TravailEnCulture.ca

Agent d'artiste - musique spécialisée

Entreprise : Boulev’Art inc.
L'agence d'artistes Boulev'Art représente et accompagne des musiciens et ensembles de calibre international dans le développement de leur carrière. Reconnue depuis 1995 pour son dynamisme et son professionnalisme, l'agence propose ses coups de cœur dans le monde entier.

Entrée en fonction : septembre 2024
Conditions : À déterminer selon l’expérience
Horaire : Temps plein – 35 heures / semaine
Lieu de travail : En télétravail (siège social à Montréal, bureau secondaire à Paris)

Description de tâches – sous la direction de la présidente-directrice générale et en collaboration avec les autres membres de l’équipe

• Représenter les artistes de l’agence
• Vendre et négocier les conditions de contrats d’engagement des artistes de l’agence auprès des diffuseurs nationaux et internationaux spécialisés (maisons d’opéra, orchestres, festivals de musique, séries de concerts, etc.)
• Faire le suivi des demandes relatives aux ventes de concerts
• Entretenir les liens entre les artistes représentés, les diffuseurs et les membres de l'équipe
• Classer / archiver minutieusement les dossiers relatifs aux engagements des artistes sur le serveur électronique de la compagnie
• Développer de nouveaux marchés et approcher de nouveaux programmateurs et directeurs artistiques
• Organiser des auditions et des projets de résidences pour les artistes
• Toute autre tâche requise par la direction, en lien avec la fonction

Compétences recherchées

• Minimum de 5 ans d’expérience dans le domaine de la diffusion, de la présentation musicale, de la gestion culturelle ou autre domaine pertinent
• Bilingue (français et anglais) écrit et parlé. Troisième langue un atout
• Excellente capacité à convaincre
• Grande aisance au téléphone et sur Zoom (ou autres systèmes de visioconférences)
• Capacité à se déplacer occasionnellement pour participer à des salons, rendez-vous professionnels, événements et conférences
• Connaissance de la suite Office (Word, Excel, etc.)
• Connaissance du logiciel de bases de données FileMaker un atout
• Solide connaissance de la musique classique et de son répertoire
• Connaissance du milieu culturel et de celui de la diffusion musicale
• Connaissance des sources de financement disponibles (Conseil des arts du Canada, FACTOR, SODEC, MusicAction, Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec, etc.)

Profil recherché

• Aptitude à vendre
• Méthode structurée, autonomie, respect des échéanciers
• Sens aigu de l’initiative, débrouillardise
• Compétence élevée pour les communications et pour le travail d'équipe
• Entregent, curiosité, grande discrétion

SVP faire parvenir votre C.V. et une lettre de motivation avant le 25 août 2024, 23h59 à l’adresse électronique suivante : coordination@boulevart.ca

Seules les personnes retenues pour une entrevue seront contactées.

Salaire horaire, salaire ou échelle salariale:

selon l'expérience

Date limite pour soumettre la demande:

Dimanche, Août 25, 2024

Date de début:

Lundi, Septembre 2, 2024

Genre de travail:

À temps plein

Ville:

Télétravail

Province:

Québec

Niveau de scolarité:

Université (Études de premier cycle)

Langues:

L’anglais

Le français

Déplacement nécessaire?:

Non

Méthode préférée pour recevoir les demandes d’emploi:

Par courriel

Director of Marketing & Development

CENTRE IN THE SQUARE (CITS) is seeking a creative and energetic individual to serve as its next Director of Marketing & Development. Reporting to the Executive Director, the Director of Marketing & Development will be responsible for developing and implementing the strategic direction for all marketing and fundraising activities of CITS. The Director of Marketing and Development will have the responsibility to build the capacity and the teams in the Marketing, Development and Communication areas, and will work collaboratively with the senior leadership team to create strong development and marketing strategies.

The Director of Marketing & Development will build and manage the CITS brand and all aspects of marketing, communications, box office and ticketing through KW Tickets and fundraising, to raise the awareness of the organization in the community, increase audiences and drive earned and contributed revenues.

The Director of Marketing & Development will oversee and develop strategies to secure annual, planned giving, and donor-directed gifts through targeted campaigns, annual and monthly giving programs, donor stewardship efforts, and grants. The Director of Marketing & Development will personally manage and develop a prospect portfolio aimed at significantly cultivating major gifts, sponsorship support, and partnerships for CITS.

The ideal candidate will have a drive to build public and private sector support, to build audiences for CITS from the region to maximize ticket sales, fundraising, donor stewardship and marketing campaigns that drive earned and contributed revenues and visibility in the community. This is an exciting opportunity for a creative professional who can bring together their vision, experience, and passion for a wide range of artistic and community endeavours. The Director of Marketing & Development will want to invest in the success and growth of Centre In The Square and will find personal fulfillment in being part of an exciting future for the organization.

The Organization

The Centre In The Square Inc. (CITS Inc.) is a not-for-profit corporation, and registered charity, established in 1981 to maintain, operate, manage, and program the 2,000-seat state-of-the-art performing arts theatre – The Raffi Armenian Hall – and the Studio Theatre, situated in the Civic District of Downtown Kitchener.

CITS Inc. works in the public interest as a presenter and arts enabler, playing a leading role in showcasing the best in local, national and international performers, with over 140 shows and concerts a year for the benefit of the entire region and beyond. Concerts, plays, theatrical productions, lectures and comedy are but a few of the genres featured regularly throughout the year.

Housed in the CITS building is also the independently operated Kitchener Waterloo Art Gallery. Local cultural groups such as the Grand Philharmonic Choir, who present their own programs at CITS, are valued partners.

CITS Inc. also values opportunities for non-traditional partnerships and is committed to providingaccess in and around the theatre, and expert technical support, for rehearsals, workshops, displays, exhibits, and special events, in order to empower and enable artists of all ages and experience levels.

As a charitable organization, CITS Inc. receives an annual operating grant from the City of Kitchener that covers a portion of its expenses. Other revenue is self-generated through ticket sales, rentals, concessions, sponsorships, fundraising and grants from foundations and other levels of government. It is the vision of this organization to engage the community and bridge the space between artist and audience in a dynamic and sustainable way. The Centre In The Square has a committed and active Board of Directors of 14, led by Chair, Dan Carli and staff led by Executive Director Eric Lariviere.

