Program Manager

• Implement new program activities for Museum Hue’s community;
  
• Foster a sense of community for members by providing opportunities to learn, connect, and network through programs;
  
• Cultivate relationships with arts leaders and other stakeholders;
  
• Expand webinar series, recorded interviews, and all other virtual programs;
  
• Assist in creating and implementing a digital multimedia strategy centering programs: including but not limited to social media campaigns, flyers, blog posts, articles, etc;
  
• Collect assets (photographs, videos, etc) for the programs/database/website;
  
• Assist in administrative needs: update website, member database, mailing lists, etc;
  
• Develop workshop and other professional development opportunities;
  
• Draft and schedule various email communications using the Mailchimp platform;
  
• Contribute to the creation of a comprehensive list of Black, Indigenous, and other people of color’s arts entities;
  
• Assess the possibilities of periodic Covid safe in-person programmatic activities
  
• Explore grant funding opportunities, respond to eligible grant proposals and ensure effective record keeping relative to grant funds;
  
• Manage budgets for program activities;
  
• Other duties as assigned.

• Has access to technology to work remotely;
  
• Can attend in-person meetings (once a month or as needed in accordance with COVID-safe policies);
  
• Familiarity with New York’s arts and culture landscape;
  
• Interest in Black, Indigenous, and other people of color’s arts and culture;
  
• At least 4-5 years experience in the arts & culture field;
  
• Professional interpersonal communication skills, written, oral, and over Zoom;
  
• Excellent organizational, analytical, problem solving, and interpreting data skills;
  
• Well-organized, attentive to details, and goal-oriented;
  
• Proficient in Microsoft Office, Excel, PowerPoint, Adobe Suite, Zoom, and social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter);
  
• Enjoys working in teams and collaborating; and has a good sense of humor.

• This position works a 40-hour workweek, generally Monday through Friday.
  
• Reports directly to Museum Hue’s Executive Director.
  
• Classified as Full Time employment.
  
• Compensation is $70,000 annually.
  
• Benefits included.

• No educational minimum requirement to be considered for the position as long as the applicant has equivalent/relevant experience.

Please submit a cover letter, CV, and two writing samples addressed to the Executive Director, Stephanie Johnson-Cunningham at [email protected]. Please also provide 2 to 3 references that can be contacted to speak to your work in reference to the above.

Applications will be accepted through January 23, 2021.