This role is responsible for gathering and creating content for the organization’s digital communication platforms, email outreach, social media sites, and the execution of these multi-channel communication campaigns.
This role is responsible for gathering and creating content for the organization’s digital communication platforms, email outreach, social media sites, and the execution of these multi-channel communication campaigns.
Working closely under the Senior Manager, Major Gifts, this position supports Sundance Institute’s commitment to attracting, retaining, and engaging mission and values-aligned donors to support our work through financial contributions and other methods.
Working closely under the Interim Associate Director, Institutional Giving, the Grant Writer and Coordinator collaborates with multiple departments to build strong cases for philanthropic support and ensure that constituents are connected to the work of Sundance Institute’s artist programs and the annual film festival.
Be part of a growing social enterprise helping people and the planet. This active role combines operations, logistics, and hands-on work coordinating pickups and deliveries, organizing inventory, lifting and moving furniture, and driving a box truck. We help move quality furniture from homes where it is no longer needed into homes where it is, while keeping usable items out of the landfill.
This role provides strategic communication leadership across the Operations portfolio, which includes Employee Health and Well‑Being (EHWB), Human Resources, the Department of Public Safety (DPS), the Office of Information Technology (OIT), and the Office of Compliance, Ethics and Policy (OCEP).
Working under the General Counsel, and in close collaboration with the Managing Director, Festival and Institute Operations, the Director will lead Sundance Institute’s efforts to engage the Boulder and wider Colorado community. The Director will work across departments to develop and execute strategies to make the Festival and the Institute an active and positive community member and successfully advance opportunities for storytellers in Colorado.
Working closely under the Associate Director, Institutional Giving, this role manages a diverse institutional portfolio, identifying and cultivating mission-aligned foundations and government entities to secure sustainable financial support and multifaceted partnerships for the Institute’s programs.
The Manager, Advancement Operations is responsible for creating and implementing an operational infrastructure to support all areas of Advancement including corporate, individual, foundation, and government giving. This work includes acting as a liaison to the Finance Departments, maintaining and updating the CRM, developing research briefings and profiles for Institute leadership and advancement staff, assisting with donor recognition and crediting, and troubleshooting technical issues with the
This position provides leadership, cohesion, and operational management across CU Boulder’s group visit portfolio. This role supervises both the School Visit Program Coordinators, ensuring aligned innovative practices, visit accessibility, and inclusive; mission aligned programming across all grade levels. The Assistant Director strengthens pipelines, expands access, and creates innovative, experiential, and culturally responsive programming serving diverse student communities across Colorado.