SNAP (The Society of Northern Alberta Print-Artists) seeks applications for the Executive Director (ED) role.
VIEW CALL ON OUR WEBSITE: https://snapartists.com/call-for-applications-executive-director/
This year marks SNAP’s 40th anniversary and an exciting time for our newly expanded gallery and printshop. As one of Canada’s oldest and largest artist-run printmaking centres, SNAP is looking for a dynamic cultural leader to develop programs and projects, work closely with artists and partners, and help our organization continue to learn and grow.
SNAP’s Executive Director (ED) provides leadership to staff and volunteers, guides our artistic and educational programs, and helps advance the culture of printmaking in our community and beyond. The ED also executes vital operational tasks, including financial and facility management, stakeholder and community engagement, and supports the work of our Board of Directors.
Applicants are asked to review SNAP’s five-year Strategic Plan to better understand our mandate and values, as well as consider how they can support our goals: https://snapartists.com/5-year-strategic-plan/
We are searching for the right person to lead this rewarding work and help SNAP build on our momentum. In return, we offer a supportive environment to develop your leadership skills and tackle meaningful initiatives. We welcome all applicants and are excited to hear your ideas for strengthening our organization, advancing the future of printmaking, and further expanding SNAP’s community.
Artistic, educational, and studio programming
Oversees SNAP team and the delivery of exhibitions, programs, publications, and other services
Organizes and evaluates SNAP’s artistic direction
Management of staff and volunteers
Hires and supervises all SNAP staff
Supports volunteer recruitment and activities
Works with the Board of Directors on long-term, sustainable human resource strategies
Facility management
Oversees the smooth operation of SNAP’s gallery, printshop, classroom, and offices
Ensures all appropriate contracts, agreements, and legal obligations are in
Ensures that appropriate health, accessibility, safety, and security measures are in place
Financial management
Responsible for successful grant applications to public and private funders
Works to diversify funding through industry support, donations, and self-generated revenue
Works with SNAP’s Bookkeeper and Board Treasurer to manage SNAP’s day-to-day financial transactions, as well as annual budgeting processes
Stakeholder and community relationships
Works closely with other Artist-Run Centres and similar organizations
Develops strong community and industry relationships
Acts as the main spokesperson for the organization, in coordination with the Board of Directors
Support for the Board of Directors
Supports the Board of Directors through regular reports and meeting attendance
Works closely with the Executive Committee, providing updates between meetings and discussing emerging issues
Supports research, policy development, and strategic planning for the organization
Please email:
Cover Letter
CV
Summarize your experience with the roles listed above and consider how you can help advance SNAP’s strategic goals.
Please submit a cover letter and resume to the hiring committee by emailing board@snapartists.com
We kindly request that applicants summarize their experience with the roles listed above and consider how they can help advance SNAP’s strategic goals.
Deadline: July 31, 2022*
*Applications will be reviewed as received and interviews are expected to begin before the end of July.
SNAP is committed to employment equity. All qualified persons are encouraged to apply. We especially encourage and welcome applications from members of equity-seeking communities, women, Indigenous people, people with disabilities, members of LGBTQ2s+ communities, and others with skills and knowledge to engage productively with diverse communities. We recognize there may be barriers for some when applying and if you require accommodations please contact board@snapartists.com