Job Details

Eagle Health is seeking a Partnership Advisor to join our team in support of the Anti-Corruption Center (ACC) in USAID's Democracy, Human Rights, and Governance (DRG) Bureau.

As part of USAID's elevation of anti-corruption as a core development priority, USAID is pursuing a range of new alliances and ambitious initiatives. The Integrity for Development (I4D) campaign was launched in Spring 2023 and seeks to increase the overall envelope for anti-corruption efforts globally, including in environments in which the international community is making major sectoral investments, such as climate finance. The campaign calls on foundations, bilateral donors, and multilateral actors to mobilize $250 million to promote accountability, transparency, and public integrity by the end of 2024. The Advisor will work with the ACC's Policy and Partnership team Lead to cultivate and manage relationships with other donors (including as part of the Integrity for Development workstream) and with multilateral actors. This will include setting overall campaign priorities, leveraging strategic convening opportunities, and conducting individual outreach to key potential partners (e.g., researching donor interests, setting up meetings, and following up on action items). The Advisor will also strategically deploy with DRG/-AC leadership and Agency principals to advance anti-corruption partnerships. 

Deliverables

• Integrity for Development campaign plan, to include how strategic convening opportunities can be maximized
• Background research on donor partners and multilateral actors
• Recommendations for potential partners who should be prioritized for I4D outreach
• Meeting agendas and notes
• Strategic recommendations for the ACC’s engagement with multilateral partners
• Weekly updates
• Review of research as relevant

Responsibilities:

• Provide strategic direction on USAID’s engagement with external partners on anti-corruption
• Coordinate internal team meetings and liaise with relevant stakeholders
• Outreach to new and existing donor partners
• Arranging meetings with relevant external actors
• Follow-up on action items from meetings
• Possible participation in conferences and other relevant gatherings
• Tracking the strategic big picture in order to make informed recommendations about our future course of action
• Remain current on trends in philanthropy directly relevant to our work
• Leverage strategic convenings in 2023 and 2024, including the UN Convention Against Corruption Conference of States Parties in December 2023.
• Provide thought leadership and day-to-day coordination on the ACC’s engagement with multilateral development banks and international financial institutions.
• Responsiveness on email, by phone, and in collaborative Google Documents
• Participation in team meetings
• Other duties as assigned

• Minimum bachelor's degree; Graduate degree in related field preferred
• Background in partnership management or community organizing
• Background in anti-corruption preferred
• Background with USAID preferred
• Superb communication skills and professionalism
• Extremely responsive, with great follow-through
• Detail oriented, but able to also track the big picture
• Ability to work independently
• Collaborative team player