Director, CGI Health Equity

Clinton Foundation•New York, NY

1d•$137,000 - $142,000

About The Position

The Director of CGI’s Health Impact Area (CGI Health) executes its strategy by translating the impact agenda into partnership direction, stakeholder engagement, and structured initiatives. Reporting to the Managing Director of Health, the Director provides strategic leadership, drives partnership strategy, expands engagement with funders, government, private-sector and multilateral organizations, and leads high-impact partnerships, including Commitments to Action—new initiatives launched through CGI. The Director oversees CGI Health’s active Commitments portfolio and develops new Commitments annually in collaboration with U.S. and global partners working to make quality health care more available, accessible, and equitable. The role also builds strategic connections and partnerships to support the execution of CGI health initiatives. CGI convenes global and emerging leaders to develop and implement solutions to pressing challenges. It facilitates action by helping members connect, collaborate, and create specific, measurable Commitments to Action rather than directly implementing projects. The Director works across CGI and the Clinton Foundation, as well as with external partners, to advance health impact priorities and initiatives.

Requirements

Master’s degree required.
At least 10 years of professional experience in public health or healthcare in positions of increasing responsibility.
At least 2–3 years directing a team, multiple projects, or a function.
At least 4 years in a role with similar requirements at a substantially equal organization.
Proven ability to connect partnership strategy and development with real-world impact.
Expertise in program development and execution.
Experience developing and managing partnerships and multi-stakeholder engagement strategies.
Deep knowledge of health systems strengthening, health financing, and the global development and social-impact landscape, including relevant stakeholders, policy, and trends.
Strong leadership presence and ability to engage senior technical leaders and executives across sectors, lead large meetings, and represent the Clinton Foundation to stakeholders.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree focused on public health or international development.
International experience.
12–14 years of professional experience, including 5–7 years managing people and program oversight.
Experience in fundraising or sponsorship cultivation, creating corporate engagement models, or developing investment plans.

Responsibilities

Drive new stakeholder engagement and steward high-impact partnerships.
Provide day-to-day oversight of CGI Health’s portfolio of active Commitments.
Identify and develop new Commitments annually.
Foster connections and strategic partnership opportunities that support initiatives launched through CGI.
Proactively recruit organizations to join the CGI network, including Fortune 500 companies, philanthropic institutions, community-based organizations, multilateral organizations, and government entities.
Partner with CGI Health leadership and departments across CGI and the Clinton Foundation to turn project and investment ideas into specific project plans; provide partner recommendations, share best practices, and mobilize network resources to achieve tangible outcomes.
Identify and advise on emerging healthcare and public health issues where CGI’s convening, connecting, and catalyzing model can multiply solutions and impact.
Oversee the development and execution of strategic convenings and partner activations.
Develop private roundtables that raise issue awareness and catalyze impact-oriented partnerships and resources.
Develop public-facing panels and discussions at CGI or partner events to elevate issues and partner-led initiatives.
Build, steward, and support CGI Health communities of practice and Action Networks.
Lead and maintain external relationships with CGI partners and ecosystem stakeholders.
Proactively engage partner organizations in CGI events.
Support CGI and Clinton Foundation colleagues with programming relevant to recruiting sponsors and supporting paid-ticket recruitment for the CGI Annual Meeting.
When appropriate, work with CGI community growth and Clinton Foundation development colleagues on sponsorship proposals or other requests that sustain CGI’s work.