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NGO Executive Job in Delhi – ISDA About Infrastructure Skill Development Academy (ISDA) Infrastructure Skill Development Academy (ISDA) is a reputed not-for-profit organization registered under Section 08 (formerly Section 25C) of the Companies Act, 1956. Established in 2013 and headquartered in Delhi, ISDA is duly certified under Sections 80G and 12AA of the Income Tax Act, reflecting its strong governance, transparency, and compliance framework. ISDA has emerged as a trusted CSR implementation and development partner, executing pan-India projects that create sustainable and inclusive social impact. The organization designs and delivers high-quality interventions across the country in the thematic areas of Skill Development, Women Empowerment, Education, Quality Healthcare, Environmental Sustainability, and Rural Development, directly benefiting marginalized and underserved communities at the grassroots level. With a strong on-ground presence and proven implementation capability, ISDA works closely with central and state government departments, corporate CSR foundations, public sector undertakings, and development agencies to implement pan-India projects aligned with national development priorities and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Innovation and Integration are the core values that guide ISDA’s approach. By integrating skills with livelihoods, health with awareness, and education with empowerment, ISDA ensures holistic and long-term outcomes. The organization is empaneled as an Assessor Competency Evaluation (ACE) agency under the Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) Scheme of the Construction Sector, under the Directorate General of Employment & Training (DGE&T), Ministry of Labour, Government of India, and NITI Aayog. Through strong partnerships, transparent systems, and result-oriented execution of pan-India projects, ISDA continues to strengthen communities, enhance employability, and contribute meaningfully to India’s social and economic development. Role Overview The Business Development professional will be responsible for driving organizational growth by identifying new funding opportunities, developing partnerships, and supporting the acquisition of CSR, government, and institutional projects. The role involves proposal development, stakeholder coordination, and collaboration with internal teams to expand ISDA’s project portfolio and impact. Job description/responsibilities • Identify and develop new business opportunities with corporates, CSR partners, government bodies, and funding agencies • Build and maintain strong relationships with clients, partners, and key stakeholders • Support preparation and submission of concept notes, project proposals, budgets, EOIs, and RFPs • Conduct market and donor research to track CSR trends, government schemes, and funding opportunities • Coordinate meetings, presentations, and follow-ups with partners and internal teams • Act as a liaison between donors, partners, and project implementation teams • Support development of partnerships, MoUs, and collaboration documents • Maintain and update databases of leads, proposals, and partnerships • Track proposal status and prepare periodic business development MIS and reports • Support onboarding and initiation of new CSR and development projects Qualifications, Skills, and Abilities: • Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Management, Social Work, Marketing, Development Studies, or a related field • 0–2 years of relevant experience in Business Development, CSR, NGO, or development sector roles • Prior exposure to CSR proposal development, government projects, or donor coordination will be an advantage • Strong written and verbal communication skills • Ability to prepare proposals, presentations, and basic budgets • Good negotiation, networking, and relationship management skills • Proficiency in MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) • Ability to manage multiple stakeholders and meet deadlines • Result-oriented, proactive, and strategic thinking abilities • Willingness to travel, if required Note: Immediate joiners are encouraged to apply NGO Executive Job in Delhi – ISDA This opportunity is part of the development and nonprofit sector in India, ideal for candidates looking for NGO jobs, CSR jobs, social work jobs, and nonprofit development careers. Candidates with backgrounds in fundraising, donor relations, community development, or charity project management are encouraged to apply. Related roles may include: Fundraising Manager in Delhi and similar nonprofit positions.

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