Administrative Director
Border Crossings, published in Winnipeg,
Canada, is a national and international arts magazine. Now in its 41st year of
publishing, Border Crossings, is recognized as a significant
contemporary magazine focussing on issues of relevance and concern in art and
culture. The magazine engages the topics it addresses, in good part, through
interviews—committed to the artist’s voice and providing first-person,
unmediated perspectives. The magazine’s articles, reviews, essays and
portfolios are substantial and broad-ranging.
Border Crossings, is published by a
not-for-profit arts organization. To learn more, visit the magazine’s website
at: wwwbordercrossingsmag.com
POSITION TITLE: Administrative Director
TERMS: Full-time, 40 hours per week, in person. A compressed or flexible work week may be considered.
LOCATION: Winnipeg
ROLE SUMMARY:
BorderCrossings, is currently seeking an organized, passionate and dedicated individual to serve the role of Administrative Director for a nationally and internationally recognized art magazine. This is a senior role that reports directly to the magazine’s Editor and is responsible for overseeing all administrative and office management duties, including fundraising and development.
The Administrative
Director is a new position to Border Crossings, complementing the
magazines’ existing staff team of four, which includes: (1) The Editor; (2)
Operations and Circulation; (3) Advertising and Distribution; and (4)
Accounting.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
• Administrative support to the Editor, including managing office, funding, and production calendars
• Grant writing, tracking, and reporting
• Leading and executing annual fundraising projects and initiatives
• Office management functions and staff coordination
• Providing support to the Board of Directors, including meeting scheduling, preparing agendas and minutes, and corporate filing
• Directing marketing and promotions initiatives in collaboration with the Editor, including developing and implementing special projects
• Funder and donor relations
• Other administrative and office management duties as required
QUALIFICATIONS AND ATTRIBUTES:
The Administrative Coordinator should be an experienced and committed professional, with a minimum of five years of experience working in an administrative capacity, preferably in the non-profit and/or cultural sector.
The Administrative
Coordinator should:
• Possess a strong understanding of financial operations and funding in the non-profit sector, including experience and skill in grant writing and budgeting
• General knowledge of the granting bodies, practices of related government agencies, charitable foundations and corporations
• Have advanced writing and communication skills
• Be a strategic thinker and problem solver—focussed, motivated and able to manage priorities
• Have excellent interpersonal and relational management skills with the ability to work well collaboratively and as a team member
• Have familiarity with the functions of a Board of Directors
• Have experience managing staff
• Be well versed with Mac computers and products
• Be proficient in Microsoft Office suite (ie. Word and Excel)
• Have a general interest in contemporary art and culture
APPLY:
Border Crossings is committed to and highly values diversity and inclusiveness. Qualified candidates of all backgrounds are invited and encouraged to apply.
Applications must include
a current resume and a cover letter addressed to Meeka Walsh, Editor,
indicating your interest in the role, your qualifications for the position, and
your salary expectations.
To apply, please submit
your application to: [email protected]
no later than May 31, 2023.
We thank all applicants
for their interest. Only those being considered for an interview will be
contacted.