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Director of Consumer
charity: waterDirector of Consumer overseeing charity: water's recurring giving growth and managing paid media strategies. Leading donor engagement and maximizing financial contributions to support clean water initiatives.
Posted 6/2/2026full-timeRemote • Tennessee • 🇺🇸 United StatesLead💰 $149,000 - $158,000 per yearWebsite
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Hard Skills
paid media strategyconsumer marketingfundraisingrevenue targetsdigital channelsmedia planningaudience targetingcreative testingbudget managementrecurring revenue programs
Soft Skills
collaborationleadershipanalytical skillsperformance managementcommunicationteam developmentstrategic thinkingproblem-solvingadaptabilitycreativity
Tools & Technologies
MetaGoogleAI toolsanalytics platformsCRM systemsmarketing automationreporting toolscampaign management softwarebudget tracking toolsperformance monitoring systems
Industry Keywords
subscription programsmonthly givingfull-funnel marketingcustomer acquisition cost (CAC)lifetime value (LTV)retention ratemajor donor programsconsumer donor journeypaid acquisitionmulti-channel marketing
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesSpring
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Owning charity: water’s Spring recurring revenue target — acquisition, retention, upgrade, and LTV — as the primary measure of team success
- Building and managing the full-funnel consumer donor journey from first gift through multi-year commitment. Actively looking at how to accelerate a donor's depth of giving and move consumer donors into Mid & Major portfolios
- Designing and optimizing the 1x-to-Spring conversion pathway, evaluating one-time giving programs primarily through a recurring conversion lens
- Partnering with the VP and Revenue Resources team to define ‘major donor ready’ signals and build the handoff infrastructure that captures them
- Owning paid acquisition strategy across all channels (paid social, paid search, TV/CTV, display, direct mail); setting the brief, directing agency and contractor partners, and holding them accountable to performance
- Managing a multi-channel paid media budget with rigor — forecasting, tracking, and reporting on CAC, CPA, ROAS, and revenue attribution
- Building toward an AI-optimized media operating model that replaces long-term agency dependence, staying current on how AI is reshaping paid acquisition and accelerating its integration it into how the team operates
- Managing and developing two direct reports: Campaign Senior Manager and Lifecycle Senior Associate, with clear performance expectations and regular developmental feedback
- Building the feedback loops between paid media, lifecycle, and campaign functions that compound learning across every activation
- Owning channel performance metrics: CPA, ROAS, retention rate, upgrade rate, Spring conversion from 1x, and LTV
- Leading the Consumer team’s experimentation and testing infrastructure; frameworks that generate learning across creative, audience, and channel, not one-off tests
- Partnering with Growth Product to improve Spring conversion rates, ARPU, and retention through landing page and onboarding experimentation
- Partnering with Data & Analytics to establish Spring donor performance reporting as a single source of truth across acquisition, retention, upgrade, and LTV
- Collaborating with Corporate Partnerships on shared audience strategy; partnership-driven awareness feeds paid retargeting poolsWorking with Revenue Resources on the upgrade pathways that move Spring donors toward major giving
- Integrating AI tools into Consumer team workflows; creative optimization, audience targeting, performance monitoring
Requirements
What you’ll need- 8-10 years in consumer marketing or fundraising with direct ownership of revenue targets, including significant time in a growth or performance marketing capacity
- Hands-on paid media experience, you have personally directed paid acquisition strategy across digital channels (Meta, Google, paid social) and understand media planning, audience targeting, creative testing, and budget management at a meaningful scale. Agency direction experience required.
- A commitment to integration & collaboration. You’re more eager to see the organization's revenue grow then just Consumer. You work well with Product, Engineering, and Design teams to deliver exceptional experiences and strong experimental designs.
- Extensive experience with subscription or monthly giving programs. You have owned a recurring revenue product (subscription, membership, or monthly donor program) and have demonstrated results in acquisition, retention, and upgrade.
- Full-funnel fluency: you’ve managed or closely directed paid acquisition, lifecycle communications, and campaign programs as an integrated system, not separate functions
- Experience managing direct reports and agency or contractor relationships. You’ve developed people and held external partners accountable to performance
- Strong analytical instincts. You are comfortable with CAC, LTV, retention cohort analysis, and the metrics that distinguish a healthy recurring revenue program from one quietly eroding
- Clear POV on how AI is changing paid media and marketing operations and a track record of leaning into new tools before they become standard.
Benefits
Comp & perks- Unlimited PTO
- Summer Fridays
- 6-week paid sabbatical leave after 5 years of employment
- Annual bonus potential through The Pool
- 401k plan + employer match
- Medical covered at 85% + Dental/Vision contributions
- FSA + dependent day care FSA
- Employer-paid life insurance, STD, LTD
- 16-week paid maternity and paternity leave for new parents
- Stipends for Home office, Professional Development, and a You-do-You Perk
- TSA Pre-check reimbursement
- Flexible working hours; team members are expected to be online 10am - 4pm ET regardless of location, plus three hours per day asynchronously, which factors in an hour for lunch
- 2-4 annual travel requirements that foster team alignment, connection and in-person collaboration