The D. H. Chen Foundation is currently hiring a Program Manager for the Institute of Wellbeing (IWB), dedicated to fostering integrated holistic care that promotes societal wellbeing.

To apply, please send your full resume and cover letter (stating your current and expected salary) to ruby.yong@dhchenfoundation.com. Shortlisted applicants will be contacted for an interview.

Applicants who are not invited to an interview within two months may consider their applications unsuccessful.

About the Job

Based in Hong Kong, the Program Manager will:

• steer the strategic development and operation of IWB;
• initiate, develop and/or implement philanthropic initiatives and partnerships that align with the vision and mission of the Foundation and IWB;
• identify suitable partners and/or organizations while building strong networks to advance the development of IWB;
• foster cross-disciplinary and cross-sector synergies with relevant stakeholders to further the philanthropic objectives of the Foundation and IWB;
• oversee tasks including, but not limited to, identifying competent partners and collaborators; researching, benchmarking, and analyzing data to make informed recommendations; crafting and managing projects; engaging internal and external resources to achieve desired outcomes and impacts;
• independently manage funding applications including, but not limited to, due diligence, assessment, proposal writing, and the implementation of programs and projects;
• monitor the progress of approved programs and projects including, but not limited to, donation disbursements, regular visits to partner organizations, and providing regular updates.
• support publicity efforts such as preparing program pages for Foundation’s website, drafting speeches, writing press releases, and organizing publicity events;
• participate in additional Foundation projects as assigned by Senior Management from time to time.

The Program Manager should possess the following qualifications and competencies:

• a sound and relevant university degree, along with a minimum of 5 years of relevant work experience;
• strong alignment with the value-based vision and mission of the Foundation;
• a growth mindset, excellent research and analytic skills, and the ability to connect the dots;
• demonstrated innovation, community engagement, and advocacy in previous work experiences;
• strong knowledge in areas such as primary health, elderly care, mental wellbeing, life education, public policy, and/or philanthropy is advantageous;
• competent in program development and management skills;
• excellent communication and writing abilities in both English and Chinese (Cantonese and Putonghua);
• a proactive learner and a team player.

We are an equal opportunity employer. All applications will be treated in strict confidence and only be used for selection purpose.