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DANCE UMBRELLA ARTISTIC DIRECTORCity: London "Dance Umbrella has shaped cultural taste today." Daily Telegraph ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Following the announcement that Val Bourne CBE will retire in 2006, Dance Umbrella is looking for an exceptional individual to lead the organisation into a new stage of development. Since its first festival in 1978, Dance Umbrella has been key to the growth of contemporary dance in the UK. There is now an exciting opportunity for a leader with inspiring vision and a track record of delivery to ensure Dance Umbrella's continued success in shaping the future of dance. The Board is looking for candidates who have new and exciting ideas for Dance Umbrella, while fulfilling the organisation's fundamental roles: to celebrate excellence, to develop the artform and audiences and to be an authoritative advocate for contemporary dance. The successful candidate will have a thorough knowledge of contemporary dance in the UK and internationally, the gift to champion the form widely and the ability to develop strategic partnerships. Closing date: 12 noon on Wednesday 1st March 2006. For an application pack contact:
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Policy Analyst European Forum for the Arts and Heritage - EFAHCity: Brussels Policy Analyst - European Forum for the Arts and Heritage - EFAH Full-time - m/f Start date: March 1st 2006.
Applications should have a university education, preferably with a cultural policy or political science background, be fluent in English and be computer literate. Candidates should have an interest in cultural policy and European politics. Experience of the independent cultural sector, the NGO sector and the EU advocacy environment would be an asset. Analytic and strategic capacities and intercultural competence are expected. Proven writing skills, an ability to assess academic texts, and some practical communications experience are required. The function demands irregular working hours and some travel. French and Dutch language skills an advantage. Salary starting from: 2500 eur (gross salary) - but subject to applicants profile and experience. Initially a one-year appointment will be made, with possible extension. Local Belgian employee status. Please send applications addressed to Secretary General - Ilona Kish
at: jobs@efah.org Deadline for applications: Friday February 3rd 2006 5pm Interviews with invited candidates will take place in Brussels on Thursday February 16th
European Forum for the Arts & Heritage - Forum Européen pour
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Scène Nationale de Brest - directeur de la communicationCity: Brest Le Quartz - Scène Nationale de Brest recrute Sous l'autorité du directeur, il (elle) élabore, conçoit,
prépare et met en uvre la communication de la Scène
Nationale ; suit les relations avec la presse et encadre les équipes
de relations aux publics, d'information et d'accueil. Les candidat(e)s
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Programme Officer - The Ford FoundationCity: Lagos SUMMARY DESCRIPTION: The Program Officer will be responsible for developing, monitoring and evaluating the Foundation's West Africa programming in media, arts and culture. The program's overall goal is to promote the use of media, arts and culture as key resources for strengthening social, cultural and economic development. The program covers two areas: (1) strengthening media pluralism and freedom of expression in the media; and (2) strengthening the capacity of arts and culture institutions to promote arts and culture enterprises broadly, including but not limited to catalyzing support for individual artists and culture workers and their institutions. The program officer will assess previous work in media with a view to sharpening support for media pluralism in the region in line with Foundation-wide work in this area. S/he will also broaden support for the development of vibrant creative enterprises in West Africa. Working with the Representative in Lagos and other Ford Foundation staff, the Program Officer will develop grantmaking strategies; identify prospective grantees; solicit, review and respond to grant proposals; and prepare recommendations for Foundation funding. In addition to developing the media, arts and culture agenda, the Program Officer is expected to contribute to the office's overall strategic direction for the region. The Program Officer will also collaborate with colleagues in the Foundation's other offices to advance a worldwide agenda around the Foundation's goals in the media, arts and culture fields. QUALIFICATIONS: A degree in the arts, humanities, media or other cultural disciplines (preferably an advanced degree); substantial professional experience in the arts, culture and the media; an understanding of program development and the ability to conceptualize programmatic ideas and strategies; strong managerial, organizational and interpersonal skills; excellent analytical and writing skills in English; and strong facilitating skills. Experience in West Africa is highly desirable, as is grant-making experience and proficiency in French. Salary is based on experience and on the Foundation's commitment to internal equity. A generous benefits package is provided. To apply for the position visit http://www.fordfound.org/employment or send full application materials (consisting of substantive cover letter, c.v., and a 5-20 page sole-authored writing sample in English) to Ms. E. Mbom at 320 E. 43rd St., New York, NY 10017, USA, by January 9, 2006.
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