Jobs at Grant Cardone Enterprises

This contract Grant Administrator role supports a mission-driven organization by managing the full lifecycle of grant funding. Key responsibilities include tracking budgets, ensuring compliance with federal and private regulations, preparing financial reports, and assisting with audits and grant applications. The position requires collaboration with program managers to ensure proper fund allocation and maintains organized records of agreements and deliverables. The role appeals to detail-oriented professionals seeking to apply their expertise in fund accounting within a collaborative environment. Candidates will utilize accounting systems and Excel to manage multiple grants simultaneously while working cross-functionally.

This part-time Grant Manager role supports the Alzheimer's Association's mission to end dementia by managing data, reporting, and compliance for government-funded grants. Key responsibilities include analyzing program and demographic data, preparing county-level reports, contributing to narrative grant submissions, and ensuring adherence to federal and state reporting deadlines. The position offers the opportunity to work within a recognized Best Place to Work culture that prioritizes health equity and diverse perspectives. Based in Southfield, Michigan, the role provides a flexible 24-hour work week while allowing employees to contribute directly to life-changing research and support initiatives.

The Grant/Contract Officer I role at Pioneer Theatre Company supports the development team by managing the full lifecycle of grants and sponsorships from foundations, government agencies, and corporate partners. Key responsibilities include conducting prospect research, writing persuasive grant proposals and reports, maintaining funding calendars, and collaborating with leadership on strategic cultivation plans. The position also involves general fundraising support, such as managing donor data in CRM systems and assisting with event coordination. This opportunity appeals to mission-driven professionals seeking to contribute to Salt Lake City's premier regional theatre, offering a chance to sustain high-quality productions and educational programs. The role is based on-site at the University of Utah and includes occasional evening or weekend event attendance.

This full-time, long-term role supports the National Institutes of Health through Global Solutions Network, focusing on grant program administration and technical assistance. The position involves reviewing grant applications and progress reports for regulatory compliance, preparing detailed budget spreadsheets, and maintaining the official grant database. Key duties include analyzing funding requests for allowability and reasonableness, coordinating award actions, and communicating with program officers and grantees to resolve administrative issues. The role offers a comprehensive benefits package including health coverage, retirement plans, and professional development opportunities within a collaborative federal support environment.

This long-term contract role is based in Bellingham, Washington, and focuses on managing financial operations for federal and state grants. The accountant oversees grant administration by ensuring accurate transaction recording, monitoring compliance with funding regulations, and tracking critical deadlines for reporting and renewals. Key responsibilities include analyzing budgets to identify variances, preparing detailed financial records for audits, and collaborating with program teams to resolve accounting questions using AccuFund and Excel. The position appeals to detail-oriented professionals seeking to apply their expertise in a collaborative environment where effective fund management directly supports organizational goals.

This Grant Administrator role supports financial oversight for grant and contract programs within a Seattle-based nonprofit. The position involves managing compliance, budgeting, billing, and reconciliations while partnering with program leaders to ensure accurate fund accounting. Key responsibilities include building funder-specific budgets, preparing audit-ready schedules for federal programs, and translating complex financial data into clear insights for stakeholders. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment where they can apply their technical accounting knowledge to strengthen internal controls and operational efficiency. The position is based in Seattle and offers opportunities to influence organizational processes through strategic financial reporting and cross-functional collaboration.

The Grant/Contract Officer II role provides essential administrative support to Principal Investigators and research labs within the Huntsman Cancer Institute. Key responsibilities include assisting with pre-award grant applications, developing project budgets, managing financial compliance, and maintaining complex salary distributions. The position offers a rewarding opportunity to contribute to a nationally recognized cancer center dedicated to reducing the global cancer burden. This full-time on-site role is ideal for an organized professional seeking long-term career growth within a Pac-12 university environment that offers excellent benefits and a collaborative culture.