Director of Marketing & Development Roles and Responsibilities

Reporting to the Centre in the Square’s Executive Director, the Director of Marketing & Development is responsible for the strategic planning and delivery of all marketing and development programs and platforms. The Director of Marketing & Development will be responsible for:

Marketing, Leadership and Accountability

Understand and clearly articulate CITS’ brand programs, history, culture, values, strategic plan, and season to ensure the continuing relevance and growth of earned revenue.
Regularly report on earned revenue goals and progress to the Executive Director and Board of Directors.
Demonstrate respectful, effective, and appropriate communication to achieve organizational buy-in for a variety of earned revenue initiatives.
Create effective communication strategies and develop, cultivate, and enhance CITS’s relationships in the KW community.
Speak and present in a clear and credible manner, listen to diverse perspectives, and set mutually beneficial expectations with a variety of stakeholders.
Remain current on and adapt to the cultural, economic, and political developments that affect earned revenue goals and strategies in the non-profit sector.
Model behaviours that create trust, build confidence and encourage others to follow suggested paths or approaches.

Marketing & Communication Planning and Implementation

Develop partnerships with external stakeholders and media outlets to support marketing, communication and ticketing projects, and initiatives.
Create customized subscription, group, and single ticket campaigns to support all sales activities
Process a clear understanding of the fast-changing marketing environment leading to the design, implementation and ongoing management of a strategic marketing plan, to significantly increase earned revenue.
Ensure the marketing and communication area adhere to long-term strategic and operational plan goals, coordinating and presenting regular progress reports to the Executive Director.
Use the organization’s formal and informal social and technical structures to build relationships, negotiate solutions, and accomplish goals.
Guide, build and mentor, the marketing and communication team’s successful achievement of earned revenue goals, with an emphasis on identifying, cultivating, and securing new earned revenue sources.
Lead the development, implementation, and management of company-wide short and long-term communication and story-telling strategies, plans and narratives, both internally and externally, to maximize media coverage and public awareness of key initiatives.
Monitor, evaluate and adjust plans to optimize performance.
Direct the planning and execution of strategies that increase national and international awareness of CITS as a destination.
Lead the team to determine key audiences and influencers and evaluate and revise activities to accomplish organizational goals.

Development Leadership and Accountability

Develop and implement long- and short-term strategies for fundraising with the Executive Director, the Board of Directors, and key community and business stakeholders.
Understand and clearly articulate CITS’ programs, history, culture, values, strategic plan, season, and financial strategy to foster the continuing relevance of sponsorship, philanthropic and grant support.
Identify key policy and funding issues of strategic importance and develop a comprehensive approach to address these issues to CITS’ benefit.
Regularly report on development goals and progress to the Executive Director and Board of Directors.
Proactively mobilize the Board of Directors, and volunteers, and in partnership with the Executive Director, drive fundraising activity and personal engagement with top prospects, sponsorships, and special events.
Develop, cultivate, and enhance CITS’ relationships in the community.
Remain current on and adapt to the cultural, economic, and political developments that affect goals and strategies in the non-profit sector.
Model behaviours that create trust, and respect, build confidence, and encourage others to follow suggested paths or approaches.

Development Planning and Implementation

Develop partnerships with all of CITS’ departments to support annual giving programs, sponsorships, special projects, and events.
In conjunction with the Executive Director, plan, and coordinate fundraising activations and campaigns.
Create innovative funding approaches that support the financial health and future sustainability of the organization.
Create customized donor stewardship and recognition opportunities to support expanded fundraising activities.
Create, implement, and manage a strategic development plan designed to significantly increase contributed revenue.
Establish solicitation priorities, manage prospect lists, and research, develop and execute targeted cultivation plans and solicitation strategies for a range of prospects. Maintain a portfolio of donors, cultivating and soliciting major gifts for the annual fund, special events, special programs, and specific fundraising for the institutional endowment.
Ensure that the development area adheres to long-term strategic and operational plan goals, coordinating and presenting regular progress reports to the Executive Director.
Direct all aspects of development including stewardship, special events, cultivation, benefits fulfillment, daily donor interaction, and volunteer management.
Use the organization’s formal and informal social and technical structures to build relationships, negotiate solutions, and accomplish goals both internally and externally by building meaningful relationships within the Arts including collaboration with Arts Commons and other resident companies.
Build, guide and mentor the development team’s successful achievement of contributed revenue goals for individual, corporate, foundation, special events, and institutional endowment, with a personal emphasis on identifying, cultivating, and securing new sources of funding.

Administration and Oversight

Oversee the development and marketing departments and supervise the staff by setting clear expectations and ensuring their continuing growth and professional development.
Influence and inspire others to act in an energetic, committed fashion in pursuit of a positive organizational culture.
Ensure that the necessary organizational structure and adherence to CRA and Ontario Municipal Affairs’ regulations and guidelines are followed and that policies, system controls, and procedures are in place and regularly reviewed for effectiveness.
Prepare and monitor revenue and expense budgets; provide accurate reporting, analysis, and integration of data; and oversee the maintenance and integrity of donor and prospect records.
Guide a regular process of staff review and evaluation that ensures the highest ethical standards in all departmental activities.
Lead by example and mentor the development and marketing staff in utilizing available data and systems to analyze and document fundraising needs and opportunities.
Ensure revenue goals are met, proactively identifying potential shortfalls, and strategizing creative options that lead to fulfillment.
Prepare financial and statistical analysis of marketing and development initiatives and use this information to improve earned revenue and fund development activities.
Project anticipated revenue and expenses for programs and review progress quarterly with the Executive Director.
Assess current technology and refine development practices to ensure maximum efficiency and results.
Embrace other administration and oversight roles and responsibilities as needed.

Traits and Characteristics

Collaborative, proactive, dynamic, self-motivated, detail and people-oriented, the Director of Marketing & Development will be goal-oriented and will possess exceptional time management, social and verbal communication skills and value frequent interaction and collaboration with others. The Director of Marketing & Development will be an experienced professional with the vision to actively pursue the Centre in the Square’s goals with creativity and determination and will have a high degree of personal accountability – with a commitment to exceeding expectations.

The Director of Marketing & Development will lead marketing and fundraising strategies in accordance with the mandate of the organization and will be a connector between CITS and the KW communities.

This individual will balance tasks and projects with a sense of urgency and possess superlative interpersonal and communication skills that articulate compelling verbal and written messages for support. A self-sufficient and self-managed professional with a highly organized strategic approach, the Director of Marketing & Development will have the ability to achieve organizational objectives with artists, staff, board members, volunteers, donors, and prospective supporters.

This individual will bring a passion for the Centre in the Square’s vision, mission, and values, with the ability to bring those to reality, and a commitment to positively impact the organization’s long-term success.

Essential Skills & Experience:

Minimum of 5 years of proven and measurable experience in developing and implementing major marketing and fundraising programs, campaigns and initiatives for live arts, entertainment, and experiences.
Experience with branding of an organization in a diverse community or region
Have a strong knowledge of market analytics, and database development to increase audience, sales, and philanthropic support
Successful major gift, sponsorship and partnership solicitation experience
Excellent written and verbal communication skills and a strong problem-solver
Experience developing effective marketing plans and donor outreach programs
Knowledge of CITS, its programs and the KW community and culture
Alignment with CITS’s core values
Proven ability to network and build lasting relationships on behalf of an organization
Demonstrated ability in analyzing areas for growth opportunities and where necessary building business cases
Experience collaborating with high-level, respected volunteers
Experience with CRM databases, marketing platforms and all complete Microsoft Office Suite of products is required.
Ability to identify and adapt to changing strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and challenges
Candidates must possess a willingness to mentor and develop team members to create a high-performing team.
A Bachelor’s Degree in a related field or Master’s Degree.

