The Arts Council of Greater Greensboro

We’re Hiring! Join Our Creative, Impactful Team at The Arts Council of Greater Greensboro! Are you passionate about making a difference in the arts? Looking for a role that’s both challenging and rewarding, within a collaborative, dynamic organization? If you have experience in development, we’d love to meet you! This is an in-office position with an amazing team that’s making a difference in the Greater Greensboro region. About Us The Arts Council of Greater Greensboro (The ACGG) is the heart of the creative sector in Guilford County. We’re the trusted go-to for funding, advocacy, and support in the arts, committed to sustaining a vibrant arts ecosystem. As the largest arts alliance in the region, The ACGG is a powerful force in building a thriving, resilient arts economy. About the Role: Development + Annual Fund Manager The Development + Annual Fund Manager is a key player on our team, leading the charge in our fundraising and donor engagement efforts. In this role, you’ll: -Lead our annual fund campaigns: Strategize, manage, and execute annual campaigns that include the work of our Annual Fund Council, direct and digital campaigns, and peer-to-peer fundraising events. -Develop donor connections: Drive donor acquisition and renewal strategies, maintain relationships with “connectors,” cultivate and steward donors, and play a central role in The ACGG events. -Support Development operations: Oversee development operations, from database management and gift acknowledgment to day-to-day stewardship and donor engagement. The Ideal Candidate: Are You the Right Fit? Our team culture is essential to who we are! The ideal candidate is someone who: -Believes in our mission: You’re deeply committed to arts and culture and understand the impact of our work on the community. - Is proactive and fearless: You’re a self-starter who asks questions, works collaboratively, and embraces learning. - Strives for excellence: You’re detail-oriented, determined, and committed to delivering your best in everything you do. If you’re ready to bring your skills to a team that values creativity, excellence, and community impact, we’d love to connect with you. #creativejobs #community #development #bethechange

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Greensboro is #23 in Best Places to Live!! Communities that invest in their arts get a return on investment. We believe that the arts play a crucial role in making a community a “Best Place to Live” Greensboro, uncoupled from its surrounding metro area, climbed almost 50 places and ranks in the top 25 places to live in the U.S., according to the 2024 Best Places rankings from the U.S. News and World Report. #ArtsandCulture #CreativeEconomy #InvestintheArts

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We are very proud to have facilitated the Americans for the Arts Prosperity Study with Creative Greensboro and High Point Arts Council. A special shout out to the 74 organizations that completed the financial and attendance data and the 1337 event attendees who completed the audience surveys. (Big thank you to Joy Cabador, intern at Creative Greensboro, for her hard work on this!) Some things we heard from event attendees: “This venue or facility is an important pillar for me within my community.” “I would feel a great sense of loss if this activity or venue were no longer available.” “This activity or venue is inspiring a sense of pride in this neighborhood or community.” “My attendance is my way of ensuring that this activity or venue is preserved for future generations.” “Members of the community consider my organization to be an important pillar within the community.” “Members of the community would feel a great sense of loss if my organization were no longer available.” “Members of the community feel that my organization inspires a sense of pride in this neighborhood or community.” “Members of the community rely on my organization to ensure that the arts and culture we celebrate is preserved for future generations.” Thanks to Americans for the Arts, Randy Cohen at the Americans for the Arts, Nancy Vaughan, Kay Cashion, Raven Jefferson, Josephus Thompson III, and Zoe Kamiya for being a part of our announcement! If you want to learn more, go to https://lnkd.in/dF948Wp4