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Visual Arts Director - Creative Alliance

The Visual Arts Director is a key member of Creative Alliance’s leadership team, strategic programmer, and is responsible for supporting regional artists and art enthusiasts in our community. The Visual Arts Director is responsible for setting vision and strategy for their four main program areas and collaborating across teams. They are responsible for managing program logistics, contractors, and a budget of approximately $25,000-$30,000 for their department. The Director curates two gallery spaces hosting up to 15 shows per year. The Amalie Rothschild Gallery is a space that hosts exhibits through an open call application process which the Director oversees. The Director recruits, supports, and manages Creative Alliance’s artists in residence program which hosts 8 resident artists each year. The Director leads Creative Alliance’s film program. The Director also coordinates Creative Alliance’s multi-disciplinary workshops program which are facilitated by community artists. Annually, Creative Alliance hosts more than 30 free and fee-based workshops serving 300 participants.

Program Specialist - Mid Atlantic Arts

Mid Atlantic Arts seeks a Program Specialist to assist and support the program officers who work in the development and implementation of programs primarily in the Mid-Atlantic region. The program specialist reports to the Executive Director and works in close collaboration with program officers.

Concert Series Coordinator

The Concert Operations Department seeks a Concert Series Coordinator who will work under the general direction of, and in collaboration with the Concert Office Manager. This role is responsible for the overall daily management of the Concert Office, meets with and advises all degree recital students regarding performance requirements and standards. They will establish and maintain overall office organization, systems and procedures for the Concert Office. Peabody has 6 concert halls with @ 800 + productions during the school year and 200-250 recitals a year.

Scheduling Coordinator

Scheduling Coordinator

Position Summary/Purpose:
This position oversees all requests for use of space at the Peabody Institute. The primary responsibility of the Scheduling Coordinator is the accurate and timely management of the scheduling process and ensure that an accurate and complete schedule is maintained. This includes managing the requests from faculty, staff and students, and requires knowledge of the priorities, best practices, and policies that govern space usage.

Season Planning

Social Media Specialist

A member of the Peabody Institute’s Marketing and Communications Office, the Social Media Specialist is responsible for managing the Institute’s social media strategy and channels and creating and producing high-quality content for the Institute’s social media, digital promotions, and livestreamed events. This position will drive the implementation of impactful online tactics and content to support Conservatory student recruitment, Preparatory enrollment, marketing for new courses and product lines, concert and event promotion, and Institute-wide branding and development, among other marketing and communications campaigns. 

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As a member of GBCA, you will not only gain access to wonderful benefits, but you will also become an active participant in a broader cultural community. Your organization and employees will directly benefit from opportunities to collaborate, connect, learn, network and share with your colleagues in the cultural community. Join our growing constituency of over 300 individual artists and organizations representing the region's extraordinary range of arts, culture, history, heritage, humanities, and attractions.

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