Compensation

The Centre In The Square offers an annual salary of $110,000 to $125,000 commensurate with experience. Additional benefits include annual vacation, participation in an extended health plan and retirement benefits.

Application Instructions

The Centre In The Square Director of Marketing & Development Search is led by Martin Bragg, Nicola Dawes and Sarah Geddes of Martin Bragg & Associates. To apply in confidence please email your letter of interest and resume in Word or PDF format to Martin Bragg & Associates at citsdirector@mbassociates.ca

The deadline for application is 5:00 pm EST on August 19, 2024. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply and will receive an acknowledgement of their application. Preliminary interviews will begin immediately, and candidates are encouraged to apply early. No phone calls, please.

The Centre in the Square is committed to Equity, Diversity, Inclusion Access, and Reconciliation. We recognize that the Kitchener/Waterloo communities have changing demographics, and we arecommitted to reflecting those changing demographics and our different cultural communities. Centre In The Square and Martin Bragg & Associates are committed to an open and transparent hiring process and we welcome all applications from women and gender nonconforming people, people of colour, Indigenous peoples, people with disabilities, people of all sexual orientations, and all others who may contribute to the further diversification of the Centre In the Square. We encourage all candidates who are legally able to work in Canada to apply.

Downtown Kitchener is situated on land that is the traditional home of the Neutral, Haudenosaunee (Ho-deh-no-show-nee) and Anishinaabe (Ah-nish-nah-bay) Peoples. We extend our respect to all First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples for their past and present contributions to this land. We also recognize and respect the cultural diversity that First Nations, Métis and Inuit people bring to both Downtown Kitchener and the City of Kitchener.

We recognize and appreciate their historic connection to this place and the contributions Indigenous peoples have made in shaping and strengthening this community.

Salaire horaire, salaire ou échelle salariale:

Date limite pour soumettre la demande:

Lundi, Août 19, 2024

Genre de travail:

À temps plein

Ville:

Kitchener/Waterloo

Province:

Ontario

Niveau de scolarité:

Université (Études de premier cycle)

Langues:

L’anglais

Déplacement nécessaire?:

Non

Méthode préférée pour recevoir les demandes d’emploi:

Par courriel

URL pour faire une demande en ligne:

https://centreinthesquare.com/about/careers/

Senior Financial Accountant

Centre In The Square (CITS) seeks a high-performing Senior Financial Accountant to join our finance team at one of Canada’s finest performing arts centres.

Get to Know Us:
The Centre In The Square Inc. (CITS Inc.) is a not-for-profit corporation, and registered charity, established in 1981 to maintain, operate, manage, and program the 2,000-seat state-of-the art performing arts theatre and the Studio Theatre, situated in the Civic District of Downtown Kitchener.

CITS values opportunities for non-traditional partnerships and is committed to providing access in and around the theatre and expert technical support for rehearsals, workshops, displays, exhibits, and special events to empower and enable artists of all ages and experience levels.

As a charitable organization, CITS Inc. receives an annual operating grant from the City of Kitchener that covers a portion of its expenses. Other revenue is self-generated through ticket sales, rentals, concessions, sponsorships, fundraising and grants from foundations and other levels of government. The organization's vision is to play a role as the leading live experiences destination in the region and to engage the community and bridge the space between artist and audience in a dynamic and sustainable way. The Centre In The Square has a committed and active Board of Directors of 14, led by Chair, Dan Carli and staff led by Executive Director Eric Lariviere.

The Role:
Reporting to the Director of Finance, the Senior Financial Accountant is accountable for the accounting operations of the company. This includes the production of periodic financial reports, maintenance of an adequate system of accounting records, and a comprehensive set of controls and budgets designed to mitigate risk, enhance the accuracy of the company's reported financial results, and ensure that reported results comply with generally accepted accounting principles.

Key Responsibilities:
● Month-End Close Activities: Assist with month-end close activities, including preparing and posting month-end accrual, revenue recognition, prepaid entries, and other miscellaneous entries. Prepare month-end account reconciliations, research and resolve issues timely, and assist with the preparation of financial statements.
● Reporting: Issue timely and complete financial statements and reports for internal businesses and performances. Generate monthly reports focusing on actual results vs. budgeted and forecasted numbers.
● Analysis: Gather data from various sources and assess the accuracy & reasonableness of the data as required. Analyze accounts and provide outcomes of financial performance of events.
● Year-end: Complete support schedules for the year-end audit. Act as the main contact with auditors. Assist with annual charity tax returns and all government reporting.
● Payroll & Taxes: Oversee payroll and benefits administration, including the setup of benefits and onboarding for new employees. Compile all tax reporting and ensure accuracy.
● Teamwork: Oversee support staff and approve work. Act as the primary financial liaison for other managers and staff at CITS. Manage and assist co-workers and review work, providing advice on complex accounting matters.

Key Qualifications:
The ideal candidate will have a university degree and an accounting designation (CPA), with 5-7 years of experience in general accounting, account reconciliations, and financial management within the not-for-profit sector. Essential knowledge includes generally accepted accounting principles, management accounting, and industry regulations.

Candidates must possess strong attention to detail, advanced computer skills (specifically Excel), and excellent organizational and time management abilities. Flexibility, strategic thinking, and the ability to work in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment are crucial. Strong communication skills, both written and verbal, are essential, particularly the ability to explain complex financial matters in simple terms. Skills and knowledge of Blackbaud Financial Edge NXT and ADP payroll are an asset.

Position Details:
Salary is: $80,000 - $95,000
Typical weekly hours are: 40 hours
Availability: The work week is Monday to Friday. It is possible to be required evenings and weekends.
Benefits: annual vacation, extended health coverage, and OMERS pension

Application Process:
To apply for this position, please submit a resume and cover letter quoting the job title in the subject line by August 19, 2024 to iwanttowork@centreinthesquare.com
Director of Finance
The Centre In The Square Inc.
101 Queen Street North
Kitchener, ON N2H 6P7

Thank you for your interest. Interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis as qualified candidates are received. Due to the anticipated volume of applications, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Centre In The Square Inc. is committed to the principles of equality and diversity in the workplace. We welcome applications from Indigenous peoples, minority communities, immigrants, persons with disabilities, and the LGBTQ2S+ community. We will provide accommodation in all phases of the hiring process up to the point of undue hardship upon request.

