The Angiogenesis Foundation, a social enterprise widely recognized for its track-record of innovation and impact, is rapidly growing at its Kendall Square headquarters. We’re seeking energetic, motivated, high-performing individuals to join our team.
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Executive Assistant
The Angiogenesis Foundation, a global non-profit focused on cancer prevention and medical innovation, is seeking an Executive Assistant to support the C-suite executives, specifically the Chief Innovation Officer and Chief Operating Officer, as well as the CEO. The Foundation is seeking someone with strong verbal and written communication skills, who is confident, organized, detail-oriented, a quick learner and who possesses excellent judgment.
The role of the EA is to not only provide daily and strategic support as a member of the executive suite, but also to directly engage in program work. The Angiogenesis Foundation’s programs include educating physicians on new treatments, convening world experts in summit events, organizing and staffing advocacy exhibits at medical conferences, and developing technology platforms for disseminating life saving information. We are looking for a talented individual who is seeking a career in a fast-paced rapidly growing organization that functions as a social enterprise.
Offices are located in Kendall Square at the Cambridge Innovation Center, an exciting start-up incubator for over 600 companies.
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To Apply:
Send Resume/Cover letter to jobs@angio.org
Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts
Compensation: Based on qualifications
Years of relevant experience: 5-7 Years
Education-level: Bachelor's or Masters Degree
Contact: jobs@angio.org
The Angiogenesis Foundation is a fast growing global health organization focused on preventing and treating non-communicable diseases (NCDs). We are looking for a talented individual who is seeking a creative career that can impact on millions of lives around the world. We are recruiting to fill a newly opened Management position. The Creative Program Manager for Science Media Content will drive the development, launch, and operations of national and global strategic initiatives including multimedia education, events, and awareness programs related to dietary prevention and medical interventions for cancer, aging, diabetes, and other major non-communicable diseases. The Angiogenesis Foundation is a member of the Clinton Global Initiative, has designed programs for the World Economic Forum, created two TED talks, and has a 20-year track record creating high quality content and events that benefit hundreds and thousands of lives, and guide the future of medicine and health.
We are seeking a capable, driven, high-level manager who can maintain the highest standards while meeting tight deadlines. Problem-solving skills and a sharp eye for detail will be as essential as tactical thinking, clear communication, and technical knowledge. Working knowledge of the Adobe Creative Suite, and a background and/or keen interest in science is a major plus. The Creative Program Manager for Science Media Content will work with diverse teams including scientists, media, facilitators, writers, and artists. Reporting to the executive team, the post-holder will be responsible for ensuring all project work is signed off by key stakeholders, any issues are resolved, and all feedback is incorporated.
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To Apply:
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Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts
Type: Paid Internship
Compensation: Based on qualifications
Education-level: Bachelor's Degree
Contact: jobs@angio.org
Our advocacy and education programs are set to expand in the new year – we are looking for a talented graphic designer with a background or strong interest in biological sciences. Our ideal candidate is ready for a mix of web and poster design, motion graphics, and print layout. We need a good collaborator with an eye for detail and a willingness to jump into big ongoing projects.
The position would work closely with our Creative Director. This is a full-time paid internship that will last 6 months.
What you will do: conceive of and design digital and print media for our many programs involving education around medicine, science and lifestyle. You will be joining our award-winning visualization team in the creation of everything from illustrated documents that will be read at the White House to designing educational posters, websites, and mobile apps with a global audience. It is important that you have a passion for educational graphics and want to serve our mission: to improve global health by advancing knowledge of Angiogenesis-based medicine, diet, and lifestyle.
Experience in the following software programs is a must:
Very nice to have, but not absolutely required:
To Apply:
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Web Content Associate
The Angiogenesis Foundation is a Cambridge, Massachusetts-based health nonprofit organization with an extraordinary mission: to improve global health using diet, lifestyle, and medicines based on angiogenesis. Since 1994, the Foundation has been transforming the medical landscape with game-changing therapies for cancer, vision loss, and wound healing. In 2016, the Foundation is recruiting a team to build out its global approach to disease fighting, prevention, and wellness through diet.
The Web Content Associate position provides an opportunity to develop relevant skills in web content design, creation and editing while keeping the Foundation’s websites up to date. Projects will be determined on an ongoing basis by the Programs Department based on experience and current needs.
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Candidates for this role will be expected to possess the following experience and
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To Apply:
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Programs Fellowship - Fall 2016
The Angiogenesis Foundation is offering a fellowship in the Programs Department. The fellow will assist the CEO, and also COO, with Foundation management, processes, research, and interact with project managers and external VIPs concerning major initiatives and projects, proposals and reports. Coordinating internal and external relations, and relationship management will be a central role. In addition, fellows will support program departments with data acquisition, data analysis, and other day-to-day tasks. The fellow will learn valuable information about the emerging angiogenesis field with one of the foremost pioneers in the industry, about the business world, especially as it relates to the healthcare, biopharmaceutical, and nonprofit sector. The fellow will directly support projects for the CEO while earning the potential for a full time position, and positive references in future job searches.
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To Apply:
Send Resume/Cover letter to jobs@angio.org