Campaign Manager

Position Information

Job Title

Campaign Manager (Internal)

Appointment Type

Full-Time Continuing

Position Dates

Hours per week/FTE

35

About the Position

The Campaign Manager plays a key role in leading and coordinating all aspects of Lethbridge Polytechnic's multi-year development campaign—an initiative that will strengthen programs, enhance facilities, and expand opportunities for students.

Acting as the central hub for campaign activity, this role connects people, plans, and priorities to advance institutional goals and inspire community investment. The Campaign Manager oversees campaign timelines and deliverables, reporting and cross-departmental coordination, ensuring seamless execution through collaboration, organization, and strategic focus.

Position Details

• Lead the implementation and coordination of Lethbridge Polytechnic's multi-year campaign, advancing institutional priorities in program growth, facilities, and student success.

• Coordinate campaign timeliness, milestones and deliverables across all phases to ensure progress and accountability.

• Collaborate with internal stakeholders and institutional leadership to align strategy and communications.

• Manage a small portfolio of donors and support cultivation, solicitation and stewardship efforts.

• Support campaign volunteers, committees and working groups, providing materials and support for effective management.

• Track, analyze and report on campaign results through CRM tools and related systems to maintain transparency and data integrity.

• Support internal coordination, campaign events and communication that foster a culture of philanthropy across campaigns.

Required Qualifications

• Post-secondary degree or diploma in project management, business administration, communications or a related field

• Minimum of 3–5 years of experience in project coordination, stakeholder engagement or development-related work within a complex organization

• Demonstrated ability to plan and deliver multi-phase projects that align people, timelines and outcomes

• Strong relationship-building and communication skills with experience engaging donors, volunteers or community partners

• Proven organizational and analytical skills including budget management, forecasting and process improvement

• Proficiency with CRM systems (Salesforce preferred) and comfort using data to inform decisions and report progress

• Exceptional professionalism, adaptability and judgment in managing confidential and sensitive information

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience supporting fundraising or advancement initiatives within a post-secondary or non-profit environment

• Familiarity with stakeholder relations, stewardship and project management practices

• Knowledge of philanthropic trends and campaign best practices

• Experience using Salesforce or similar CRM systems for donor tracking and reporting

Salary

Starting from $81,739 to $90,098 per annum; commensurate with education and experience in accordance with Lethbridge Polytechnic's administrative salary guidelines

Working Here

Culture of Care

A Culture of Care at Lethbridge Polytechnic embraces a workplace that both protects and empowers employees by creating an environment that promotes psychological, cultural and physical safety. All employees play an important role in building a safe and supportive campus dedicated to learning and growing.

Posting Detail Information

Posting Number

P

Open Date

10/29/2025

Close Date

11/05/2025

Open Until Filled

No

Special Instructions to Applicants

Lethbridge Polytechnic is committed to inclusive recruitment practices by providing reasonable access and accommodations to applicants. If you would like to request an accommodation at any stage of the recruitment process, please contact Private information received in relation to the request will only be used to facilitate the recruitment process and will be kept confidential and shared only as needed with the selection committee.