POSTED: March 10, 2022
POSITION DESCRIPTION
TITLE: Program Associate (Bay Area)
REPORTS TO: Program Director
LOCATION: Bay Area office (CCI is a remote work company, but at times the Program Associate
will be needed on site in the Bay Area office and in person for Northern California based programs and activities)
TYPE: Full-time, exempt position, effective immediately
COMPENSATION: $70,000 annually plus benefits (see below)
ABOUT CCI
The Center for Cultural Innovation (CCI) is a California nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization headquartered in Los
Angeles. Founded in 2001, the mission of CCI is to support individuals in the arts—artists, culture bearers, and
creative entrepreneurs—to realize greater self determination so as to unfetter their productivity, free
expression, and social impact, which contributes to shaping our collective national identity in ways that reflect
the diversity of society. Further information on CCI can be found at www.cciarts.org and its AmbitioUS
initiative at www.ambitio-us.org.
POSITION OVERVIEW
This Program Associate position primarily supports CCI’s Bay Area-based grantmaking programs and
workshops, but also provides support across the organization’s other program areas, ensuring their smooth
operation and interplay. The position is part of a team of program associates who work across multiple
program areas and support various supervising staff in order for there to be consistency throughout CCI’s
operations and activities, and to expose program associates to various aspects of CCI’s work, with
consideration for staff members’ interests and strengths when opportunities arise. This Bay Area Program
Associate position will be primarily responsible for supporting all stages of CCI’s grant programs, special
initiatives, and Northern California-based workshops and trainings; supporting CCI’s transition to Salesforce
and its successful integration with Submittable, CCI’s online grants management platform; maintaining grantee
and applicant data, assets, and testimonials/quotes; representing CCI publicly; responding to requests for
information across our email and online platforms; and performing administrative tasks including scheduling
meetings and filing. The ideal candidate will have strong event coordination, project management, customer
service, and administrative skills.
CCI is a remote work company, but at times the Program Associate will work from the Bay Area office or travel
by personal or public transportation to CCI’s Northern California program sites and other locations as the work
dictates. The Program Associate will support and report directly to the Program Director, and will work across
all areas of CCI’s programs, as assigned. This position description is subject to change at any time.
CORE RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Customer Service: Responds to inquiries and questions with sensitivity, promptness, discretion, and
commitment to maintaining confidentiality, and forwards to appropriate staff.
2. Staff Support: Supports the Program Director, AmbitioUS Director, President & CEO, and other staff
members with scheduling, e-filing, and light administrative tasks.
3. Program Support: Provides programmatic support throughout the planning, preparation, implementation,
and follow-up stages of CCI’s programs, which includes but is not limited to special initiatives, Northern
California workshops and trainings, and grant programs (including, but not limited to, CALI Catalyst, Quick
Grant, CAL-Now, AmbitioUS, Zoo Labs, Investing in Artists, and relief funds).
● Programmatic support includes pre-screening applicants for funding eligibility; drafting funding
recommendations and compiling due diligence materials for docket reports; sending applicant
notifications and preparing grant agreements; participating in monthly CAL-Now calls and
providing network support; preparing applicant feedback; conducting program-related research
and generating research summaries; performing light data assessment; and soliciting grantee
quotes and testimonials.
4. Assessment & Evaluation: Supports all aspects of assessment and evaluation work, including but not
limited to designing and disseminating surveys, performing analysis and writing syntheses, contributing
reporting content, and presenting on findings. And, will be responsible for ensuring that all programs
collect consistent demographic data.
5. Meeting Participation: Attends meetings to take notes, tracks progress to ensure follow through by all
participants, and follows up on resulting action items.
6. Data Management: Supports CCI’s transition to Salesforce via management and implementation of data
protocols and data entry procedures, and maintenance of applicant and grantee data for accurate and
timely analysis and reporting. Program Associate will also support grant application intake via
Submittable—CCI’s online grants management system—and support its successful integration with
Salesforce, in addition to assisting Program Director with grants management trainings for staff.
7. Report Generation: Helps generate content needed for reporting to various stakeholders.
8. Communications: Designs promotional e-communications regarding CCI grants and other opportunities,
and maintains or develops related press kits. In addition, oversees AmbitioUS’s online communications
including its e-newsletters, program announcements, targeted e-blasts, and social media accounts.
9. Social Media: Identifies and collects useful material to share on CCI’s various social media channels
(Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Medium), and generates reports on views as requested.