We recognize and appreciate their historic connection to this place and the contributions Indigenous peoples have made in shaping and strengthening this community.

Salaire horaire, salaire ou échelle salariale:

$80,000 - $95,000

Date limite pour soumettre la demande:

Lundi, Août 19, 2024

Genre de travail:

À temps plein

Ville:

Kitchener

Province:

Ontario

Niveau de scolarité:

Université (Études de premier cycle)

Langues:

L’anglais

Déplacement nécessaire?:

Non

Méthode préférée pour recevoir les demandes d’emploi:

Par courriel

Executive Director

The National Ballet of Canada (NBOC) performs works of classical and contemporary ballet around the world, across Canada, and in Toronto at the stunning Four Seasons Centre. Consistently ranked amongst the top ten ballet companies in the world, the NBOC is the fourth-largest company in North America, with its own orchestra, rehearsal, administration, and production facilities. The NBOC has grown from strength to strength during its 70+ years, thrilling audiences with some of the finest productions on the planet.

By every measure – artistic, financial, and reputational – The National Ballet of Canada is in a strong position, made possible by bold and judicious artistic, administrative, and governance leadership. This is an opportunity to partner with Artistic Director Hope Muir to advance and realize the NBOC’s vision and future plans as its next Executive Director.

Through your professional career or as an experienced volunteer board member, you have come to appreciate the nature of leadership in a complex, high-profile performing arts organization. As a trusted partner to the Artistic Director, you will embrace the dynamics of co-leadership – working together collaboratively for a single purpose and knowing when to move forward and when to pause. You will support the development of new repertoire and the Company’s drive for excellence while embedding the principles of diversity and inclusion in its work at home and on tour. Central to this will be the application of your proven experience in ensuring and strengthening the Company’s sound financial position and the executive leadership of marketing, audience engagement, new audience development, donor stewardship and diversification, EDI initiatives, education and community outreach programs, fiscal management, production, contract/union negotiations, human resource management, organizational culture and employee engagement, and information technology services.

You work effectively with a Board, and build trusted relationships with key supporters – audiences, governments, sponsors, donors, granting councils, foundations, and partners and peers in the arts community. Strategic, diplomatic, disciplined, financially astute, innovative, and a talented public speaker and negotiator, you also are a trusted coach, mentor, and inspiring team leader. This is an opportunity to engage your general management skills, your knowledge of today’s performing arts market – its challenges and its untapped potential – and realize a strategic plan that will bring to the world the incomparable delight, passion, and illumination that dance at its best can provide.

Application Process

The National Ballet of Canada is committed to fostering an inclusive, accessible, and equitable environment where employees feel valued and respected. The organization is committed to reflecting the diversity of our community, our city, and our country, and strives to ensure its recruitment and selection processes are bias-free. As such, we welcome and encourage applications from qualified candidates of all cultures, ethnicities, gender identities, sexual orientations, and abilities. The recruiting team will work with applicants requesting accommodation at any stage of the hiring process.

Applications will be reviewed immediately upon receipt. | Address: 470 Queens Quay W, Toronto, ON M5V 3K4| Permanent position | Language of work: English | Requirements: relevant executive leadership experience, ideally in a co-leadership model, in the performing arts, or a combination of private sector executive leadership experience and extensive contributions to the performing arts as a volunteer | Please indicate your interest in the opportunity by submitting a cover letter and resume to https://caldwell.thriveapp.ly/job/1155.

Date limite pour soumettre la demande:

Samedi, Mars 22, 2025

Genre de travail:

À temps plein

Ville:

Toronto

Province:

Ontario

Niveau de scolarité:

Université (Études de premier cycle)

Langues:

L’anglais

Déplacement nécessaire?:

Non

Méthode préférée pour recevoir les demandes d’emploi:

En ligne

URL pour faire une demande en ligne:

https://caldwell.thriveapp.ly/job/1155

Audience Sales and Services Manager

Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity aims to inspire everyone who attends our campus – artists, leaders, and thinkers – to unleash their creative potential.

We acknowledge, with deep respect and gratitude, our home on the side of Sacred Buffalo Guardian Mountain. In the spirit of respect and truth, we honour and acknowledge the Banff area, known as “Minhrpa” (translated in Stoney Nakoda as “the waterfalls”) and the Treaty 7 territory and oral practices of the Îyârhe Nakoda (Stoney Nakoda) – comprised of the Bearspaw, Chiniki, and Goodstoney Nations – as well as the Tsuut’ina First Nation and the Blackfoot Confederacy comprised of the Siksika, Piikani, Kainai. We acknowledge that this territory is home to the Shuswap Nations, Ktunaxa Nations, and Metis Nation of Alberta, Rockyview District 4. We acknowledge all Nations who live, work, and play, help us steward this land, and honour and celebrate this place.

The Opportunity

As an integral part of the Marketing & Communications team, the Audience Sales and Services Manager leads the Audience Services team to help facilitate, promote, and provide an exceptional audience experience for all Banff Centre public events.

Specifically, this position will be responsible for managing the front facing services that include the Box Office and Front of House, as well as financial management and operations of the ticketing process and ushering services. This includes hiring, training and supervision of the box office and usher staff, developing regular sales reports, maintaining an audience database, and assisting Marketing & Communications in sales, audience and event development.

Roles and Responsibilities

Reporting to Executive Director, Marketing & Communications, below are some key accountabilities:

Business and Financial Planning

- Develops an operational plan for the Box Office and Front of House, which addresses hours/days of operation, budget, and staffing plan and schedules.
- Prepares annual budgets and forecasts; monitors departmental budgets in association with the management colleagues in Events.

Ticketing/Registration System

- Manages the box office ticketing system and registration system.
- Maintains Box Office relationship with ticketing system vendor including contract negotiations.

Front of House/Digital Front of House

- Manages the front of house activities including staffing (ushers), food and beverage service, and ensuring safety for all patrons at all public events and venues both on and off site and online.
- Organizes, manages and reconciles merchandise sales for internal and/or with presenting partners.

Human Resource Management, Team Building and Interdivisional Cooperation

- Hires, trains, coaches, and evaluates a highly customer service oriented staff.
- Creates a positive working environment through establishing open communication with staff, and role modeling the desired standards of professionalism, teamwork, and customer service.
- Possesses a thorough knowledge of the Collective Agreement and ensures compliance in the workplace.

Relationship Building

- Maintains positive, open lines of communication with internal departments and external promoters in regard to their ticketing and event needs.
- Works with the other Banff Centre departments to explore opportunities to facilitate sales opportunities. This would include hospitality packages with tickets, and other experiential offerings.
- Collaborates with other Banff Centre departments who help ensure the audience experience is exceptional be it Food and Beverage, Physical Facilities and Production teams.
- Collaborates with all internal event producing departments for annual festivals and series as well as individual events and external theatre rentals.

