This job has Expired
Manager - DeBence Antique Music Museum
Job Description
DeBence Antique Music Museum houses an extraordinary collection of more than 250 antique mechanical musical instruments dating from the mid 1800s to the 1970s. The Collection includes everything from calliopes to large complex music boxes, nickelodeons, vintage phonographs, band organs and jukeboxes with some extremely rare and valuable one-of-a-kind pieces. Located in charming historic Franklin, PA, one block from the Venango County courthouse, the museum is a frequent stop for folks who attend the nearly monthly family-friendly festivals held in Franklin. Details and photos of the museum and its collection are available at debencemusicworld.com
WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR:
We are looking for an enthusiastic, creative Museum Manager to give new energy to this fine collection following two years of Covid shutdown and the passing of our devoted director of over twenty years.
SUMMARY OF RESPONSIBILITIES
Fundraising & Grant Writing
- The successful candidate should have a proven track record in fundraising and development activities, including developing relationships with donors as well as seeking and applying for grants..
Leadership & Operational Management
- Works in partnership and is in regular communication with the Board to develop the strategic direction, financial plan and initiatives to fulfill the mission of the Museum .
- Responsible for recruiting and utilizing volunteers effectively in various areas of museum maintenance, office duties, gift shop stocking and sales and docent duties. As a non-profit organization with limited budget, volunteers are critical!
- Promotes and manages tours and special events hosted by the museum or third parties. Promotes and manages memberships for the Museum. Manages the museum’s facilities including security for the museum and its collections.
Community Relations
- Maintains a professional appearance and welcoming personality as the face of the Museum
- Exhibits strong public-speaking skills
QUALIFICATIONS
Education: A college degree (minimum 2-year Associate degree, 4-year degree preferred) in history, business, education or other related field
Experience: Office management skills including computer skills, volunteer management, grant writing experience, experience designing and promoting public programs
COMPENSATION & BENEFITS
Average 40 hours per week
Salary range of $35,000 to $45,000 dependent upon experience
Initial PTO 15 days plus five major holidays
*Please mention you saw this ad on AcademicJobs.*