10. Website: Posts updates and information as assigned in addition to updating images and testimonials with
grantee-approved quotes and other documentation.
11. CCI Ambassador: Attends, supports, and participates in various CCI programs, events, and workshops, in
addition to non-CCI events in the field, as assigned.
12. As Assigned: Supports other responsibilities and projects and helps CCI fulfill its aspirational mission.
WHAT WE’RE SEEKING
● Motivated to work for CCI’s mission and to be a part of our projects and programs;
● Has a network and/or perspective of those underserved by the conventional arts and culture field;
● Knowledgeable of Bay Area arts and culture ecosystem;
● Has an interest in or is currently working in philanthropy;
● Can communicate ideas effectively and accurately in both written and verbal forms;
● Can be sensitive to the struggles of the people CCI services;
● Attention to detail and excellent organizational, time-management, and project management skills
with the ability to prioritize, multi-task, and work independently and remotely, as well as
collaboratively as a member of a team;
● Proactive in ensuring that assigned programs are running on time and smoothly;
● Solid judgment, analytic reasoning, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills;
● Has experience with Salesforce (highly preferred) or other CRM;
● Knows how to type and use G-Suite (e.g., Google Calendar, Docs, Forms) and Microsoft Windows
Office Suite, especially Word, Excel, and Powerpoint (and preferred, but not required, working
knowledge of Canva, HTML, Constant Contact, or Survey Monkey);
● Familiar with and able to use social media and digital publishing platforms (and a plus, but not
required, light design experience and experience using Adobe software);
● Ability to work well with diverse colleagues of various backgrounds, with varied personalities and work
styles;
● Curious and eager to learn (including participating in CCI’s book/media group);
● An artist, or has knowledge or experience working with artists, creative entrepreneurs, and cultural
anchors;
● Ability to lift up to 25lbs;
● Available for light travel, as assigned and if comfortable doing so; and
● Flexibility to work weekends and/or evenings to attend CCI supported programs, meetings, and events
either virtually, or using personal or public transportation within a 50-mile radius of employee’s home
office.
COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS
This position is full-time and exempt. The starting salary is $70,000 annually. Because we know that the
practice of salary negotiation can contribute to pay inequities, this starting salary is non-negotiable.
CCI offers a benefits package that includes:
● 100% employer-paid medical, dental, and vision plans for employees (eligible dependents available at
additional costs)
● Voluntary 403b retirement plan enrollment
● 10 vacation days, which increases over time, and sick time
● Time off between Christmas and New Year’s Eve and additional holidays throughout the year
● Four personal days (for such needs as volunteer or activism hours, cultural holidays, school closures,
and other life events) annually
● Life/AD&D and Long-Term Disability Insurance
● $500 in funds for professional development opportunities per CCI fiscal year
● $100 monthly stipend for working remotely
● Remote office equipment (computer, phone) and supplies
HIRING PROCESS AND TIMELINE
● Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled.
● We will reach out to qualified candidates to schedule a short initial interview in mid- to late-March.
Finalists will be invited to schedule a 45 to 60-minute in-depth interview in late March or early April.
Finalists will have the opportunity to speak to CCI staff regarding the nature of the work, activities, and
organizational culture. In addition, CCI will request to speak with finalists’ references. An offer will be
made shortly thereafter.
● The expected start date for this position is between May 1 and May 16. We are open to a later start
date; however, the new hire will ideally overlap with the person who currently holds this position
before their scheduled last day of June 30, 2022.
TO APPLY
Submit in a single email to Laura Poppiti, CCI Program Director, at search@cciarts.org, with the subject line
“Application: Program Associate, Bay Area” the following:
1. A thoughtful (1-page maximum) cover letter with a summary of your relevant experience/transferable
skills and how they add value, why you are interested in the position, the kind of work environment
you thrive in or enjoy contributing to, and something about CCI’s work that excites you.
2. Résumé (no longer than 2 pages)
3. Writing sample (no longer than 5 pages) such as a recent report, article, or essay. We ask for a writing
sample as this position involves preparing written communications in a variety of styles such as
workshop descriptions and instructions, grant recommendations, and research summaries, to name a
few examples.
Please note that only complete applications–which includes a cover letter, résumé, and writing sample–will be
considered. No calls, emails, or social media messages please. Prospective applicants are strongly encouraged
to review our website prior to submitting materials for consideration.