Reporting

- Compiles daily, weekly, and/or monthly sales reports and audience information as required.
- Manages the allocation of revenue (ticket and merchandise) and charges to internal departments and external clients in accordance with established practices.

Patron Service Deliverables

- Ensures that staff provide exemplary customer service at all times, and that staff are knowledgeable about specific details of all events, processes and protocols including safety.
- Resolves customer complaints and secures long-term relationships with customers, and provides feedback to internal departments with respect to customer comments and concerns.

Marketing & Communications

- Supports Banff Centre’s marketing plans by maintaining and building an audience database and assists marketing staff in using the data base to ensure successful promotion of events.
- Assists as needed for collecting audience feedback either informally or formally through administration of audience surveys.

Qualifications and Educational Requirements
- 3+ years of Box Office Management experience
- 5+ years of management/team leading experience
- 5+ years customer service experience
- Diploma/Degree in Business or related experience
- Previous business and talent planning experience
- Financial management and reporting - cash management, financial reporting and budgeting
- Specialized knowledge of events, computer operations and financial reporting requirements
- Customer centric approach which results in exceptional customer service
- Proven technical skills and aptitude to use ticketing management software (Audience View) or other box office software such as Tessitura, SQL and HTML communications is an asset.
- Technology experience working with an excellent working knowledge of the Microsoft suite of products (i.e., Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Access)
- A team player that is highly motivated and leads by example
- Ability to work with broad direction without close supervision
- Proven organizational and project management competency to successfully manage multiple tasks and projects in a deadline oriented environment
- Flexible and adaptable to changing priorities and tasks
- Strong attention to detail with effective communication skills

- Interest in arts and performances

- Creative and collaborative problem solver

Special Requirements
- Due to the nature of the job, this position requires the candidate to be available to work a flexible, irregular schedule and weekends.
- Employment Terms and Benefits
- In accordance with the terms of employment governing Management/PSP employees, this is a salaried, fulltime position, subject to a 6-month probationary period.
- The salary range for this position is $58,328 - $86,614 based on experience.
- The successful candidate will enjoy twenty paid vacation days and four personal days annually, extended medical and dental benefits, and participation in an employer-matched pension plan.

Benefits of working at Banff Centre are:
- Transitional staff housing options (based on availability)
- Professional development
- Employee Assistance Program
- Health care spending account
- Staff cafeteria and restaurant discounts
- Onsite fitness facility at a discounted rate – first month free for new staff!

Application Process
- We are accepting applications for the Audience Sales and Services Manager position until a suitable candidate is found.
- Candidates offered a position with Banff Centre, in this capacity, will be required to obtain a criminal record check verifying a clear record before a final job offer can be finalized.
- Visa Requirements: Candidates must be legally eligible to work in Canada. Banff Centre is unable to assist candidates in obtaining Canadian work authorization.

Salaire horaire, salaire ou échelle salariale:

$58,328 - $86,614

Date limite pour soumettre la demande:

Vendredi, Août 2, 2024

Genre de travail:

À temps plein

Ville:

Banff

Province:

Alberta

Niveau de scolarité:

Collège/Cégep

Langues:

L’anglais

Déplacement nécessaire?:

Non

Méthode préférée pour recevoir les demandes d’emploi:

En ligne

URL pour faire une demande en ligne:

http://www.banffcentre.ca/careers

Executive Director - Edmonton Arts Council

Organization
Edmonton Arts Council ( ‘EAC’) recognizes our relationship with the Indigenous people of Treaty 6 territories. In doing so, we renew our commitment to continuing our collective journey toward the ideals of peace, friendship, and understanding at the core of that agreement.

The EAC is a non-profit society and charitable organization established in 1995 that supports and promotes the arts in Edmonton. EAC works to; Build partnerships and initiate projects that strengthen the community; Invests in Edmonton festivals, arts organizations, and individual artists through municipal, corporate, and private funding; Provides expert advice to government and other agencies on issues that affect the arts; Creates awareness of the quality, variety and value of artistic work produced in Edmonton.

The vision of the EAC is to cultivate a rich, diverse, and inclusive cultural environment that reflects the city's unique identity. The mission of the EAC is to connect, advocate, and invest in the arts community to ensure that the arts are integral to the lives of Edmontonians. This involves promoting the value of the arts, securing resources, and facilitating opportunities for artists and arts organizations. Connections & Exchanges is the award-winning current cultural plan that outlines a strategic framework for the growth and transformation of arts and heritage in Edmonton over a decade to 2029. The plan focuses on three main goals: to infuse culture, arts, and heritage into every aspect of civic fabric; support cultural makers and interpreters; and to grow arts and heritage audiences. It emphasizes collaboration, inclusivity, and innovation, aiming to create a thriving cultural ecosystem that benefits all Edmontonians. This further upholds the significance of the EAC’s work with equity-seeking communities emphasizing the significance of the Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Access (IDEA) framework. In alignment with the Indigenous Principle as reflected within Connections & Exchanges that Indigenous people have agency in their journeys of revitalizing and participating in traditional, contemporary, and future manifestations of their culture.
The EAC works with the city, its agencies, and the arts community in Edmonton for the benefit of all citizens to realize our vision of a city where arts and culture are integrated in all aspects of our community life and where both individual artists and arts organizations are valued and supported in their endeavors to create, communicate, and contribute. Core programs and services for Edmontonians include managing a suite of investment programs for individual artists and arts and festival organizations, managing the City of Edmonton’s Public Art Policy and Public Art Collection, EAC Shop and Services, Community Animation in Edmonton neighbourhoods, and other special projects.
The impact of the EAC on the community is profound. By supporting local artists and arts organizations, the EAC helps to ensure a thriving cultural scene that enriches the lives of residents and visitors alike. As a glimpse of some of the impact these programs and services have had in 2023 the EAC:

invested over $14 million in 305 artists and collectives, and 194 arts and festival organizations, through grant funding.
brought 127 artists to 140 Edmonton neighborhoods through 146 events with the Community Animation programming.
showcased 238 artists in Shop & Services with 8837 tickets sold.
managed 292 artworks in the Public Art collection with 27 artworks planned or in progress.

