The Independent Media Arts Alliance is seeking an individual to work in a non-profit independent media arts organization; coordinating, facilitating and maintaining IMAA National’s activities. Candidates must have experience with grant writing and working in a non-profit arts environment; have comprehensive knowledge of the independent media arts in Canada, and demonstrate a strong understanding of arts funding and the political landscape in Canada. Exceptional communication skills are required (both written and oral), project management experience and an understanding of the importance of responding to the needs of the independent media arts community, along with a willingness to develop new links and partnerships. Strong organizational abilities are essential.
The ideal individual must be bilingual.
MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Manage the financial operations of the Alliance;
- Prepare all operations grants for submission to funding agencies;
- Work with the IMAA Board to pursue all necessary advocacy activities and develop and implement lobby campaigns;
- Promote and maintain communication among IMAA’s membership, staff and Board;
- Encourage participation and development of committees among the board and membership;
- Develop partnerships within the Media Arts community (in both the private and public sectors); and
- Respond to any other related tasks and duties that are required.
The IMAA is an equal opportunity employer and is firmly committed to actively assuring full participation in the organization and access to its resources to all people, regardless of gender, race, language, sexual orientation, age or ability.
To apply, please submit a cover letter, CV and three references by email to Kevin Allen, IMAA President: admin@amaas.ca
