GO ART! PROGRAM DIRECTOR
F/T (40 hrs/wk)

 Overview: Dynamic, multi-talented individual to work closely with the Executive Director on coordination and implementation of all GO ART! programming, marketing, fundraising, special events and information technology. Flexible hours.

 In collaboration with the Executive Director, job responsibilities will include: 

• Coordination of marketing, publicity and advertising for all public programs sponsored by GO ART! in Genesee and Orleans Counties, including creation and maintenance of press releases, promotional materials, web site/e-newsletter content, and program-related brochures/flyers;
• Coordination and implementation of public programs sponsored by GO ART! in Genesee and Orleans Counties, including contact with artists and host organizations, in cooperation with other staff;
• Supervision and coordination of all facility use, such as overseeing rentals, set-up/take down and contracts;
• Develop proposals for programs/events that could attract new funding;
• Develop, coordinate and implement all fundraising activities to help successfully achieve fundraising budget;
• Plan, coordinate and implement wide range of special events, to include volunteer recruitment and direction;
• Research, identify and pursue new funding streams, including earned and contributed revenue sources;
• Expand base of support and maintain and strengthen relationships with existing funders and prospects; generate increased income from existing sources;
• Secure individual and corporate sponsorships for projects/events; identifying potential donors through effective research, outreach and relationship building;
• Primary point person for artists and cultural organizations for basic development services and information, plus referrals, as appropriate;
• Assist in oversight of information technology, such as organizational database, networking, implementation/troubleshooting of technology, and advising on integration/upgrades of technology for organizational administration;
• Serve on various local committees related to community cultural planning;
• Other duties as assigned.

Successful candidate must possess:

• Undergraduate degree;
• Strong writing, communication, organizational, budgeting and interpersonal skills;
• Experience in marketing/public relations;
• Organizational and leadership skills;
• Appreciation of artistic expression;
• Computer knowledge of networks, database, desktop publishing and MS Office programs required;
• Prefer previous experience planning and organizing fundraising events;
• Flexible schedule.