibilities:
- Dynamically manage the Bank’s community investment program in APAC ex-India with a focus on strengthening relationships with existing NGOs and widening partnerships, especially aimed at leveraging blended finance models going beyond traditional philanthropy.
- Work closely with local market philanthropy committees providing support/guardrails in terms of alignment with strategy, grant selection, monitoring grant progress, etc.
- Directly manage 5-6 regional grants with funds deployed across multiple APAC markets, continuously innovating to include calibrated partnerships cutting across multiple focus areas.
- Manage governance frameworks, monitoring, and evaluation of grant portfolio with a strong focus on impact measurement.
- Work closely with other International philanthropy team members to continue to build on our strong international platform.
- Manage employee engagement & volunteerism program for 12 markets.
- Manage regional/international employee engagement campaigns while innovating to introduce key signature regional campaigns.
- Support expansion of Arts & Culture programme across APAC working with other International Arts Leads, as relevant.
- Support outreach for the Art Conservation Project (ACP) and expansion of Art of Connecting initiative.
- Support the marketing and communications of the Bank’s CSR activities internally and externally.
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