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26.06.08 Development Manager, Middleton by Youlgrave - Charles Monkhouse
Part-time Development Manager - Job Specification
Night Stations is a series of nocturnal installations instigated by Derbyshire based artist Charles Monkhouse. Its current development phase, funded by Arts Council England and the New Environmental Economy, is building the foundation for a full programme of Peak District light installations in 2010. Night Stations is seeking a freelance development manager to help carry the project forward.
The Role
The development manager will help secure a long term future for Night Stations by working with Charles Monkhouse and other members of the Night Stations team to:
help draw up a new business plan for Night Stations;
establish partnerships for the Night Stations programme;
identify public, business and corporate funding opportunities for Night Stations;
undertake other appropriate tasks that develop Night Stations.
The fee (inclusive expenses and VAT if charged) is £3000 equivalent to 15-20 days over three or four months.
Specification
Night Stations is looking for an individual or partnership with:
the experience of project development in the arts;
a commitment to developing arts in the rural landscape;
an understanding of public and private funding for the arts;
the ability to establish productive relationships with partners;
the ability to work independently and meet targets.
The successful applicant should have their own facilities and reasonable access to the Peak District. The work will be paid on a fee basis on receipt of a monthly invoice and the post holder will be responsible for their own tax and national insurance.
Applications and further information
Applications, by email, should arrive by Friday 18 July 2008 and should:
outline relevant experience;
explain interest in the post and how you would tackle it including a brief timescale;
cite availability over the last four months of the year.
Please include one referee who can be contacted by phone or email.
More information on the emerging project website, www.nightstations.co.uk or contact Charles Monkhouse on charles@nightstations.co.uk or phone 07885 625 834.
Part-time Development Manager - Job Specification
Night Stations is a series of nocturnal installations instigated by Derbyshire based artist Charles Monkhouse. Its current development phase, funded by Arts Council England and the New Environmental Economy, is building the foundation for a full programme of Peak District light installations in 2010. Night Stations is seeking a freelance development manager to help carry the project forward.
The Role
The development manager will help secure a long term future for Night Stations by working with Charles Monkhouse and other members of the Night Stations team to:
help draw up a new business plan for Night Stations;
establish partnerships for the Night Stations programme;
identify public, business and corporate funding opportunities for Night Stations;
undertake other appropriate tasks that develop Night Stations.
The fee (inclusive expenses and VAT if charged) is £3000 equivalent to 15-20 days over three or four months.
Specification
Night Stations is looking for an individual or partnership with:
the experience of project development in the arts;
a commitment to developing arts in the rural landscape;
an understanding of public and private funding for the arts;
the ability to establish productive relationships with partners;
the ability to work independently and meet targets.
The successful applicant should have their own facilities and reasonable access to the Peak District. The work will be paid on a fee basis on receipt of a monthly invoice and the post holder will be responsible for their own tax and national insurance.
Applications and further information
Applications, by email, should arrive by Friday 18 July 2008 and should:
outline relevant experience;
explain interest in the post and how you would tackle it including a brief timescale;
cite availability over the last four months of the year.
Please include one referee who can be contacted by phone or email.
More information on the emerging project website, www.nightstations.co.uk or contact Charles Monkhouse on charles@nightstations.co.uk or phone 07885 625 834.
Contact email: mail@charlesmonkhouse.co.uk
Phone: 01629 636920
