General Manager

Creative Scotland; Northern Ireland; On-site; GBP 21,000 - 30,000; Part time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a part-time General Manager to lead day-to-day operations and drive growth. This role offers the chance to engage with the arts and cultural practices that champion human rights. The General Manager will work within a collaborative environment, ensuring the smooth running of operations while supporting the mission of promoting cultural participation. With a flexible schedule and a focus on socially engaged practices, this position is perfect for individuals passionate about the arts and community impact. Join a dynamic team dedicated to making a difference through creativity and storytelling.

Benefits

Pension with 3% employer contribution

13 Days Holidays

10 Public Holidays

Qualifications

• Experience in management and overseeing operations.
• Ability to work collaboratively and adapt to changing needs.

Responsibilities

• Oversee day-to-day operations of Art27 Scotland.
• Support the growth and development of the company.

Skills

Organisational Skills

Collaboration

Flexibility

Job description

Art27 Scotland is looking for a part-time organised, collaborative and flexible General Manager to oversee our day to day operations and support the growth of the company.

Salary: £21000 pro rata (£35K F/T equivalent) with % annual increase subject to funding
Hours: Part-time 0.6 FTE = 3 days per week
Duration: Permanent, subject to 3yr review cycle of ongoing funding
Place: Office based at Summerhall Arts, Newington, Edinburgh
Holidays: 13 Days + 10 Public Holidays per year
Probationary Period: 4 months
Notice: 1 month during probation period, 2 months thereafter
Pension: 3% employer contribution

Art27 Scotland is based in Edinburgh, Scotland and takes its mission from Article 27 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights which states that “everyone has the right freely to participate in cultural life and to enjoy the arts.” We explore how contemporary arts, cultural practice and ideas can defend culture as a human right through great art and storytelling. We work through socially engaged practice and curate a multi-artform program of exhibitions, performances, publications and events that respond to themes we believe are urgent for our times e.g. migration, climate change and democracy.

For full details please download the information pack on our website: art27scotland.org/news-2

The deadline is Wednesday 04 June 2025 at 23:55.