CCI is committed to creating a diverse environment and an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants
will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, ethnicity, religion, gender, gender identity
or expression, sexual orientation or preference, national origin, disability, age, or any other protected status.
We consider qualified applicants in a manner consistent with federal, state, and local laws. We strongly
encourage people of color, immigrants, queer and gender nonconforming people, and those with different
abilities to apply. At CCI, we are committed to considering a broad range of applicants, including and especially
those with diverse work experience. If you believe that you could excel in this role–whether you’re new to arts
and culture nonprofits, returning to work after a gap in employment, looking for a career change, or taking the
next step in your career path–we encourage you to apply. Your cover letter is the perfect place to tell us about
your interest in our work and what you could bring to this role.
Full Time
Director of Administration and Operations
POSITION OVERVIEW
CuriOdyssey seeks a Director of Administration and Operations who is enthusiastic about working with a talented and committed team to grow and build CuriOdyssey into a state-of-the-art non-profit science museum and zoo.
The Director of Administration and Operations (DoAO, or Director) is responsible for maintaining high standards of professionalism and excellence across many aspects of the Museum’s operations. The DoAO guarantees the smooth operations of a large, complex, science museum and zoo, with approximately 40 employees, an annual budget of $5 million, and an average annual attendance of 200,000 visitors. S/he supports the Executive Director in efforts to expand creative capacity, build and grow the current 30,000 sq. foot facility into an eight-building, 40,000 sq. foot campus.
The DoAO will conceptualize, develop, and execute programs that continuously improve operations systems as CuriOdyssey prepares for significant growth with its new campus development. In this process, the Director is expected to be responsive, transparent, and creative. The Director must embody a collaborative leadership model, getting input from broad and diverse stakeholders and constituents—discovering interests and capabilities of staff, opportunities and challenges faced by departments.
The Director is expected to contribute to CuriOdyssey’s strategic planning, typically involving considerable ambiguity, complexity, and scope. The Director is accountable for all operational & program activities, assuring appropriate expenditures, promoting efficient and responsible use of financial support received from individuals, corporations, and foundations, and will report regularly to Executive Director on use of funds.
The Director may be assigned additional tasks.
REPORTING RELATIONSHIPS
The Director of Administration and Operations reports directly to the Executive Director manages a team that heads up the following departments: Finance, HR, Operations, Facilities, and Guest Services. Wildlife, Volunteers, Exhibits, Education, Development, and Campus Capital Program will continue to report into the Executive Director.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
Overall Organization Management & Leadership
· Manage organizational, administrative, and operational functions, including HR and Finance consultant teams, Facilities, and Guest Services
· Support CuriOdyssey’s efforts to create a workplace that promotes diversity, equity, and inclusion and ensure that DEI is a top-of-mind priority.
· Participate as a member of the senior management team.
· Participate in long term strategic planning.
· Work with individual department heads to monitor their work, not only ensuring each function stays on track to meet its goals, but also making sure each department understands its role in relation to the other departments and our mission.
· Oversee maintenance and renovation projects for the Museum’s facilities, including special events
· Ensure that best practices for security, safety, and property management are consistently adopted and followed, including procedures for disaster preparedness.
· Work effectively internally with diverse constituencies within the organization, and externally with board members, advisory committee members, staff, and volunteers.
· Work closely with community and professional organizations, governmental agencies, private vendors, benefits brokers, CuriOdyssey staff, the Board of Trustees, and affiliated Board Committees on the planning, implementation and/or evaluation of the organization’s strategic initiatives.
· In collaboration with Executive Director, architects and designers, work to endure the successful planning and implementation of CuriOdyssey’s capital campaign projects.
QUALIFICATIONS
· Seven – ten years of managerial experience operating a facility (museum, zoo, or school preferred)
· Five years of experience as a Director of Operations overseeing facilities
· Excellent communications skills, both oral and written, supported by ability to use technological tools
· Self-motivated with the ability to work independently and as part of a team and with great energy and persistence
· Excellent planning, financial management, and organizational skills
· Collaborative management style
· Strong work ethic
· Ability to read, negotiate, and manage contracts
· Significant experience working with external boards and committees
· Outstanding written and verbal communication skills; highest level presentation, negotiation, project management, and problem-solving skills required
· Experience working with diverse constituencies
· Ability to work Sunday-Thursday schedule
· Available for occasional work events on weekends and evenings (additional)
· Proven organizational skills including the ability to manage multiple tasks and projects simultaneously and produce high quality results quickly and on time
· Substantial knowledge of security and safety protocols, building operations, and systems for facilities that host a high daily volume of visitors
· Critical thinking, problem solving, accuracy and attention to detail
· Experience reviewing financial statements, building budgets, and estimating expenses
· Access to own transportation, mileage is reimbursable
· Strong facility with Microsoft Office and Google Workspace
· Familiarity with a science-based organization is a plus
· Passion for and commitment to the mission of CuriOdyssey
100% of CuriOdyssey employees are fully vaccinated.
