About the Claremont Institute:  With its mission to “restore the principles of the American Founding to their rightful, preeminent authority in our national life,” the Claremont Institute has for over 30 years been a strong and effective leader in the movement toward limited government, free markets, and a strong national defense.  The Institute has focused on educating those key individuals in government, academia, and the press that have the greatest ability to successfully articulate, uphold, and put those principles of the American Founding into practice.  Founded in 1979, the Claremont Institute publishes the Claremont Review of Books, sponsors Publius and Lincoln Fellowships for rising young conservative leaders, and administers a variety of public policy programs.  The Institute serves a necessary role of teaching the teachers, promoting leadership, and providing the intellectual venture capital for the conservative movement.

 

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The Common Sense Institute of New Jersey seeks a Director of Development to oversee fundraising efforts on behalf of the growing state-based nonprofit. This role will report directly to the President.

In this new position in the organizational structure, the Development Director will have the opportunity to build the development capability. The most important output of the Development Department is revenue raised. To accomplish that, the Director of Development must raise a significant portion of the Institute’s annual revenue through personal recruitment and ongoing relationships with major donors.

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The Illinois Policy Institute seeks a Vice President of External Relations to lead the development efforts for an award-winning, cutting-edge effort to promote personal freedom and prosperity in Illinois and America.

The Institute’s outgoing Vice President of External Relations, who built the development shop from the ground up, is leaving to attend business school. However, he will remain at the Institute to provide guidance and support while a new person transitions into the role.

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The Charles Koch Institute seeks an experienced, enthusiastic media relations professional to contribute to the communications team. This position will be involved with all aspects of the Institute’s interaction with the media, including managing responses to media inquiries; creating

and building relationships with the press; and strategizing and executing effective media outreach about the Institute’s programs, particularly the Economic Freedom Project (www.economicfreedom.org).

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Senior Research Associate, Searle Civil Justice Institute 
Law & Economics Center, George Mason University School of Law

This position is designed for an individual with a master’s degree in economics or a related field.  The ideal candidate will have demonstrated competencies in econometrics/statistics, research methods, project management, and the ability to work with large datasets using statistical software packages.  An interest in empirical studies of law & economics is preferred.   This position will report directly to the Director of Research and Policy. 

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The Mercatus Center at George Mason University seeks a senior regulatory economist to work on high profile social regulations.   The successful applicant will work as part of the Mercatus regulatory studies program and report to the director for policy studies.

Responsibilities Include:

  • Conducting primary research on the effects of social regulation, that is, regulations that are issued by such agencies as EPA, OSHA, FDA, DHS, USDA and others.
  • Writing shorter policy papers as well as op-eds.
  • Participating in various academic events representing the Mercatus Center.
  • Providing press interviews and testimony before Congress when relevant.

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The Freedom Foundation seeks an Economic Policy Analyst to advance economic freedom in Washington state. Founded in 1991 by Bob Williams and Lynn Harsh, the Foundation is a non-profit, non-partisan, public policy research and education organization in Olympia, Wash.

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The National Center for Public Policy Research (NCPPR), a non-profit DC-based educational foundation with annual revenues in excess of $12 million, is seeking an experienced fundraiser to direct its development department.

The position entails overseeing all aspects of NCPPR’s development: foundation and corporate fundraising; direct mail; planned giving; fulfillment; major gifts; event planning; research and more. NCPPR has a relatively small development staff, so this will be an opportunity for someone to have exposure to all aspects of fundraising. While the Development Director’s work will be diverse, there will be an emphasis on written communications; specifically, proposal writing. The Development Director will occasionally be called upon to engage in one-on-one donor meetings, though many of the major asks will fall on the shoulders of NCPPR’s President. The Development Director will manage one individual, and will work closely with that team member and the President to maintain the organization’s strong financial health.

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