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A performing arts organization in Toronto seeks a Project and Communications Coordinator to develop communications strategies, manage social media, and coordinate events. The ideal candidate is highly organized and motivated, with experience in marketing and design. This role offers flexibility with mostly remote work, competitive salary, and full health benefits after 3 months.
Project and Communications Coordinator (PCC)
DETAILS OF THE CALL AND POSITION
Desired Start Date: June 26, 2023 or earlier
Salary: 42K – 50K commensurate with experience
City: Toronto
Job focus: Administration
Job Type: Full-time
Work Format: Mostly Remote, some on-site
Perks: Full health benefits paid for by the company, Time off in lieu, 2-3 weeks vacation
WHO WE ARE
Kaeja d’Dance is driven by a commitment to innovation in the performing arts through the expression of dance and gesture. We explore identity, personal stories and the complexity of the human experience by integrating the interconnected mediums of live performance, dance film, and community engagement. Kaeja provides platforms for and fosters the creation of new Canadian professional dance works which are featured locally and internationally that inspire connections between professional artists and the broader community. The company is founded by Karen and Allen Kaeja.
JOB DESCRIPTION
Kaeja d’Dance is seeking a Project and Communications Coordinator (PCC) to join our small, vibrant team and help us build audience and engagement and deliver exciting artistic and community-focused projects. The PCC is responsible for developing effective communications strategies to our many stakeholders including audiences, community participants, donors and for executing these strategies from start to finish. This includes, but is not limited to, managing and implementing all social media platforms, designing marketing assets with the help of part-time staff marketing staff, updating and maintaining the website, designing posters and flyers, and editing short video trailers. The PCC will also manage the coordination of our events and performances including liaising with constituents for community workshops, indoor and outdoor performance events and our annual Porch View Dances festival. It is an exciting opportunity for an individual who is highly organized, motivated, has a flare for design, a passion for live performance, and works well independently and in collaboration with our team. Ability to work extended hours, including evenings and weekends during performance periods is necessary. Individual/remote access to social media platforms is a must. A solid understanding and interest of EDI practices is an asset.
This is a full-time position M-F, 40hr/week. Occasional overtime/evening or weekend work as needed during production times.
We are open to applicants from a wide range of education backgrounds and lived experience for this position. We are seeking individuals with training and expertise in communications, community engagement, and project leadership. Experience working in the arts or other creative industries will be considered an asset. Individuals who feel they have the skills and competencies required to meaningfully contribute to this position are encouraged to apply.
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HOW TO APPLY:
Kaeja d’Dance is committed to continue work to reduce barriers to participation in our events and employment. We welcome and encourage applications from all who are legally able to work in Canada, and who self-identify as Indigenous, Black, People of Colour, and/or LGBTQ2S+ and/or all other minorities. We strive for a barrier-free recruitment, assessment and selection process and as such will provide accommodations as required, at any stage of the hiring process to the best of our ability. For support, reach out to Adam Scime.
While we thank all applicants for their interest, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.