The EAC maintains a strong relationship with the City of Edmonton, working collaboratively to integrate arts and culture into the broader municipal framework. This partnership ensures that the arts are considered in city planning and development processes, reinforcing Edmonton’s reputation as a culturally vibrant city. The city's commitment to the arts is reflected in its funding and policy support for the EAC, which in turn drives the council's ability to support the arts community effectively.
The EAC is governed by a 13-member volunteer Board of Directors where Tyler Sherard serves as Chair. Representation on the Board includes artists, arts administrators, and community members with specific skills and knowledge in Board Governance. Representatives from the City of Edmonton and Explore Edmonton serve as advisors. The Executive Director leads an executive leadership team comprised of two Associate Executive Directors (Finance, Organizational Effectiveness and Engagement; and Programs, Services and Access) who collectively lead the work of external programs and services including Investments, Services and Partnerships, Public Art, and Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Access along with internal operational support services including Finance and Risk, Communications and Engagement, Research and Measurement, Policy, Planning and Performance, and People and Culture.
For the fiscal year ending December 31, 2023, the total operating revenue was $21.2 million and expenses were $21.4 million, with $14.5 million disbursed as grants. For the fiscal year 2024, annual revenues are projected to be $20.6 million, with $19.7 million provided by the City of Edmonton. The EAC anticipates ending the 2024 fiscal year with an unallocated reserve of approximately $390,000.

Community
Located in the heart of Treaty No. 6 Territory, Edmonton/amiskwaciywâskahikan is one of Canada’s youngest and fastest growing cities. The traditional meeting ground for many Indigenous communities, including the Nehiyawak/Cree, Dene Suliné, Nakota Sioux, Saulteaux, Niitsitapi/Blackfoot, Métis, and the Inuk/Inuit peoples, Edmonton is home to Canada’s second-largest urban Indigenous community. The city’s continual development as a thriving urban centre encourages the ongoing migration of people from across Canada and around the world. The city's visible minority population sits at 42.8 percent, with South Asian, Chinese, Black, and Filipino people making up the largest visible minority communities within Edmonton. Our diverse arts ecology in Edmonton reflects the population, with festivals, organizations, and major events such as the Indian Film Festival of Alberta, 5 Artists 1 Love, Cariwest, Edmonton Filipino Fiesta, and the Ociciwan Contemporary Art Collective.
As Alberta’s capital city with a population of over 1.2 million, Edmonton boasts a variety of major amenities that enhance the quality of life for its residents, including world-class educational institutions, several leading hospitals and specialized medical centers, and an extensive network of parks and recreational facilities.

Nicknamed “Canada’s Festival City” Edmonton is home to a vibrant arts community. Offerings range from theatre and music venues to galleries and studios, brought to life by large institutions, community arts programs, collectives, and individual artists. The Edmonton Arts Council serves the entire community to bring art to a public that agrees (87%) that arts and culture make communities better places to live. A further 85% of surveyed Edmontonians agree that participating in arts and cultural activities builds a shared sense of community identity.

Sources: edmontonarts.ca; exploreedmonton.com; Edmonton.ca; regionaldashboard.alberta.ca

Position Summary
The Executive Director serves as a collaborative and visionary leader. Reporting to the Board of Directors, they advance the EAC’s role in the Edmonton arts ecology as a leading voice, ensuring the achievement of the organization’s mission, mandate, and core values. The individual leverages organizational resources to build, nurture and expand partnerships increasing the EAC’s reach into the community. They provide strategic and inspirational vision for supporting artists and organizations in their capacity to reach equity seeking communities, including through the Indigenous principle. The Executive Director is accountable for the integration and implementation of the organization’s financial, operational, human resources and programmatic strategies. They provide leadership and guidance to a close-knit team of highly engaged arts professionals dedicated to delivering projects, initiatives, programs and services with creativity and passion.

Roles and Responsibilities
Strategic Vision and Governance

Lead the refinement and implementation of the strategic plan in partnership with the Board of Directors and senior leadership team, prioritizing the allocation of resources and the alignment of delivery to measurement, evaluation and learning framework.
Nurture relationships with the Board of Directors, ensuring they are equipped with the information and tools required to fulfill their governance and community ambassadorship duties.
Strengthen the establishment of Board level supports, acting as a conduit for governance decision making models, strategic directions and budget implementation and monitoring responsibilities.
Engage in opportunities to advance Board level capacity.
Embrace other strategic vision and governance duties as needed.

Community Partnerships and Engagement

Serve as the public face for the organization, identifying and stewarding relationships with the City of Edmonton, organizational partners, and key stakeholders in the arts ecology.
Advance the implementation of the Indigenous Principle in the EAC’s engagement of Indigenous artists and Indigenous lead arts organizations.
Nurture relationships with local, provincial, and national arts councils and other municipalities; partners like the Edmonton Heritage Council and Arts Habitat Edmonton; and stakeholder relations including municipal agencies and organizations like the Edmonton Public Library, Community Leagues, and Edmonton Community Foundation.
Embrace other community partnerships and engagement duties as needed.

Organizational Excellence and Fiscal Resiliency

Lead the alignment of Programs, Services, and Access with Finance, Organizational Effectiveness and Engagement areas that maximize efficacy, strengthen internal capacity, and nurture strong internal communications.
Uphold the organization IDEA (Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Access) framework as an underpinning principle throughout the organization.
Prioritize and champion initiatives to invest in internal capacity through development and identification of the need for new resources.
Lead the EAC in informed development of the next strategic plan through an integrating of the various learnings, opportunities, and priorities.
Optimize and implement equitable operational policies, processes, and procedures that increase efficiency, establish quality services to grant recipients and artists, promote integrity, and strengthen internal controls.
Engage staff in consistent and supportive dialogue, nurturing a bridge between the overarching organizational vision and mission and the direct delivery of programs and supports.
Maintains fiduciary responsibility for the health and viability of the organization.
Embrace other organizational excellence and fiscal resiliency duties as needed.

Traits and Characteristics
The Executive Director will be responsible for achieving results through the collaborative efforts of the team. Driven by their extensive past experiences and passion for assisting others, the Executive Director will be capable of building rapport with those in the community, in government, and across a diversity of sectors and businesses. They can discern the practical values of situations, the individuality, and perspectives of others, and make quick decisions when urgency is required.
Other key competencies include:

Leadership and Diplomacy – the capacity to tactfully handle sensitive or difficult issues which impact the community while organizing and influencing elected officials, interested parties, and the public, to believe in a vision.
Decision Making and Personal Accountability – the acuity to analyze many aspects of a situation to make consistently sound and timely decisions for EAC and being answerable to staff, Board, and the public for their own actions.
Influencing Others and Interpersonal Skills – the sensitivity in relating well to a diverse community, while also personally affecting the actions, decisions, opinions, or thinking of others relating to the value of arts ecologies.
Futuristic Thinking – the ability to imagine, envision, project and/or create what has not yet been actualized by EAC but would result in positive community impact.

Qualifications
As a qualified candidate, your combined work and educational experiences have prepared you as a forward-thinking leader with a proven ability to guide transformational change in achieving the objectives of the art ecologies. You bring 10 plus years of progressive senior leadership experience in organizations of varied complexity and size. You have demonstrated experience as a confident, informed public speaker who is actively engaged with a variety of stakeholders. You have a proven ability to work collaboratively with equity-seeking communities, elevating the work of all members. As a leading candidate, you are eligible to work in Canada with an understanding of the Edmonton arts ecology.

