Do you have a passion for world-class contemporary theatre? Are you looking for a culture where you can be innovative, inspired, collaborative and a key networkerin our community? Our greatest strength is our team and this key leadership role is the opportunity for you!
Alberta Theatre Projects (ATP) is seeking a passionate Director of Development to create, lead and implement a strategy in the fundraising future of our organization. This role provides a great opportunity for someone to be successful in establishing a set of systems and plans for a robust revenue strategy.
ABOUT THE COMPANY
ATP is a creator, curator and presenter of diverse and resonate stories. These are told by many unique voices, that promise to provoke as much as they entertain. We create world-class contemporary theatre that blurs the line between the audience and the artist, by telling the most provocative and engaging stories of our time. By embracing the intimacy and unique audience configuration opportunities of the Martha Cohen Theatre, we offer an exciting new experience for our
audience with each production.
This is a very exciting time in the history of ATP as we look to the future of how our company can continue to be a national leader in new play development, producing and presenting world class productions of contemporary theatre that engages our community by reflecting their stories on stage.
KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES
- Creates, implements and presents the annual fundraising plan and budget including involvement in the multi-year strategic plan.
- Secures funds to achieve annual fundraising revenue goals within the segments of individual, corporate, sponsorships and foundations.
- Prepares all levels of grant applications and is responsible for all required correspondence and on-going reporting.
- Builds and manages relationships with donors, key prospects and community stakeholders. This includes a strong presence in the community.
- Manages the donor recognition and stewardship initiatives.
- Has strong analytical skills to interpret development data and create a forecast model. Provides monthly reporting to the General Manager, Board of Directors and the Fund Development Committee (FDC).
- Oversees the planning and impact of key fundraising events.
- Produces the annual donor impact report.
- Works collaboratively with the marketing team to ensure clear and timely communications to all donors and stakeholders.
- Champions a culture of philanthropy within the ATP family by engaging all stakeholders.
- Reports to the General Manager. Works collaboratively with the ATP staff, Board of Directors and volunteers and is the lead on various committees to meet annual objectives.
QUALIFICATIONS
- 3 -5 years of experience in fundraising or an equivalent field.
- Track record of success in creating and implementing fundraising strategies and achieving revenue goals.
- Exhibits strategic and creative thinking to keep donors engaged.
- A compelling storyteller to deliver the right message to the right donors both written and in-person.
- Must have critical skills in leadership, managing multiple priorities and the ability to be flexible.
- A key understanding of working relationships with a Board of Directors and its committees.
- Working knowledge of the Spektrix CRM system an asset.
- Membership in Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) and the designation of Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) an asset.
- Must be knowledgeable and a leader in ethical fundraising. Being accountable to donors and stakeholders and performs to the highest of standards.
- Has a passion and commitment to the performing arts and understands the niche and value ATP holds.
- Please note that an employee police record check will be required prior to joining the organization
DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION
ATP is committed to reflecting the diversity of our community. Our commitment to DE&I is woven into our values and belief that our organization is strongest when we embrace our communities lived experiences, regardless of what we look like, where we come from, or whom we love. That means building a more equitable, inclusive workplace and promoting daily actions that reinforce our DE&I commitment to the audiences we serve.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Please email a letter of interest and resume to Darcie Nastiuk, [email protected] Resumes will be reviewed as they are received.
ATP is committed to reflecting the diversity of our community. We believe in equality and inclusion and strongly encourage submissions from all qualified individuals regardless of gender, age, race, sexual orientation and physical ability. We also encourage you to self-identify as you are comfortable in your application. If you require any accommodations during the recruitment process, please let us know in the application process.
WHAT WE OFFER
This role is part of the administrative staff group and receives benefits as set out by staff policies. An annual salary of $70,000 – $75,000 commensurate with experience, with three weeks of paid vacation annually and our company’s employee group health plan after three months of start date.
This is a 40-hour per week, full-time permanent position. The position requires a flexible work schedule due to the donor
needs of Alberta Theatre Projects including evening, weekend, and holiday work
THANK YOU IN ADVANCE TO ALL APPLICANTS
For more information about Alberta Theatre Projects please visit our website at albertatheatreprojects.com or call Darcie Nastiuk at 587-441-9113.
