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Dewey Artist Collaboration

Rehoboth DE Southern Delaware Job Type Full Time Salary 40,000-45,000 Categories Administrative, Executive Director, Program / Project Management Closing Date April 14, 2024 Description

Background: Founded in 2017, the Developing Artist Collaboration (DAC) is a non-profit organization committed to a mission of transforming communities by elevating artists. It accomplishes that mission through initiatives that focus on arts education in the community, arts advocacy, and programs that nurture and support our local artists and fellow arts organizations.Position Available: The DAC seeks a dynamic and experienced leader to serve as Executive Director to advance the mission and agenda of the organization. Recognized as an entrepreneurial organization, the DAC offers unique programs and services to artists of varying skill sets and to the general public.Responsibilities: The Executive Director serves as the chief operating officer of the DAC, working closely with and reporting to the President and the Board of Trustees. The Executive Director directs and administers all programs, operations and policies in addition to supervising a professional staff of three FTE and up to 8 PTE. Primary areas of responsibility include: Strategic Planning develops and implements the organization s Strategic Plan and annual action plans in conjunction with the Board. Program Development and Management develops, implements and supervises programs and services that are consistent with the organization s mission and Strategic Plan and that meet the needs of constituents. Fund Development/Grant Oversight and Fiscal Management together with the Board, develops and manages the fundraising and financial strategies of the organization; develops an annual budget for approval by the Board; oversees the management of all funds, consistent with the organization s accounting system. Staff Leadership and Management motivates and develops the professional management team; hires, supervises and evaluates staff; coordinates work with the Board s committees, volunteers and partner organizations. Community Relations develops effective working relationships within the community (both within the arts community and elsewhere) to ensure that the arts are represented in thecommunity-at-large and for the constituency that the DAC serves. Advocacy serves as the chief spokesperson for the DAC in the community; articulates and communicates the value of the arts, and emerging artists in particular, in improving our quality of life, and promotes community support of the arts and the DAC. Conducts all business at the highest standard of integrity ensuring that all activities are legal and ethical. For those requiring special accommodation, a list of marginal job functions is available upon request.Experience/Qualifications: Colleges graduate with at least 3 years management experience, preferably in a nonprofit organization, with significant experience in the arts or a related area; prior experience as President or Executive Director is preferred.37401 Malloy Street, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971 301-###-#### www.developingarts.orgKnowledge of the Delaware area arts community is a plus Proven record as a successful fundraiser. Outstanding written, oral and interpersonal communication skills. Strong planning, organizational and analytical skills. Ability to positively motivate and develop staff, board, and volunteers and build consensus. Visionary and innovative thinker. Ability to work collaboratively with all sectors of the community, the Board of Trustees and staff.Compensation: Salary range, $40,000-43,000, commensurate with experience.Starting Date: ImmediateProcedure for Applying: Qualified candidates should e-mail a current resume, together with a cover letter indicating interest in the position and salary requirements to Heidi Lowe, Board President, at [email protected] for applications has been extended to March 16, 2024. For more information about the DAC, visit www.developingarts.org.Posted February 14, 2024 new search

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