• Work closely with Executive Director and Development Manager to execute fundraising strategy

• Assist in event planning, in particular, auction organization, execution, and settlement

• Research and support public and private grant writing efforts

• Communicating with donors; writing gift acknowledgments, tax receipts, and thank you notes

• Maintain Salesforce donor database; tracking gifts and ticket purchases

• Oversee CUE’s communication strategy:

• Develop social media content and administer social media accounts

• Manage CUE’s website; coordinate development and programming communications

• Assist in the creation and execution of online campaigns

• Be primary interface with the public, manning the front desk and answering phones

• Assist Deputy Director and Development Manager with light bookkeeping and filing

• Coordinate gallery maintenance: order office supplies, schedule cleaning, maintenance, and repairs

• Assist Executive Director with occasional projects and tasks

• A degree in visual arts, art history, arts administration, non-profit management, or a related field.

• Strong writing, research, and verbal skills

• A demonstrated interest in the visual arts

• Resourceful, open-minded, organized, and detail-oriented, willing to work collaboratively

• Possessing a positive attitude and the ability to manage multiple projects at once

• Familiarity with Salesforce, Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Office Suite, and social media platforms is preferred

Hours are Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am-6:00 pm with occasional additional evening hours for events and openings.

CUE is an Equal Opportunity Employer and is committed to creating a more equitable visual arts community. Our values of equity, diversity, and inclusion are integral to our mission to support emerging and under-represented artists. Individuals of diverse backgrounds are strongly encouraged to apply.