Careers at The Rockefeller Foundation

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Thank you for your interest in employment at The Rockefeller Foundation. Our staff members are our strength. The Foundation is committed to hiring a knowledgeable, passionate and diverse workforce. Joining The Rockefeller Foundation means joining a team dedicated to improving the lives and well-being of poor and vulnerable people around the world. To achieve that mission, the Foundation focuses its resources and energies on initiatives in five issue areas, selected because they are critical global challenges: Basic Survival Safeguards, Global Health, Climate and Environment, Urbanization, and Social and Economic Security. We support work that helps people tap into globalization's benefits and strengthen their communities' resilience to risks.
I feel like I'm contributing to the greater good...it's a dynamic environment filled with colleagues who are intelligent and fun to work with. - Project Manager, IT

Open Positions

Investment Analyst (New York Office)
Associate, Innovation (New York Office)
Associate, Search (New York Office)


Our Offices

The Rockefeller Foundation has offices in four countries around the world. Find out what it's like to live and work in our four locations.
New York, United States
New York City, with over eight million residents, is one of the most densely populated cities in the US - and the world. Approximately 120 employees work in the Rockefeller Foundation's midtown offices.

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Bangkok, Thailand
Bangkok, the capital city of Thailand, is situated in the center of the country. It is known in Thai as "Krung Thep Maha Nakhon" or "Krung Thep", which means "City of Angels."

Nairobi, Kenya
Nairobi, the capital and largest city in Kenya, has a population of about three million, making it one of the most populous cities in East Africa. Its name derives from a Maasai phrase, Enkare Nyirobi.

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Bellagio, Italy
The Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center is located on a peninsula in the middle of Lake of Como, in northern Italy. Situated on 53 hilly acres, the Center was originally owned by a princess.
Our Centennial
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Our Centennial initiative is aimed at uncovering and addressing the challenges facing the world's poor and vulnerable people for the next 100 years. Learn more about our legacy and share what you think the future of philanthropy will look like in the next 100 years.

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Our History
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Norman Borlaug

1970: The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded to Dr. Norman E. Borlaug, Rockefeller Foundation agricultural scientist, for his pivotal role in modernizing agriculture in the developing world – sparking the Green Revolution.

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