The Grant Coordinator role operates within the Newborn Medicine research division at Mass General Brigham, serving as an operational partner for clinical and translational research. Key responsibilities include collaborating with researchers to develop grant proposals, managing project budgets, and ensuring strict compliance with funding regulations and financial reporting requirements. The position offers a hybrid work arrangement and provides a unique opportunity to support groundbreaking medical discoveries within a collaborative, mission-driven environment focused on advancing patient care.

The Grant Administrator role within the Behavioral Health department manages the full lifecycle of grant activities for Bernalillo County. Key responsibilities include overseeing grant compliance, conducting financial tracking and reporting, coordinating grant application reviews, and facilitating interagency collaboration. The position also involves developing administrative systems, providing training to staff, and serving as a liaison for internal and external committees. This opportunity is appealing due to the organization's strong emphasis on work-life balance, flexibility, and a collaborative culture focused on community well-being. Employees benefit from comprehensive rewards including career development, remote work options, and robust health and retirement packages. The position is based at the Silver Avenue location with potential for hybrid arrangements.

The Grant Administrator Pre-Award role within the University of Cincinnati's Office of Research supports the development and submission of sponsored proposals. Key responsibilities include assisting faculty with proposal design and budget development, ensuring compliance with federal and university regulations, and managing data entry across various grant portals. This position offers the opportunity to work within a mission-driven research environment that values innovation and community impact. The role fosters professional growth through collaboration across departments and provides access to robust benefits, including comprehensive tuition remission, retirement plans, and a strong work-life balance.

The Grant Administrator Pre-Award role within the Office of Research supports the Cooperative Grants Office in developing and submitting sponsored research proposals. Key responsibilities include assisting faculty with proposal design and budget development, ensuring compliance with federal and university regulations, and managing submission portals. The position requires coordinating across departments to facilitate interdisciplinary projects and maintaining accurate proposal records. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment at a major research university, offering robust professional growth, comprehensive benefits including tuition remission, and a strong emphasis on work-life balance.

This permanent Grant Accountant role supports the Accounting and Finance team by managing the financial lifecycle of a diverse grant portfolio. Key responsibilities include preparing and submitting accurate financial reports to grantors, conducting regular account reconciliations, and ensuring strict compliance with grant agreements and regulations. The position also involves coordinating with external auditors, analyzing expenses against approved budgets, and collaborating with program staff on proposal development. The role appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic, supportive environment where they can leverage their expertise in contracts and financial reporting to contribute to a meaningful mission. The position offers opportunities for professional growth within a thriving organization.

This permanent Grant Accountant role supports the Accounting and Finance team by managing the financial lifecycle of a diverse grant portfolio. Key responsibilities include preparing and submitting accurate financial reports to grantors, interpreting complex grant agreements to ensure regulatory compliance, and coordinating with external auditors during review processes. The position also involves monitoring grant expenses against approved budgets and collaborating with program staff on proposal development. The role appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic, supportive environment where they can leverage their expertise in contracts and financial reporting to contribute to a meaningful mission. The position offers opportunities for professional growth within a thriving organization.

The Senior Grant Writer role within the Development team at Avenue 360 focuses on securing funding from private foundations and corporate partners to support organizational operations and expansion. Key responsibilities include managing the full grant lifecycle from research and proposal writing to submission and reporting, maintaining accurate records in Salsa CRM, and collaborating with the Director of Development to set funding strategies. The position also involves repurposing grant content for broader communications and supporting fundraising events. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to advance their mission-driven work in a collaborative environment where exceptional writing and research skills directly impact program growth. The role requires a minimum of five years of nonprofit grant writing experience and offers the chance to lead critical funding initiatives.

This grant-funded role involves two full-time Literacy Coach positions supporting elementary teachers within the Omaha Public Schools district. The coach provides professional learning and coaching to improve literacy instruction, ensuring all students read on or above grade level. Key responsibilities include conducting classroom observations, analyzing student and teacher data to guide coaching cycles, modeling best practices, and developing intervention plans. The position appeals to educators passionate about the science of reading and collaborative growth, offering the opportunity to shape district-wide literacy initiatives. While the role is based at assigned schools with limited travel, it emphasizes a supportive environment for professional development and student success.