SALARY OR SALARY RANGE
The salary range for this position is $125,000 – $135,000 plus benefits including employee’s health, dental, vision (all at 90% of Silver Level plan), life insurance (100%), 403b, twenty days of vacation (increasing annually), 10 days sick leave, FSA, professional training opportunities, and 12 paid “observed” holidays, and more.
In keeping with our commitment to equity and equal pay for all, Cook Silverman Search posts salary ranges on all job descriptions.
TO APPLY
To apply for this position, or for additional information on the opportunity, please send a copy of your resume with a cover letter to Victoria Silverman at apply@cooksilverman.com.
All applications and inquiries will receive a response and be kept strictly confidential.
Art Handler / Driver
UOVO, the premier storage and services provider for art, fashion, and cultural artifacts, seeks a full-time Art Handler/Driver to support day-to-day transportation and offsite activities out of their South San Francisco warehouse. The ideal candidate will have experience working in the art handling, storage/collection management field and will be comfortable moving a wide range of art objects. The driver will report to the Fleet Manager.
Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
Proper handling of art objects, using the appropriate methods and materials for packaging, loading & securing for safe transport
Install/de-install artworks in-house or at offsite locations, often troubleshooting and utilizing critical thinking to solution scope changes
Preparation and careful execution of paperwork, including bills of lading, labels, driver logs, and detailed condition reports with accompanying photos if necessary
Receive and release shipments into warehouse facilities
Pack artworks for local, national and international transportation and storage
Maintain compliance with all local, state, DOT regulations
Support to internal teams, as needed
Weekend, overtime, and holiday work may be necessary; therefore, schedule flexibility is required
Other projects as assigned by Manager
Qualifications & Skills:
Team Player, able to work in a fast-paced, detail-oriented and dynamic environment
Demonstrated knowledge of installation, packing and art handling
Excellent communication and attention to detail to both clients and coworkers
Ability to problem solve and solution onsite issues with the experience to know when to escalate problems to supervisor
Valid CA driver’s license
Ability to push and pull 150 pounds on a dolly or cart, as well as 50 pounds without mechanical aid
Ability to carry 40 pounds of varying size and shape up to a distance of 90 feet
Ability to stand, walk, squat, bend, kneel, crouch, twist, and reach overhead
Ability to be exposed to outside weather conditions, including heat, cold, rain and snow
Familiarity with the use of hand trucks, pallet jacks, jbars, dollies and other necessary warehouse equipment
Compensation $30/hr, health insurance, dental, vision, 401k
Development and Communications Associate
Development and Communications Associate Job Description
Reports to: Director of Development and Major Gifts
Hours/Compensation: 40 Hours per Week, Hourly, Non-Exempt; $18/hour plus Benefits
The Sacramento Philharmonic & Opera – a nonprofit devoted to classical music and music education
As the California Capital region’s premier orchestral and opera group, the Sacramento Philharmonic & Opera (SP&O) specializes in performing large-scale symphonic and operatic works with up to 70 musicians on stage. We perform 7 large-scale performances with over 10,000 attendees a year and provide a wide range of education and engagement activities for students and community members of all ages in the year.
We are in a unique and exciting period of growth, launching another exciting season of bold programming with a clear vision for the future and dedicated Board and staff leadership. We are looking for talented and passionate individuals to join our team and help us create memorable experiences that bring people together, foster community, inspire curiosity, and enrich lives through symphonic and opera music.
Reporting to the Director of Development and Major Gifts, the Development and Communications Associate will play an integral part in the SP&O’s fundraising and marketing efforts. This position will assist in running daily, weekly, and monthly Development/Marketing procedures and projects, and the ideal candidate is a motivated team player with the ability to multi-task in a fast-paced work environment.
