Executive Director [Charlottetown]
 

Executive Director

    

 

Job Title:

 

Executive Director

 
 

Organization:

 

Community Museums Association of Prince Edward Island

 

Job Type:

Permanent

 

Language Required:

 

English

 
 

Location:

 

Charlottetown, PEI

 
 

Application Deadline:

 

05-12-2018

 

Job Start Date:

As soon as possible

 

Date Posted:

 

21-03-2019

 

Email:

info@museumspei.ca

 

Web Link to Institution:

 

http://www.museumspei.ca/careers.html

 
 

Salary:

 

$28,000-32,000

 
 

Job Description:

 



DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
The duties and responsibilities of the Executive Director of the Community Museums Association of Prince Edward Island include, but are not limited to:
POLICIES AND ISSUES
• In conjunction with the Board, to develop and implement an annual plan of action including, but not limited to membership drives, fundraising activities and community events.
• To work closely with the Board to implement the directives, policies and objectives of CMAPEI as articulated by the Board and its committees.
• To identify, research and bring issues of the day to the attention of the Board.
• To develop and enhance CMAPEI`s relationships with organizations, institutions and coalitions whose objectives are seen by the Board to be consistent with the goals and objectives of the CMAPEI.
• To act as spokesperson for CMAPEI as appropriate after consultation with the Board.
PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION
• To continue to develop, implement and promote existing training, museum development programs and cooperative museum community initiatives to raise the professionalism, profile and capacity of PEI Community Museums and related organizations.
• To work with the Board, Committees and volunteers to develop, implement and promote workshops, programs, tools and other resources focused on addressing the needs of the Island community museums.
• To work with the Board, Committees, Community Museums and volunteers to develop, implement and promote programs.
• To provide the public with information relating to the important work of Island museums in the preservation of our Island heritage.
• To effectively maintain and mentor all staff and internship positions, as well as volunteers.
ADMINISTRATION
• To coordinate projects undertaken by the CMAPEI and to maintain overall supervision of projects funded through CMAPEI, including but not limited to financial control and fulfillment of reporting requirements.
• To liaise with other community organizations and partnering on events or projects.
• To prepare Executive Director Reports to present at the regular Board meetings and ensure the distribution of agendas and minutes.
• To participate with the Board in the hiring, supervision and guidance of staff including project staff.
• To develop, write and submit funding applications for funding project such as our federal Annual Museums Assistance Program Grant application and provincial Funding Applications.
• Provide an annual report of project activities at the Association`s Annual General Meeting.
FINANCIAL
• To provide data as necessary and work with the Treasurer and book keeper to facilitate the development of an annual budget, to manage and provide regular financial reports for presentation to the Board and annual financial reports for membership and funders.
• To liaise with and report as needed to funders, auditors and banking institutions.
• To take overall responsibility for recruitment of members and maintenance of membership records, identification of, and application for, funding and grants; and in conjunction with the Committee responsible for fundraising, development and implementation of fundraising strategies and activities.
• Ensure preparation of the annual budget to be presented to the Board and reviewed regarding the organization’s use of the budget.
• At least twice a year, confirm all statutory remittances are being made.
EDUCATION
• Minimum of a Bachelors University Degree and Diploma in Museum Studies.
EXPERIENCE
• Minimum of 2 years experience working in Collections Management and Museum Conservation in a community museum setting.
• Experience coordinating projects and supervising staff.
• Familiarity with Prince Edward Island Museum Community.
• Previous non-profit experience is an asset.
• Experience in planning and conducting museum related workshops an asset.
• Experience working with volunteers and museum professionals an asset.
SKILLS
• Understanding of Museological Principles and Application in a Museum setting.
• Strong computer skills and experience working with and digital content.
• Experience with collections management software an asset.
• Training and basic knowledge in all aspects of museum operation, management and functions.
• Effective communication and decision making skills.
• Public speaking skills.


If this position appeals to you and you meet the above requirements, please apply in confidence no later than Friday, April 12, 2019 by email to:

info@museumspei.ca