Community Post Type: Jobs

Dead Ink Books are an independent publisher based in Liverpool, specialising in bold fiction and innovative non-fiction.

They are seeking a highly motivated Sales and Marketing Coordinator to join our team and help us grow our business. A new member of Arts Council England’s National Portfolio, Dead Ink Books is embarking on an ambitious strategy of growth over the next three years and are looking for the right candidate to form an integral part of our small team.

To apply, please submit your CV and a cover letter outlining your qualifications and experience to mailto:recruitment@deadinkbooks.com – recruitment@deadinkbooks.com

Closing date: 16 March

The Factory International IT Coordinator will support the smooth running of the office through delivering first- and second-line support, key system administration and supporting IT project delivery.

For further information and to apply, see here 

Contact email: James Anderson, recruitment@factoryinternational.org

Closing date: 26 March

Shakespeare North Playhouse are looking for an experienced Catering and Events Manager, who may have experience within the arts or culture industry, who will have overall responsibility for delivery of a seamless catering and events offering for all audiences and customers, ensuring the customer journey encourages repeat visits and brand loyalty.

The Catering and Events Manager will relish the challenge of overseeing the management of our café and bars, building-wide events, and catering offer. They will bring extensive professional experience and understanding of cultural venue hospitality including a strong knowledge of event trends and best practices specific to arts centres or similar.

They will oversee the café, bars and kitchen teams in this brand-new visitor attraction for the North. They will work with the Head of Visitor Experience to set and achieve financial targets and set the standards for exemplary customer service.

To apply, see here

Closing date: 22 March

Artist Liaison is the management of all travel, accommodation and visa logistics for artists and touring parties.

This role will oversee these logistics of a number of projects at Manchester International Festival which will be developed within the Factory International framework working alongside the Artist Liaison Manager and wider producing team.

They’re looking for someone to lead the Artist Liaison department in planning, organising and delivery of an effective system of artist liaison at the biennial Festival. This role will need excellent project planning skills, great interpersonal skills and a knowledge of Manchester is a plus.

To apply, see here

Closing date: 5 March

Join the Marketing and Audiences team to deliver a radical new approach to developing audiences to Factory International, that readdresses the balance of power and equity in the arts.

To work with the Head of Marketing and Audiences to deliver a radical new approach to developing audiences to Factory International (FI), that readdresses the balance of power and equity in the arts.

To deliver audiences to FI that reflect the diversity of Manchester with a focus on those that are currently underserved in our sector. Develop strategies and tactics for individual audience segments working across the team to deliver a coordinated approach across the segments that maximises income and attendance to Factory International.

To apply, see here

Closing date: 12 March

FACT Liverpool is looking for a creative storyteller to lead on digital content, social media and support their Marketing & Communications team.

Who they are looking for:

You are outgoing, energetic and entrepreneurial with a hands-on approach and a successful track record of supporting marketing campaigns. You have a range of skills, knowledge and experience relevant to digital content and marketing within the creative and cultural sectors. You are passionate about art, film, new media art and creative technology and providing an excellent visitor experience.

To apply and for more details, see here

Closing date: 9 March

Cass Art currently have a Key Holder position available in their Manchester store.

This role contributes to the success and smooth running of the store through providing assistance and excellent customer as well as effectively working as an ambassador of the Cass Art brand.

The Key Holder has responsibility in the absence of the Store Manager or Assistant Manager for store and security processes and procedures such as the opening and locking of stores and any secured area of the store.

To apply, see here

Closing date: 22 February

The team are looking to recruit a dynamic and enthusiastic digital marketeer to their communications workstream.

The Communication workstream spreads the word about Wild Rumpus and our work to different audiences locally, nationally and internationally.

They are responsible for public connection to all stakeholders, and to working with the operations and production workstream to advocate for the audience experience. Manage internal communication through supporting the software and systems.

Salary: £23,000 Per Annum pro rata. 0.6 FTE.

To apply, see here

Application closing date: Monday 13th March

This is an exciting opportunity to be a visible and effective leader within The Lowry, Salford City Council’s Place Directorate and across the Salford Culture and Place Partnership.

The role will be integral in further embedding culture, heritage and arts into the regeneration of people and place.Provides the dynamic, creative and ambitious leadership required to enable Salford’s cultural eco-system and economy to develop and thrive, building on the achievements of the existing ecology and infrastructure.

Liverpool Philharmonic’s In Harmony programme has gone from strength to strength over the years, now working with over 1500 young people across North Liverpool. We’re currently looking for a Learning Projects Co-ordinator to help organise In Harmony programmes and activities for young people, their families and communities, and ensure that rehearsals and events all run smoothly and successfully.

You’ll be responsible for managing relationships with In Harmony participants, families, partners and stakeholders, serving as a first point of contact for all involved. You’ll also use evaluation and feedback from participants to help grow the project’s reach and diversity. If you’re a motivated and organised communicator, with a keen eye for detail and a great knowledge of music, this might just be the perfect role for you.

The salary for this role is £20,800.

Download the recruitment pack and apply for the role at www.liverpoolphil.com/about-us/careers/learning-projects-coordinator/