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Sunday, July 7, 2024
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Chief Financial Officer – The Atlanta Opera


 The Atlanta Opera is seeking a talented individual with drive, ambition, and strong financial planning and management skills to serve as their next Chief Financial Officer (CFO). [READ MORE]
 

 

Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestra seeks Executive Director


 Founded in 1942, the Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestra (SYSO) is one of the largest and most highly regarded youth orchestra training programs in North America. [READ MORE]
 

 

Tennessee Performing Arts Center seeking Campaign Graphic Designer


 Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC) is at a critical inflection point in its history. Building upon its tradition of impressive artistic and educational achievements, TPAC has articulated ambitious goals to build a new state-of-the-art facility to ensure the future of the performing arts for the residents of Tennessee and beyond. The role of the Campaign […] [READ MORE]
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Chief Development Officer – Lyric Opera of Kansas City 

The Chief Development Officer, an accomplished strategic thinker who is focused on growth and who has comprehensive fundraising experience in major gifts, will act as Lyric Opera of Kansas City’s senior and leading development professional... [READ MORE]

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Opening Nights at Florida State University – Executive Director 

Reporting to the Office of the President, the Executive Director is responsible for the overall vision and operations of the organization [READ MORE]

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Development Database (RE) Manager 

The Development Database (RE) Manager will be responsible for the overall administration and management of the Raiser's Edge database to ensure the accuracy and integrity of donor information. [READ MORE]

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Director of Education Programs 

The Director of Education Programs provides leadership and oversight of GRoW @ The Wallis, the umbrella for The Wallis’ innovative and mission-critical arts education programs. [READ MORE]

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Executive Director – Textile Society of America 

The Executive Director (ED) will apply vision in leading the collaborative efforts of TSA toward a strong, relevant, and sustainable future through progressive plans, policies, and community outreach. [READ MORE]

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Executive Director, Fargo-Moorhead Symphony Orchestra 

Fargo-Moorhead Symphony Orchestra (FMSO) invites applications and recommendations for the full-time position of Executive Director. [READ MORE]

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Charleston Gaillard Center seeking a Chief Financial Officer 

The Chief Financial Officer is responsible for managing and directing the Gaillard’s financial and business affairs, human resources, and ticketing functions. [READ MORE]

 

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DANCE

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IDEAS

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ISSUES

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MEDIA

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De-Aging Tom Hanks In The Movies

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MUSIC

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In Praise Of Roadies

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PEOPLE

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THEATRE

Aphra Bean Comedy, So Controversial It Was Only Performed Once, Is Revived After 353 Years

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VISUAL

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WORDS

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