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As champion and guardian of the Sonoran Desert, we are seeking dynamic, outgoing and passionate outdoor advocates to join our team and help promote the mission of the Conservancy.

Current Opportunities

Marketing & Communications Coordinator

Job Summary: The Marketing & Communication Coordinator will be part of the Development and Marketing team. The Coordinator will be responsible for telling the story detailing the impact of the Conservancy’s work. Working with internal and external subject matter experts to gather the input, our communications should engage the public to better understand our impact. The Coordinator will be responsible for executing our communications and fundraising strategy through multiple communication channels. They will be responsible for increasing public awareness of our organization and our activities through effective, creative, and professional marketing. The Coordinator will assist in development fundraising efforts and digital campaigns.

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Find and download Conservancy’s Employment Application here.

Finance Manager

Job Summary: The Finance Manager will complete and maintain accurate financial records, provide support for annual financial audits and tax filing processes, and assist with preparing annual budgets, required reports and presentations. This individual will assist the Chief Operating Officer (COO) in financial forecasting, cash flow management, and financial risk management. This individual will oversee receivables, payables, financial processes, journal entries, reconciliations, payroll & benefits, insurance, inventory and financial reporting. A strong background in non-profit finance and GAAP accounting principles is required. This position plays a key role in providing financial guidance and managing the day-to-day financial activities.

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Find and download Conservancy’s Employment Application here.

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