Position Description: Development & Marketing Coordinator This part-time role supports ACCA’s artistic program through strategic fundraising, marketing, and event initiatives. The coordinator will work closely with ACCA’s leadership to build relationships with donors and partners, and manage social and digital channels to promote ACCA’s diverse programs.
Key Responsibilities
- Individual Giving: Develop strategies for donor engagement, manage financial administration, and maintain donor records.
- Marketing and Communications: Develop content for ACCA’s digital channels, ensure brand consistency, and engage diverse audiences.
- Events: Plan and deliver effective events, representing ACCA professionally.
- Partnerships: Cultivate and manage relationships with corporate and event partners.
- Other Duties: Support the wider team as needed and participate in after-hours events.
Reporting and Key Relationships The Development & Marketing Coordinator reports to the Director, Development & Engagement and collaborates with various ACCA departments and external stakeholders.
Selection Criteria
- Relevant tertiary qualification or experience in a similar role.
- Strong written communication and relationship-building skills.
- Digital competency and knowledge of the visual arts sector.
Application Process Applications close on January 21, 2024. Submit your application to Margaret Stern, Operations Manager, at margaret.stern@acca.melbourne, including a response to the selection criteria, curriculum vitae, and referee details.
Australian Centre for Contemporary Art
Introduction The Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA) is a pivotal institution in the contemporary art scene. Established in 1983 and housed in an award-winning building in Melbourne since 2002, ACCA is at the forefront of contemporary art and cultural conversations. It plays a significant role in the artistic community, engaging local, regional, national, and international artists, curators, and audiences.
History and Impact ACCA is renowned for its contribution to the careers of contemporary artists. By fostering new, experimental works, it challenges traditional perspectives and connects with diverse communities. ACCA collaborates with leading artists to create new commissions and exhibitions. These projects are accompanied by comprehensive digital initiatives and public programs, promoting community engagement and cultural exchange.
Values and Acknowledgments ACCA is committed to:
- Challenging and Inspiring
- Being Flexible, Responsive, and Experimental
- Openness, Inclusivity, and Welcoming
- Integrity and Enterprise
- Collegiate and Critical Engagement
ACCA also acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woiwurrung people as the traditional custodians of the land, along with neighboring indigenous communities.
