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OZ Arts Nashville is seeking a detail-oriented Manager of Operations and Program Logistics to oversee day-to-day operations, facility management, artist travel and housing, and hospitality for performances and events. You will coordinate with the Executive & Artistic Director and the programming & partnerships team to ensure smooth execution of artistic programming and private rentals.
The role includes financial reconciliations, vendor management, development support, inventory tracking, and
POSITION: Manager of Operations & Program Logistics
STATUS: Full-time with expectation to be available some nights & weekends
REPORTS TO: Executive & Artistic Director and Associate Director of Programming & Partnerships
DESCRIPTION: OZ Arts Nashville seeks an organized and detail-oriented person with a passion for contemporary performance and art to serve as Manager of Operations and Programming Logistics for the non-profit contemporary cultural center.
ABOUT OZ ARTS NASHVILLE:
OZ Arts presents and produces contemporary performances and exhibitions by adventurous local, national, and international artists who influence the future of the performing and visual arts. Since opening in 2014 as a non-profit arts center, more than 80,000 diverse patrons and students have experienced our groundbreaking performances, exhibitions, and workshops, and hundreds of artists have used our unique Creative Warehouse as a laboratory to collaborate across artistic disciplines as they invent and premiere professional work that confronts urgent issues of our time.
Housed in a vast converted warehouse in West Nashville, OZ Arts has a special focus on adventurous theater, dance, multimedia and hybrid projects by artists who reflect our diverse society, utilize new art forms and technology in creative ways, and provide opportunities for meaningful engagement with audiences, students and cultural and civic leaders. Learn more at: ozartsnashville.org
POSITION SUMMARY:
The Manager of Operations and Program Logistics is a key member of a small but dedicated staff of 8 people, providing crucial support for the day-to-day functions of the organization, its facility and operations, while supporting the creative mission by coordinating artist schedules, travel, housing, payments and hospitality. Reporting to the Executive & Artistic Director and the Associate Director of Programming & Partnerships, this role supports the logistical and technical execution of OZ Arts’ artistic programming, outreach initiatives, and private rental events. The position manages logistics for artist programs (including travel, housing, transportation, and hospitality), producing schedules, being a primary liaison with the Production department to ensure technical aspects of each presentation are on track, and engaging with the vibrant community of local artists that OZ Arts attracts. Additionally, this role takes responsibility for financial reconciliations, vendor management, development support, various administrative tasks, and tracking supply inventory. The Manager of Operations & Program Logistics is part of a devoted team that is engaged in many facets of performances, exhibitions, and community events. Team members are often called on to wear several hats and engage with venue management, donor relations, PR support, event planning and production.
*OZ Arts may adjust the specifics of the role and responsibilities depending upon candidate skillset and the changing needs of the organization.
Candidates are encouraged to explain how their experience or education relates to their potential success in this position.
SCHEDULE: Monday – Friday 10am-6pm with expectation to work some nights and weekends as productions/events require.
COMPENSATION: Salary range from $55,000. OZ Arts will negotiate a specific salary commensurate with experience and capacity. OZ Arts offers health insurance benefits and generous PTO.
OZ Arts Nashville is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer. All aspects of the employment process will be merit-based and applied without discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, age, disability, national or ethnic origin, military service status, citizenship or other protected characteristic.