Impact Charitable is a Denver-based nonprofit 501(c)3 organization that exists to help close the gaps between the sources of impact-first capital and communities, ventures and funds who have traditionally faced systemic barriers to accessing critical financial resources. We envision a world in which change makers can thrive by having access to the funding needed to fulfill their visions and solve systemic problems.
Impact Charitable unites catalytic philanthropists with community partners, financial institutions, foundations, social enterprises, and governmental bodies. As an Impact Capital Catalyst, Impact Charitable unlocks and accelerates capital that sparks positive change. We move more money, in more ways, to more people and places. Our work includes Direct Cash and Economic Mobility programs and Impact-First Investing.
Impact Charitable exists to help close capital gaps that exist among deserving, high-impact ventures, projects and funds. Partnering with Private Foundations, Individuals, and Government offices, the organization leverages its expertise and flexible structures to unlock and accelerate the flow of impact-first capital. The Senior Investment Analyst, in coordination with the Director of Capital Activation, is responsible for managing and executing our internal processes for evaluating and making direct investment decisions through to the execution of specific investment transactions while leading the management of our growing investment portfolio.
This is a Senior Manager level role with an annual salary range of $85,000 – $110,000 per year, plus company incentives, based on your unique skills and experience.
This position includes company standard benefits:
Please prepare and send:
Information can be sent to James McClair, Director of Operations
james@impactcharitable.org
Applications due May 3, 2024
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