Compensation and Benefits
The EAC provides a competitive and equitable compensation package with a starting salary in the range of $160,000 to $180,000 Canadian. Benefits include voluntary participation in a Registered Pension Plan, an extended health plan, 3 weeks of paid vacation, and paid sick time which includes up to 4 personal days per year.

Applications and Inquiries
The EAC welcomes applications from all qualified individuals which includes applications from equity-seeking communities who have non-traditional experiences. Applicants who anticipate needing accommodations during the recruitment process are encouraged to contact Arts Consulting Group in confidence.

To submit a cover letter and resume with a summary of demonstrable accomplishments (electronic submissions preferred), please click here or visit artsconsulting.com/opensearches. For questions or general inquiries about this job opportunity, please contact:

Bruce D. Thibodeau, DBA, President
Jeff Erbach, Associate Vice President

1811 4th Street SW, Suite 523
Calgary, Alberta T2S 1W2
Tel: (888) 234.4236 Ext. 201
Email: EdmontonArtsCouncil@artsconsulting.com

The Edmonton Arts Council recognizes its relationship with the Indigenous people of Treaty 6 territories. In doing so, the EAC renews its commitment to continuing a collective journey toward the ideals of peace, friendship, and understanding at the core of that agreement.

Salaire horaire, salaire ou échelle salariale:

$160,000 to $180,000

Date limite pour soumettre la demande:

Lundi, Septembre 30, 2024

Genre de travail:

À temps plein

Ville:

Edmonton

Province:

Alberta

Niveau de scolarité:

Diplôme d'études secondaires

Langues:

L’anglais

Déplacement nécessaire?:

Non

Méthode préférée pour recevoir les demandes d’emploi:

Par courriel

En ligne

URL pour faire une demande en ligne:

https://jobs.crelate.com/portal/artsconsultinggroup/job/y6dqeej7gexkrjdu3698ua6w…

Concept art, Storyboard position

The employee will create concept art and a storyboard for the animated feature film "Clara on the Curve of the Earth”. He/she will have a thorough knowledge of the appropriate digital software. He/she will possess a basic understanding of the principles of visual storytelling, strong layout and design skills and a good conceptual imagination. I’m looking for a hard-working, enthusiastic employee who cares about the quality of the work he/she produces. The candidate should be creative, reliable, organized and capable of working alone and as part of a small team. The job runs from September 1 - December 31, 2024 (100+ hours, flexible schedule). Working remotely is possible. The wage is $20.- $25. per hour, contingent upon experience. This is a salaried position, with deductions. It may be possible to receive academic credit for your work. The employee will receive a suitable screen credit on the project. You must be a full or part-time student during the employment period. Applications from Canada’s job equity groups are encouraged. I am committed to providing a safe and respectful workplace. To apply, please send a cover letter and a sample of your work (or a website link) by August 15 to: michaelcrochetiere@gmail.com. For more information on my projects, visit: https://michaelcrochetiere4.wixsite.com/mysite

Salaire horaire, salaire ou échelle salariale:

$20 - $25 per hour

Date limite pour soumettre la demande:

Jeudi, Août 15, 2024

Date de début:

Dimanche, Septembre 1, 2024

Genre de travail:

À temps partiel

Ville:

Montreal

Province:

Québec

Niveau de scolarité:

Université (Études de premier cycle)

Langues:

L’anglais

Déplacement nécessaire?:

Non

Méthode préférée pour recevoir les demandes d’emploi:

Par courriel

Contributing writer

The employee (contributing writer) will help me (the primary writer) complete the final draft script for the 2D-animated feature film “Clara on the Curve of the Earth”. The script is written in English. I’m looking for a hard-working, enthusiastic student who wants to learn and cares about the quality of his/her work. The candidate should be creative, reliable, organized and capable of working alone and as part of a small team. He/she should have an aptitude for poetic writing (in any form), visual storytelling and narrative analysis. He/she will be working on a post-secondary degree (full or part-time) in Creative Writing or a related field in the 2024 fall semester. The employee will receive a suitable screen credit on the project. The job pays $25.-$35 per hour, contingent on experience and/or CHRC priority status (Indigenous, BPOC, newcomers, persons with disabilities, first-year students). See https://www.culturalhrc.ca/swp for more information. This is a salaried position, with deductions. Working remotely is possible. Flexible schedule. I am committed to providing a safe and respectful workplace. To apply, please send a cover letter, CV and a writing sample (1-2 pages) by August 15 to: michaelcrochetiere@gmail.com. For more information on me and my projects, visit: https://michaelcrochetiere4.wixsite.com/mysite

Salaire horaire, salaire ou échelle salariale:

$25-$35. per hour

Date limite pour soumettre la demande:

Jeudi, Août 15, 2024

Date de début:

Dimanche, Septembre 1, 2024

Genre de travail:

À temps partiel

Ville:

Montreal

Province:

Québec

Niveau de scolarité:

Université (Études de premier cycle)

Langues:

L’anglais

Déplacement nécessaire?:

Non

Méthode préférée pour recevoir les demandes d’emploi:

Par courriel

Directeur.trice des communications et du marketing

Sous la supervision du directeur général et artistique, la personne titulaire du poste doit effectuer les tâches suivantes :

Description des tâches

Communication et marketing
• Produire les plans de communication et marketing, les mettre en œuvre et évaluer le résultat des stratégies
• Développer et entretenir l’image de marque en collaboration avec les designers graphiques
• Déterminer et mettre en œuvre les stratégies de développement de publics
• Créer et mettre en œuvre le calendrier de production des actions communicationnelles
• Coordonner la production et la distribution des outils communicationnels
• Superviser les relations de presse
• Réaliser la communication interne avec les partenaires
• Effectuer la veille stratégique de la compétition et des activités en arts visuels sur les scènes régionales, nationales et internationales
• Effectuer la veille médiatique et produire les revues de presse annuellement sur l’organisme et ses activités

Gestion
• Participer à la planification stratégique de l’organisme
• Encadrer une équipe de travailleurs, stagiaires et bénévoles
• Élaborer et faire le suivi du budget de communication en collaboration avec la direction administrative
• Faire le suivi des paiements et des ventes liées aux activités de communications et marketing
• Participer à la rédaction des demandes et des rapports de commandites et de subventions liées aux communications et au marketing
• Concevoir les processus de travail liés à son département
• Mettre à jour les listes de fournisseurs liées à son département
• Toutes autres tâches connexes

Diplômes et expériences de travail
• Diplôme en communications ou autre formation pertinente
• Au moins deux années d’expérience de travail en lien avec le poste
• Expérience en évènementiel, un atout
• Intérêt marqué pour les arts visuels et la culture, un atout
• Connaissance du milieu des arts visuels à Québec, un atout

Langues demandées
• français : excellent
• anglais : fonctionnel

Conditions d’embauche
• Poste permanent
• Échelle salariale de 25 à 31 $ / heure selon expérience
• Nombre d’heures par semaine : 28 à 35 (selon le volume d’activités)
• Régime de retraite
• 2 semaines de congés durant la période des fêtes et 4 semaines de vacances annuelles
• Conciliation famille – travail, horaires flexibles et possibilité de télétravail partiel
• Date d’entrée en fonction : le 3 septembre 2024
• Lieu de travail : Ville de Québec

Faites parvenir votre curriculum vitae et lettre de motivation au plus tard le 3 août 2024 à l’adresse courriel : admin@manifdart.org.