The Aide, Parent Liaison role within the USF Grant program serves as a vital bridge between schools, families, and the community to enhance student academic and social success. Key responsibilities include facilitating communication between parents and school staff, interpreting school procedures, and organizing parental engagement activities to support student progress. The position requires maintaining detailed contact logs and connecting families with essential educational resources. This role appeals to those passionate about education and community building, offering a collaborative environment where adaptability and cooperation are valued. The position is based on-site at the school and involves regular interaction with students, parents, and district personnel.

The Post Award Administrator role at Yale University focuses on the financial management and stewardship of a portfolio of sponsored research grants and contracts. Key responsibilities include conducting financial analysis, preparing budgets and forecasts, managing grant renewals and closeouts, and ensuring compliance with university and sponsor policies. The position requires collaborating with Principal Investigators to resolve budgetary issues and provide strategic financial guidance. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment within a prestigious academic institution, offering a hybrid work arrangement and the chance to support impactful research initiatives.

The Senior Grant Writer role within CAMBA's Office of Development & Communications supports a large nonprofit dedicated to serving diverse New York communities through integrated social services. The position involves managing a portfolio of public and private grants, including researching funding sources, writing compelling proposals, and ensuring timely financial reporting. Key responsibilities include collaborating with program and fiscal staff to align project goals with funding requirements and conducting research to support proposal development. This full-time, on-site position in Brooklyn offers the appeal of contributing to a mission-driven organization with a comprehensive benefits package and a collaborative culture that values diversity and inclusion.

The Hybrid Community Relations Manager role focuses on advancing Mosaic's mission through strategic fundraising and community engagement. Key responsibilities include executing community awareness plans, nurturing donor relationships to secure contributions, and collaborating with national teams on grant proposals. The position also involves managing social media presence and cultivating connections within the local faith community. This opportunity appeals to individuals passionate about empowering others, offering a people-first culture that values genuine collaboration and optimism. The hybrid work arrangement provides flexibility while requiring occasional travel for events, making it ideal for a dynamic communicator seeking to drive meaningful impact.

The Development Manager role at Rafiki Coalition supports a San Francisco-based nonprofit dedicated to eliminating health inequities for Black and marginalized communities. This position reports to the Director of Development and focuses on securing institutional funding through foundation grants, corporate sponsorships, and major donor stewardship. Key responsibilities include managing the full grant lifecycle, drafting compelling proposals, maintaining CRM data, and preparing leadership for high-value fundraising meetings. The role appeals to mission-driven professionals seeking to contribute to a 40th anniversary campaign and capital expansion within a culture rooted in social justice and racial equity. The position offers full-time engagement with opportunities to shape the organization's growing development strategy.

The Grants Administrator role supports the Vice President of Organizational Engagement at Children First by managing the organization's entire grant portfolio. Key responsibilities include researching funding opportunities, writing persuasive proposals, and overseeing the submission and reporting lifecycle for federal, state, and local grants. The position also involves maintaining donor databases, collaborating with communications teams on publicity, and supporting fundraising events. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to advance their mission-driven work in a collaborative nonprofit environment. The role offers a chance to develop strategic relationships with funders while contributing to community impact. Work is primarily on-site with occasional travel for community engagements and events, requiring a valid driver's license.

The Grants and Foundations Officer role at Union Rescue Mission supports the organization's mission to serve individuals experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles. This position manages the full lifecycle of foundation grants, including researching opportunities, writing compelling proposals and budgets, and maintaining strong relationships with funding partners. Key responsibilities involve coordinating with program and finance teams to track spending, managing grant reporting calendars, and utilizing CRM systems to ensure compliance and data accuracy. The role appeals to candidates seeking to make a tangible impact within a historic, faith-based nonprofit culture that values service and compassion. The position is based in an indoor office setting and requires collaboration across departments to advance the organization's fundraising strategy.