Jeremy Swanson

Senior Director | Protecting wildlife and ecosystems, strengthening local communities

Role
Program Director Chief of Party at Ecodit
Location
Minneapolis, MN, US
LinkedIn followers
500 followers
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About Jeremy Swanson

Strategic mission-driven leader in environmental conservation with more than a decade of proven success in securing institutional funding and managing end-to-end grant processes for nonprofit organizations. Adept at identifying and cultivating philanthropic partnerships that align with organizational goals, with a strong track record in securing support from foundations and donor-advised funds and managing environmental portfolios of up to $55M. Highly skilled in grant writing, reporting, budget coordination, and CRM-based donor management, with a sharp eye for detail and a talent for translating complex technical concepts into compelling, accessible narratives. Known for fostering strong funder relationships, advancing cross-functional collaboration, and contributing to long-term financial sustainability in dynamic, growth-oriented settings. Passionate about strengthening global biodiversity conservation through technological innovation and data-driven strategies. Committed to equity, inclusion, and building lasting impact.

Experience

  1. Program Director Chief of Party

    Ecodit

    May 2023 — Present · Harare, ZW

Education

  • St. Olaf College

    Bachelor of Arts - BA

    1996 — 2000

  • Cornell University

    Master of Public Administration - MPA

    2011 — 2013

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