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Seattle’s Global Partnerships Is Hiring for Three Positions

Seattle-based Global Partnerships (GP), a 15-year-old nonprofit that supports microfinance programs in Latin America, is hiring for three positions. The first two listed are new positions.

- Vice President of Enterprise Development: A new position for GP, the VP, Enterprise Development will work with the CEO, CIO, Social Investment Team, MFI partners, and key industry participants to identify, develop, and pioneer initiatives that help the MFI partners leverage their distribution platforms with high-impact, sustainable services beyond microcredit. The initial focus will be on health services and rural agriculture. All initiatives will be aimed at creating clear impact in the lives of people living in poverty, improving financial sustainability, and enhancing the competitive advantage for the MFI. Full job description and how to apply are in this pdf.

- Operations Assistant: The Operations Assistant will play an important transaction, financial and administrative support role for the Social Investment Team and the VP of Finance and Administration. We seek an individual with a background in transactions including experience in financial, legal, and/or contractual transactions. Must be able to handle transactions in Spanish; full Spanish fluency is required. Full job description and how to apply are in this pdf.

- Executive Assistant: The Executive Assistant will play a critical administrative support role to the CEO and Board of Directors at GP’s Seattle headquarters. We seek a dedicated, experienced administrative professional who will serve as a public face for the organization, exemplifying GP’s commitment to mission, respect, collaboration, and excellence. Full job description and how to apply are in this pdf.

And a little more about GP: Founded in 1994, Global Partnerships  is a rapidly growing nonprofit organization with a team of 20 employees and offices in Seattle, Washington, and Managua, Nicaragua. GP has $48 million in socially motivated capital invested in 27 MFI partners in seven Latin American countries reaching 850,000 microcredit borrowers and impacting 3.8 million lives. Find out more on our website.

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