Legacy Marketing Coordinator – Leading Charity

As an experienced and passionate fundraiser with a proven track record of legacy marketing success, you are now ready progress into a role with more responsibility.

Being the country’s leading charity supporting individuals with a learning disability, Mencap are always looking for opportunities to raise the bar and lead from the front. To do this, we need your help!

Legacy Marketing Co-ordinator
Ref: LA50
Location: National Centre, London EC1Y
Salary: £32,400
Permanent, full time 37.5 hours

The Legacy Marketing Coordinator will be responsible for delivering legacy marketing initiatives and reporting on the success of these campaigns – including direct mail, telemarketing, status check, prospecting and events.

In this role, you will work with the Legacy Marketing Manager to develop new initiatives and projects which support the overall objectives of the legacy marketing team. You will also be tasked with helping to build the loyalty of existing requesters, considerers, intenders and pledgers through planned and integrated communications.

You welcome new challenges, and are confident in your ability to ensure the success of legacy marketing projects for Mencap. You are an excellent presenter and are highly competent communicator. You are creative, flexible and resourceful. You have an eye for detail and a head for numbers – and your exceptional office and organisational skills will help you to provide excellent support to other members of the legacy marketing team.

If you want to be part of an enthusiastic and dedicated team please.

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