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Eligible individuals must be veterans who served during wartime or at least one day of active duty and have been honorably discharged, or family members of veterans. About FocalPoint Partners FocalPoint is an independent investment bank specializing in mergers and acquisitions, private placements, financial restructurings, and special situation transactions. Membership offers the opportunity to connect with other veterans, participate in community service projects, and receive exclusive benefits. The American Legion provides support to veterans, active-duty military personnel, and their families by advocating for their rights, supporting our troops, and promoting patriotism. Tim Fairchild, Post Commander, Towanda American Legion, “We enjoyed hearing about what Guthrie has to offer veterans throughout the community and look forward to discussing more ways we can partner on future initiatives.” The resource center serves as a focal point for military appreciation and education, community involvement, and valuable knowledge and resources. The Guthrie Veterans Resource Center at Robert Packer Hospital in Sayre supports veterans and their families by providing important information and education. The Guthrie Veterans Committee serves as an affinity group of Guthrie veteran caregivers aiming to provide insights, awareness, and identify opportunities to better serve and engage veteran caregivers and community members.

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Jeff Grenzer, Chair of the Guthrie Veterans Committee said, “It’s important for us to hear from local Veterans organizations about the challenges our veterans face so we learn how to best care for the veterans in the communities Guthrie serves.”

Perform other duties as assigned.Members of the Towanda American Legion Post 42 recently visited Guthrie Robert Packer Hospital to tour Guthrie’s Veteran Resource Center and discuss opportunities for collaboration with the Guthrie Veterans Committee.

Manage the administrative and operational resources of the BDM Unit according to SPNO standards. Support in the review and approval of legal agreements with private sector (and other) partners for global agreements. Act as a focal point for private sector partnerships in international working groups and internal working groups and committees. Lead the development of tools, processes, procedures and guidelines to ensure that the SPNO has the necessary structures in place to enable partnerships with the private sector (and others). Oversee the implementation of the SPNO's due diligence policy by conducting timely risk assessments and coordinating due diligence decisions for potential private sector deals. Support and facilitate internal and external knowledge sharing and collaboration through networks, workshops and webinars. Facilitate and promote greater engagement of country offices in priority markets with the private sector, donors and philanthropic foundations through the development and delivery of regular training activities that meet development needs. Identify, promote and facilitate participation in key global and regional private sector events and international programmes worldwide. Lead the development and implementation of a resource mobilisation strategy for the SPNO's Islamic donors. as requested and approved by the SPNO Country Director. Provide support to other country offices of Plan International Inc. This will include donor liaison, deployment where necessary, development of project proposals. Support SPNO's emergency team in providing quality responses to various disasters in priority countries. Provide strategic support to ensure the quality of design and implementation of SPNO funded projects in the relevant country offices. Play an integral role in the WDB's overall goal and strategy to raise €2-5 million annually from donors, the private sector and philanthropic foundations, among others. In addition, follow up on the implementation and monitoring of the strategy and action plan.

Support the Business Development Management in the development of the strategic framework that guides the strategic direction, focus and relevance of SPNO in priority countries. Support the negotiation of global agreements, serve as an institutional focal point for innovation and engagement with selected donors, corporations, foundations and individuals, and mobilise private sector resources. To develop the Area's capacity to build strategic relationships with donors, the private sector and foundations, with particular (but not exclusive) relevance to Arab countries based in the Middle East.