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GINGOLD THEATRICAL GROUP - GENERAL MANAGER POSITION

ABOUT GINGOLD THEATRICAL GROUP
Gingold Theatrical Group’s goal is to carve a permanent niche for the work of
George Bernard Shaw within the social and cultural life of New York—to bring his
canon and precepts to larger audiences and encourage people to practice these
ideals in their daily lives.
We fulfill this mission with our monthly series, PROJECT SHAW. We will build on
this successful presentation of Shaw's work by creating this country's first annual
Shaw Festival, to be called SHAW New York (or SHAW NY). New York City, this
country's theatre and art center, is the logical location for SHAW NY which will
celebrate the motivating force behind Shaw's works: human rights. Each of the
plays, all comedies, embrace the power of individual thought and basic human rights
for all people.
THE GENERAL MANAGER POSITION
The GM is responsible for ensuring that the tasks are properly carried out, however
some of the tasks below may be delegated to staff or contractors where appropriate
and as resources permit.
This is for a part time 20-25 hours a week position.
Financial Management
• Set and manage the organization’s operating budget and project budgets
• Maintain financial management systems (paper and electronic files and
accounts)
• Work with Artistic Director & Accountant to prepare annual financial audits
• Prepare reports for Accountants for tax filings
• Work with Artistic Director & Accountant to protect GTG’s charitable status by
ensuring compliance with appropriate government charities regulations
• Manage payroll and accounts payable and receivable
• Reconcile all banking
• Prepare invoices and provide receipts
• Prepare checks when needed
Administration & General
• Manage office staff, interns and volunteers
• Attend Board meetings as required, create meeting agendas with Artistic
Director, Development Consultant
• Take Board minutes and prepare them for review
• Maintain files (paper and electronic) on all company activities
• Oversee the planning, installation, and maintenance of all computer systems
and software
• Prepare press kits
• Liaise with Board of Directors and Artistic Council as needed
Fundraising
• Work with Development Consultant to help prepare all grant applications and
follow-up reports, including budgets, with input from Artistic Director
• Work with Development Consultant and Artistic Director to develop
fundraising plans/ideas
• Assist in cultivating and maintaining volunteer base
• Oversee maintenance of Supporter Database
Communications
• General communication with vendors, staff, volunteers, interns, and audience
• Oversee maintenance of website, advertisements and other ecommunications
• Oversee website re-design and updates
Facilities and Events Management
• Assist Artistic Director in the planning, implementation and evaluation of local
GTG events
• Assist Artistic Director to manage logistics of special presentations and
fundraising events
• Make sure that all necessary items are packed and ready for the performance
• Attend each monthly Project Shaw reading, oversee front of house and
volunteers
• Greet and assist in any patron / audience needs at performances
QUALIFICATIONS
• BA in Theatre Management or related field
• Minimum of three years experience in accounting, cash management, and
budgeting;
• Strong command of Microsoft Office Suite (specifically Word and Excel) and
QuickBooks;
• Experience in Foundation and Government grant preparation and
implementation
• Mac operating systems;
• Excellent organization skills and strong attention to detail;
• Ability to work in a faced-paced, collaborative environment.
To Apply: Please send cover letter, resume and references with
"General Manager Search" in the subject line to
info@gingoldgroup.com.

 

PLASA Job Posting: Marketing Communications Coordinator


PLASA, the leading international trade association for the entertainment technology industry,
with offices in the US and the UK is seeking a Marketing Communications Coordinator with
design capability to help implement PLASA’s marketing goals across its Media, Events, and
Membership divisions, www.plasa.org.


Strong PR writing (website, press releases, newsletter, email blasts); communications skills
(working across several divisions in multiple locations); and proficiency in graphics and design
required (InDesign, Photoshop, Acrobat, Dreamweaver, Microsoft Office Suite, and Mac
experience).


College graduate preferred. Please e-mail resume, salary history, and references to
NYC@plasa.org; no phone calls. Full-time with benefits; based in our New York mid-town
Manhattan offices.


PLASA Media, Inc. 630 Ninth Avenue, Suite 609
New York, NY 10036
Tel: 212-244-1505, Fax: 212-244-1502
www.lightingandsoundamerica.com
LSA@plasa.org