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Acting Executive Director, Advocacy & Communications
This is an acting role/secondment opportunity whilst the current Executive Director is on secondment to be Controller of The Space a new arts service partnership with the BBC. With a place on the Executive Board you will work in close partnership with the Chief Executive and other Executive Board members to drive the strategic long term positioning of Arts Council England during this key period. more >
Manager Private Giving and Partnerships Programme
This exciting new fixed term role is responsible for leading the delivery, monitoring and evaluation of Creative New Zealand’s three year pilot Private Giving and Partnerships Programme - which is focused on increasing private sector support and diversifying sources of income for the arts. more >
Secretary General
Arterial Network requires a suitably skilled and experienced person for the strategic position of Secretary General due to the incumbent’s five-year term ending on 30 April 2012. more >
Manager: Sustainability
The rapid growth of Arterial Network necessitates the appointment of a full-time person to co-ordinate and implement traditional and new, innovative fundraising strategies to ensure the financial sustainability of the Network including its continental and regional secretariats, national chapters and their programme of activities. more >
Manager/Executive (Infrastructure Planning & Development)
You will be involved in the management of building development projects for NAC arts spaces. more >
Chief Executive Officer
Kultour is seeking to appoint an inspiring and dynamic Chief Executive Officer to lead and build upon the Company’s leadership role in the Arts in Multicultural Australia. more >
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