Manif d’art favorise la diversité et l’inclusion dans son processus de recrutement et son milieu de travail.

Nous remercions toutes les personnes qui auront manifesté leur intérêt, mais seules les candidatures retenues seront contactées pour une entrevue.

Salaire horaire, salaire ou échelle salariale:

Échelle salariale de 25 à 31 $ / heure selon expérience

Date limite pour soumettre la demande:

Samedi, Août 3, 2024

Date de début:

Jeudi, Juillet 4, 2024

Genre de travail:

À temps plein

Ville:

Québec

Province:

Québec

Niveau de scolarité:

Université (Études de premier cycle)

Langues:

L’anglais

Le français

Déplacement nécessaire?:

Non

Méthode préférée pour recevoir les demandes d’emploi:

Par courriel

Responsable adjoint des arts (programmes d’arts autochtones)

Conformément au mandat de recrutement du CAO pour ce secteur de programmes désigné et en vertu de l’article 24 du Code des droits de la personne de l’Ontario, la sélection sera limitée aux candidats et candidates autochtones (membres des Premières Nations, Inuits, Métis). Par conséquent, les postulants doivent s’autoidentifier dans leur candidature en précisant leur nation (Première Nation, inuite, métisse) ainsi que la ou leurs communautés d’origine.

Le Conseil des arts de l’Ontario (CAO) est à la recherche d’une professionnelle ou d’un professionnel des arts autochtones ayant de l’expérience dans l’administration des arts, ainsi que des connaissances et une expertise dans le travail et le soutien des arts, des artistes, des collectifs et des organismes autochtones pour le poste nouvellement créé de responsable adjoint des arts au sein de son équipe des arts autochtones.

Sous la direction de la responsable des programmes et en collaboration avec elle, le responsable adjoint des arts soutient la gestion des programmes de subvention des arts autochtones et assume les autres responsabilités qui lui sont confiées.
Ce nouveau rôle vient renforcer le soutien apporté par l’équipe aux artistes et aux dirigeants autochtones de l’Ontario.

Responsabilités : 
• Administrer les programmes de subvention affectés et soutenir le développement de ces programmes avec la responsable du programme.
• Fournir des informations, des conseils et un retour d’information aux candidats et communiquer avec des populations autochtones de manière sûre et respectueuse.
• Collaborer et participer à la planification, aux activités d’évaluation et à l’administration des programmes, et soutenir les initiatives et services spéciaux destinés aux diverses communautés créatives autochtones.
• Faciliter le processus d’évaluation des demandes de subventions par les pairs.
• Rapporter et présenter les recommandations relatives à l’octroi de subventions selon l’évaluation par les pairs à la directrice des subventions, au directeur général et éventuellement au conseil d’administration.
• Soutenir l’élaboration d’outils et de processus visant à favoriser l’équité et l’inclusion ainsi qu’à réduire les obstacles systémiques qui empêchent les candidats autochtones d’accéder au financement.
• Favoriser et renforcer les relations par la sensibilisation et participer à l’élaboration et à la planification des initiatives de sensibilisation ainsi que des initiatives et des ateliers d’information et de rédaction de demandes de subvention afin de mieux répondre aux besoins et aux intérêts variés des peuples et communautés autochtones.
• Fournir un soutien à la responsable du programme pour les mises à jour au sujet des programmes et saisir leurs faits saillants en vue des communications internes et externes.
• Fournir un soutien aux programmes de subventions et aux responsables de programmes en dehors des arts autochtones, selon les tâches confiées ou l’assistance requise.
• Veiller à l’application effective des budgets des programmes et au bon déroulement des programmes.
• Assister à des événements le soir et les fins de semaine et se déplacer en Ontario, y compris dans les régions éloignées, rurales et dans le nord de la province, pour rencontrer à l’occasion des artistes et des organismes artistiques.

Principales compétences
• Expérience et connaissance des pratiques coutumières et contemporaines des arts autochtones dans un contexte pluridisciplinaire.
• 3 ans ou plus d’expérience en tant que responsable artistique de niveau intermédiaire ou supérieur dans le domaine des arts autochtones.
• Connaissance des philosophies et des méthodes de travail autochtones, y compris des obstacles, des enjeux et des tendances, grâce à une expérience et à une crédibilité acquises en assurant le soutien et en travaillant au sein de diverses communautés artistiques autochtones de la province.
• Connaissance des systèmes de financement public et expérience de la rédaction de demandes de subventions.
• Atouts : connaissance et expérience du processus d’évaluation des demandes de subvention du CAO en tant que candidat, et utilisation du système de demande en ligne Nova du CAO.
• Pratiques organisationnelles et administratives solides et capacité à gérer des responsabilités multiples.
• Maîtrise de l’analyse des informations financières relatives aux budgets des projets artistiques et, de préférence, aux budgets des organismes artistiques.
• Esprit critique ayant un jugement sûr et un esprit d’initiative.
• Solides compétences et expérience en matière d’animation de réunions.
• Connaissance et compréhension des expériences uniques et des obstacles existants pour les autochtones qui présentent des demandes. Excellent niveau d’anglais en lecture, rédaction et communication verbale.
• Atout : maîtrise d’une langue autochtone, du français ou de l’ASL
• Capacité de communiquer de manière succincte et convaincante à l’écrit, à l’oral et dans le cadre de présentations publiques.
• Esprit de collaboration et d’engagement positif avec des populations hétérogènes, tant à l’intérieur du CAO qu’à l’extérieur.
• Essentiel : maîtrise intermédiaire à supérieure de Word et Excel; atout : expérience de Microsoft Office 365 et Teams.
• Un permis de conduire valide est un atout de choix.

Date limite pour soumettre la demande:

Mercredi, Juillet 24, 2024

Ville:

Toronto

Province:

Ontario

Niveau de scolarité:

Université (Études de premier cycle)

Langues:

L’anglais

Déplacement nécessaire?:

Non

Méthode préférée pour recevoir les demandes d’emploi:

En ligne

URL pour faire une demande en ligne:

https://www.arts.on.ca/possibilites-de-travail/responsable-adjoint-des-arts-prog…

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