HealthFund Hub
Partnerships & Communications Manager (HealthFund Hub- Global Health Finance Coalition)

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Partnerships & Communications Manager (HealthFund Hub – Global Health Finance Coalition)
Working Hours
Roughly 15 hours weekly
Location
Fully remote
Compensation
Voluntary
Start Date
As soon as possible
Application Deadline
Open until the ideal candidate is found
About the Job
The HealthFund Hub is an early-stage digital platform connecting investors, funders, and resource-seeking organizations across global health. It brings funding discovery, verified profiles, and matchmaking into a single environment to make global health financing more efficient, transparent, and fair. We're building from the ground up and looking for two people to drive the business and marketing side of the platform through launch and early growth.
To build and manage the platform's external relationships and its voice — developing partnerships with key players in the global health finance ecosystem while owning communications, outreach, and content.
Responsibilities
Partnerships
- Build and manage relationships with philanthropic networks, donor consortiums, CSR forums, government agencies, and research bodies
- Lead outreach to target partners (e.g. foundations, impact investors, Convergence Network, Devex, Transform Health Fund, Global Giving, UHC2030) and early adopters
- Prepare outreach lists, concept notes, demo materials, and early-adopter/co-branding proposals
- Represent the platform at major forums, sector events, and civil-society summits
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Communications
- Own the HealthFund Hub's LinkedIn presence — building the voice, growing the audience, and driving engagement
- Plan, write, and grow the newsletter for stakeholders across the ecosystem
- Develop outreach packages: one-page introductions, demo videos, membership details, and benefit descriptions
- Coordinate webinars and training sessions to help NGOs and partners navigate the platform
- Support proposal writing and communication materials for partners and funders


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Requirements
- Experience in partnerships, communications, outreach, or a related field
- Strong writing and storytelling skills for professional, mission-driven audiences
- Comfort managing social media (especially LinkedIn) and email/newsletter channels
- A relationship-builder who can represent the platform credibly to senior stakeholders
- Interest or background in global health, development, or the NGO/donor space is a strong plus
What We Offer
- Ownership of the platform's external voice and key relationships from day one
- A seat at the table as the platform and its partner ecosystem grow
- Direct exposure to leading organizations across global health and impact finance
How To Apply
Submit your CV and a short cover letter.
For questions, contact us at: hr@id-alliance.org
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. We encourage early submissions. We look forward to your application and your contribution to building stronger global health systems!
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