Business Development Director
Plana · United States · 2026-10-02
About this role
This is a remote position.
The Business Development Director (“BDR”) is responsible for fostering working relationships with organizations that can support our mission. Examples of such organizations include, but are not limited to:
• Financial supporters such as churches and businesses
• Feeders of volunteer resources such as churches, non-profit organizations, and local businesses.
• Organizations that can provide resources for our clients’ journeys such as auto mechanics, child care providers, bio-mother social or support groups, professional drivers or ride-share volunteers, and vocational training organizations
Additionally, the BDR will:
• Develop an annual new business plan that aligns with our mission, vision, and current strategic plan
• Foster relationships with community businesses and program resources
• Secure new partnerships and programs to meet annual goals
• Understand and promote the organization’s services to potential (and existing) clients
• Maintain consistent contact with potential new business contacts/leads, as well as existing clients, regarding existing or future service needs
• Develop and give new presentations on a regular basis
• Assist in marketing and fundraising
• Use our Customer Relationship Management system to track and monitor our pipeline
• Represent the organization at relevant conferences, including but not limited to, making presentations, networking, and participating on appropriate panels
• Attend relevant networking events
This position is currently only open to US residents.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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