Responsibilities:
Development
- Compose solicitation emails and direct mail copy as Development calendar dictates
- Oversee annual giving campaigns (Giving Tuesday, Big Day of Giving, End of Year Campaigns)
- Pull leads lists for direct mail, telefunding, and email solicitation campaigns
- Work with Box Office and telefunding on single ticket buyer leads for cultivation and solicitation
- Regularly run data through wealth screening software to assess giving potential for donor segments
- Manage daily input of donations accurately and thoroughly into Spektrix SP&O database
- Create weekly donation and revenue report for Executive Director and Director of Development
- Prepare monthly comparative reports for broad base campaigns to track performance
- Monthly, reconcile list of donations with financial reports to ensure proper data accuracy
- Manage Stewardship Sub-Committee communications so that members can thank donors
- Twice a week, prepare, have proper signatory sign, and send out donation acknowledgement letters
- At all concerts, manage donor lounge/green room set-up, tear down, and transporting materials
- Before concerts and during Intermission, staff the Donor Lounge entrance and greet patrons
- Ensure sponsor signs are printed for concerts; ensure Donor Roll is up to date in concert programs
- Take minutes from meetings with Development Consultants and Development Committee
- Attend relevant training sessions, informational forums, and seminars that can benefit the SP&O
Communications & Marketing
- Work with Marketing Consultant to execute the marketing/communications strategy and plan
- Create marketing email content, and disperse all print and digital collateral to internal stakeholders
- Create engaging content across SP&O social media platforms with new content posted regularly
- Take photos and videos as necessary at SP&O rehearsals and events
- Create and manage subscriber and donor’s corner newsletters as needed
- Maintain media contact list, and ensure contacts are invited to events and can engage with the SP&O
- Maintain SP&O website; responsible for web updates including ticketing and donation information
- Provide Box Office support by speaking to patrons, selling tickets, and processing order forms
- Support and participate in all communications-related events, as well as offers and promotions
- Support and execute additional digital, print, and organizational campaigns as needed
- Coordinate orders and purchasing of SP&O collateral, signage, promotional items, and wearables
- Responsible for setting up marketing materials for SP&O events; act as table ambassador at events
- Document/track Ticketmaster ticket purchase activity in Spektrix; pull appropriate lists and reports
- Work with Director of Finance to create and distribute monthly marketing expense reports
Skills and Attributes:
- Experience with Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, and content management
- A self-starter with excellent communication skills who enjoys working with other people
- Appreciation for the arts and classical music and/or opera a plus
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office and knowledge of basic HTML, website design, and SEO
- Adobe InDesign proficiency, graphic design preferred
- Ability to take compelling and quality photos and video
To Apply: Please email Giuliano Kornberg at gkornberg@sacphilopera.org with the subject line “Development and Communications Associate”. Applications will be reviewed as they are received.
Schedule: Monday – Friday, 9 AM – 5 PM with half-hour lunch, and must be able to work all concert nights (~8 per year, occur on weekends) and occasional community events. Schedule will be adjusted on event and concert weeks to not exceed 40 hours.
Physical and Transport Requirements:
- Must be able to do desk and computer work for extended periods of time
- Must be able to stand for extended periods of time when working at an event
- Must be able to lift at least 25 lbs. (transporting programs, marketing materials, etc.)
- Candidates must be able to get themselves to and from the office and events
Benefits:
- Health Care and Dental Plan
- Two (2) Weeks PTO
- 12 Paid Holidays, per SP&O Holiday policy
- Option to participate in SP&O Simple IRA Retirement program and FSA Flexible Savings Plan
- Parking or public transit monthly pass provided
All offers of employment at are contingent upon clear results of a thorough background check. The Sacramento Philharmonic & Opera strives to be recognized for the performance and presentation of high-quality music, also to engage and enrich people of all backgrounds and beliefs. We are committed to advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion in the arts, and aim to provide meaningful and relevant programming for our communities. The SP&O is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate in employment based on race, color, religion, sex, gender, national origin, age, disability, or another non-merit factor. All are welcome at the Sacramento Philharmonic & Opera.
A/V Manager
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures furthers the understanding, celebration, and preservation of cinema through inclusive and accessible exhibitions, screenings, programs, initiatives, and collections. Welcoming visitors from Los Angeles and around the world, the Museum works in active partnership with motion picture artists and specialists, scholars, staff, and diverse communities to contextualize and challenge dominant narratives around cinema, inspiring discourse, connection, joy, and discovery.
Reporting to the Senior Exhibitions A/V Manager, the A/V Manager will work as an essential member of the Exhibition Design and Production team and will support the media needs for installations. You will provide a range of audiovisual technical services as well as help support and supervise the AV Technicians.
