Centre Manager – Development Officer in Gurugram | Campus to Corporate Jobs

NGO Manager Job in Gurugram Organization Name – Third Planet Foundation Website – E-Mail – mahendras@3planet.org Contact No- 8446981005 Location –Gurugram (On-site) Salary- 30000/per month Project – Skill Development Project Duration – 5 Month Joining – Immediate About Third Planet Foundation We are a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) implementation organisation registered as a Section 8 (not-for-profit) in 2012. We work on diverse thematic areas aligned to Schedule VII, Section 135 of the Companies Act 2013 guidelines. We provide Table to Field customise CSR services that cover CSR’s complete lifecycle, including planning, execution, and reporting. Our services include CSR Policy Formulation, Advisory & Advocacy, Need Assessment / Baseline Study, In-house Project Implementation, Monitoring, Evaluation & CSR Reporting and Recommendation, Social Audit and Social Impact Assessment. Our focus is on the Development, Impact and Sustainability of the communities. Third Planet Foundation specializes in the field-level implementation of a wide range of socio-economic development Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) projects in the areas of Community & Rural Development, Social Infrastructure Development, Poverty Alleviation, Quality Education, Skill & Livelihood Development, Quality Healthcare, Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH), Women Empowerment, Agriculture Development, Disaster Relief & Rehabilitation and Environment Sustainability including Promotion of Renewable Energy. We work closely with the companies and communities to plan and execute impactful interventions across geography. Our activities and interventions are aligned with Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) guidelines and Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). Third Planet Foundation is empanelled with NITI Aayog – Darpan, GuideStar India, NASSCOM Foundation BigTech, Government e-Marketplace and Ministry of MSME, Government of India. JOB TITLE- Center Manager: The Project Manager is responsible for end-to-end planning, execution, monitoring, and reporting of the CSR project in alignment with approved objectives, timelines, and budgets. The role ensures effective coordination between donors, implementation teams, trainers, institutions, and community stakeholders. Key Responsibilities: Lead project planning, scheduling, and implementation as per the approved CSR proposal and logical framework. Coordinate with corporate CSR teams, KSH, communities, and vendors. Monitor project progress against milestones, outputs, and outcomes. Ensure compliance with statutory requirements, CSR guidelines, ESG frameworks, and SDG alignment. Oversee budget utilization, documentation, and fund utilization reporting. Supervise trainers and field teams; ensure quality delivery of training and activities. Conduct regular field visits, reviews, and risk mitigation. Prepare periodic progress reports, impact assessments, case studies, and final completion reports. Ensure sustainability planning and smooth exit strategy as defined in the proposal. Required Skills & Competencies: Strong communication and interpersonal skills Ability to build and maintain relationships with institutions and employers Good coordination and stakeholder management skills Time management and reporting abilities Preferred Qualifications: Masters Social work, MBA, master’s degree in education, Project Management, or a related field. 2+ years of experience in academic project management or a similar role. Experience in eLearning, curriculum development, or instructional design is a plus. NGO Manager Job in Gurugram 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: Development Officer in Gurugram and similar nonprofit positions.

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