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Reports to: Artistic Producer for General Management & Marketing

The Sales & Audience Development Manager contributes to the successful execution of all earned revenue strategies from ticket sales at George Street Playhouse. This key position supports the development and execution of single ticket, subscription, group sales, and institutional ticketing strategies in collaboration with the Artistic Producer and Marketing team. The Sales and Audience Development Manager blends aggressive sales tactics with community engagement and institutional outreach to expand GSP’s audience base, increase revenue, and deepen community relationships. Ideal candidate is a sales-focused strategist and relationship builder, highly collaborative, data-driven, and passionate about live theatre.

About the Role: Arts Ed NJ, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, has an immediate opening for a part-time Programs and Communications Associate. The role supports key programs, communications, and outreach efforts that advance the mission of the organization. This role plays a vital part in elevating statewide visibility for arts education, cultivating relationships with school districts, engaging diverse stakeholders, and executing grassroots and signature programs such as the Governor's Awards in Arts Education and Arts Ed Now campaigns.

Core responsibility: to be a lead storyteller of the New Jersey Symphony’s activities, achievements and personalities, in alignment with the organization’s strategic goals, and to elevate the New Jersey Symphony’s brand identity. Areas of particular focus include increasing the Symphony’s visibility within New Jersey’s diverse communities, create concert-related PR opportunities to maximize ticket sales for classical, holiday, educational and special presentation concerts, and create and edit all communications to successfully promote the Symphony.

The Programming Associate is a dynamic role, ideal for an arts administrator with a strong drive to bring arts education experiences to young people. The ideal candidate is driven by results with the knowledge that every program we do provides artists and students with meaningful, impactful arts experiences. They are dedicated to personalized, and efficient service, and thrive in an active, and collaborative workplace. The ideal candidate has a personal passion and commitment to the arts, and a curiosity about all art forms and their relevance in K-12 education.

As a non-profit organization, the West Windsor Arts Council’s mission is to cultivate the artist within us all, while inspiring a creative community that is engaged, inclusive and equitable. We present a range of multi-disciplinary arts programs for all ages including over 300 arts and cultural events.. This includes 7 exhibitions, 130 classes, 18 camps and 3 community music and art events. and more.

The Program Coordinator works closely with all departments, reports to the Operations Director, and interacts regularly with the visiting public. This is a full-time position with a work week that aligns with evening and weekend programming, generally Tuesday through Saturday.