You Will:
- Serve as an audiovisual specialist for exhibitions, installations, and projects.
- Be responsible for researching developing technologies and implementing technologies for all exhibition and project needs.
- Assist in planning and managing the execution of technically complex and/or artistically demanding projects.
- Create and maintain project documentation including schedules, budgets, labor plans, and project management task worksheets.
- Work closely with the Curatorial team and Exhibit Designers to understand exhibitions and recommend strategies for using media to present artwork within an exhibition or installation.
- Work closely with Exhibit fabricators, Lighting, Building Ops, Media Production, IT, and various outside vendors to ensure the proper installation of works.
- Assist in onboarding, scheduling, and supervising part time AV Technicians for AV installation, deinstallation, and exhibition maintenance.
- Train staff in proper equipment use and procedures.
- Supervise repairs, as well as any service contracts related to equipment.
- Maintain and update organized equipment inventory.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
You Have:
- 2+ years in AV Project Management or related field.
- 2+ years working at a museum, gallery, artist studio, or related field.
- Excellent organizational, interpersonal, and communications skills.
- Working knowledge of a wide variety of audiovisual hardware used for exhibitions (e.g., digital projectors, mounting hardware, Media Servers, BrightSign media players, amplifiers, speakers, HDBaseT transmitters and receivers, and flatscreen monitors).
- Proficiency in PC and Mac OS.
- Experience with networking, 7th Sense Media Servers, assistive listening systems, ISAAC Platform, and Vectorworks a plus.
- Knowledge of media arts history and technology, including various film, video, and sound formats.
- Ability to prioritize and compartmentalize duties.
- Demonstrated ability working in a team and without close supervision. Can communicate problems clearly to a supervisor.
- Enthusiasm, commitment, open mindedness, and integrity.
- Capacity to work quickly, precisely, and efficiently under deadlines.
- Previous experience working in a fast-paced environment while maintaining a high level of attention to accuracy and detail.
- Willingness to be trained on and use OSHA approved safety equipment such as respirators and protective clothing.
- Flexibility to work a variable schedule including nights, weekends, and holidays.
- A commitment to diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusion.
Physical Demands:
- Climb and work on ladders.
- Intermittent walking, standing, and stooping.
- Lift and move up to 50 lbs.
- Work around paints, cleansers, and other similar products.
- Work in spaces that collect dust.
- Work on an active construction site.
Other Requirements:
- If hired, we require all employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19, unless a medical or religious accommodation is needed as determined on a case-by-case basis.
Our Benefits:
- Comprehensive medical, dental and vision
- PTO and Sick Time
- 401(k)
Executive Director
Executive Director
Paso Robles, CA
Studios on the Park, a non-profit open studios community art center
FULL TIME EXEMPT
Studios on the Park in Paso Robles, California is looking for a positive, organized, flexible, energetic person to join our small creative team. The ideal candidate would have a non-profit arts administration and development background with a love for arts and community.
Responsibilities:
• Manage operations of a non-profit community art center.
• Fundraising & Donor Relations which includes direct asks, grant writing, Annual Fund Drive and annual SweetArt luncheon.
• Manage a team of four: Curator and Facilities Manager, Art Smart Program Manager, Retail Sales Manager, Marketing & Sales Coordinator
• Work with Curator to create 6-7 annual exhibitions
• Work with Art Smart Manager to ensure that the classes and exhibitions align with the mission.
• Work with Retail Sales Manager on Up Front gift shop.
• Ensure an open, communicative, team environment between Board and Staff
• Supervise Financials with Board Treasurer and Bookkeeper which includes investments, board reports and monthly financials.
• Manage and Develop Studios’ Programming: Events, Exhibitions, First Saturdays, Classes, Lectures, & Performances
• Encourage Resident & Associate Artists
• Oversee all Marketing & Social Media
• Represent Studios commitment to the visual Arts within the Community.
Mission Statement:
Studios on the Park, Inc. (Studios) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to providing a creative, educational, and transformational experience to enhance understanding and appreciation of the visual arts.
Studios on the Park realizes its commitment by making the creative process available to the public. Studios engages and inspires the San Luis Obispo County community and its visitors with a unique open studio environment. Studios features artists working in a variety of media, educational programs for children and adults, and quality exhibitions by regional, national and international artists.
Studios on the Park, 1130 Pine Street, Paso Robles, Ca 93446
contact@studiosonthepark.org
www.studiosonthepark.org