About the Role

Key Responsibilities

• Underwrite and manage diverse investments (grants, loan guarantees, PRIs, MRIs) in line with CHF’s mission and Investment Policy Statement (IPS). 
• Build and maintain relationships with consultants, intermediaries, and legal/financial partners. 
• Collaborate with program officers to identify high-impact opportunities. 
• Lead and facilitate CHF’s impact investing loan committee, the Impact Investing Workgroup, to approve and/or expand community partnerships. 
• Monitor portfolio performance and address issues. 
• Oversee annual updates to the Investment Policy Statement. 
• Design and deliver training and host convenings to advance field thought leadership. 
• When appropriate, share relevant learnings with CHF staff and board, as well as peer foundations’ staff and their boards of directors interested in learning more about impact investing. 
• Learn and live into CHF’s mission, cornerstones, culture, and organizational structure. 
• Combine entrepreneurial energy with disciplined action for large and small tasks.   
• Actively engage communities across Colorado while conveying professionalism and authenticity when representing CHF.  
• Work independently, while exercising effective time management 
• Approach the work with a spirit of collaboration with cross-functional team members 
• Model strong relationship development and management skills, including self and role awareness, skillfully navigating difficult conversations, and regularly seeking and delivering constructive feedback.  
• Demonstrates confidentiality, attention to detail, and accuracy in record-keeping, while fostering collaboration through strong written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills. 
• Proactively develop a deep understanding of the communities we serve, including communities of color, rural communities, and neighborhoods or regions that face the greatest health inequities.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent professional experience that would prepare for the work of community engagement and advancing health equity through racial justice. 
• 8 years’ experience directly applicable to health philanthropy or health related work, which includes 5 years’ experience in philanthropy or related field  
• 3 years’ experience with partnership development and/or arranging various structures of financial support for organizations serving communities in need.  
• Demonstrated knowledge and expertise in financial analysis, underwriting and assessing risk, and making/monitoring a range of investments that ultimately serve communities in need.  
• Demonstrated proficiency in Microsoft Office suite  
• Advanced Microsoft Excel skills 
• Valid Colorado Driver’s License 

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