Theatricum
ORGANIZATION: Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum
Our mission is to engage, educate and entertain audiences of all ages by presenting thought-provoking classics, socially relevant plays, and education programs in a beautiful, natural outdoor sanctuary for artists and the arts. A true renaissance theatre, we offer a diversity of programming from Shakespeare to poetry to music to the development of future playwrights – all to help understand the world we live in and to embrace our shared humanity. By passing on a sense of history to young people and adults alike, great works of art inform their present and inspire their future. Located at 1419 Topanga Canyon Blvd. Topanga, CA 90290; 310-455-2322; www.theatricum.com in Los Angeles County.
TITLE: Managing Director JOB TYPE: Full Time SALARY RANGE: $70,000 to $80,000/year TO APPLY: Please email your resume and cover letter to Office@theatricum.com . This position is open until filled.
JOB OVERVIEW: Directly reporting to the Board of Directors, the Managing Director is a leadership position working with the Producing Artistic Director, responsible for generating, directing and supervising day-to-day administrative duties and overseeing financial and facilities management, development, strategic planning and community relations. The Managing Director builds and oversees the team that includes the Office Manager, Box Office and Front of House, and works with the Artistic Director to oversee Marketing and Development.
SKILLS REQUIRED: The ideal candidate works well in a busy environment and under deadline pressure. Excellent writing and communication skills, accounting and budgeting skills, nonprofit management experience and working with boards, board development and contracts. Candidates must have work schedule flexibility.
MANAGING DIRECTOR RESPONSIBILITIES Strategic Planning
Coordinate and implement long-range and annual strategic planning in conjunction with Artistic Director, staff and Board of Directors.
Administration
Supervise daily administrative operations and collaborate with Artistic Director in executing the season
Manage all insurance needs
In conjunction with Artistic Director, supervise all staff, including coaching, mentoring, conflict management/resolution, performance management and training
In conjunction with Artistic Director, recruit all levels of employees including freelance and temporary employees
Maintain employee records
Manage termination processes to include exit interviews and succession planning
Ensure that WGTB’s employment policies and employee handbook are current and complete and support the organization’s staffing goals and needs.
Call and chair staff meetings
Ensure that employment policies and reporting are consistent with all rules and regulations governing working in the State of California and the County of Los Angeles.
Oversee recruiting, training, coaching, and retention of staff (employee, contractor, volunteer)
Foster an office culture of teamwork, generous collaboration, clear communication, effective delegation, respectful engagement, and mutual support.
Collaborate with the Office Manager, Accountant, bookkeeper, auditors, and board on overall financial management
Prepare and implement financial plan, including an annual operating budget and a long-term capital budget which supports the strategic plan
Review and facilitate production budget in collaboration with Artistic Director and Production Manager
Manage all accounts payable and receivable with Office Manager
Oversee management of payroll and payroll tax requirements such as liability payments, quarterly payment and 1099/W2s
Manage annual audit and 990’s and insure timely completion
Manage any other audits including those for insurance, workers’ comp and grants
Generate financial reports working with accounting team.
Manage all banking and vendor relationships
Maintain the AEA Bond
Marketing
Work with Marketing Coordinator to
Maintain or supervise the maintenance of the website
Provide for the creation and printing of all printed materials
Review Press Releases
Review weekly eblasts
Work with Marketing Coordinator and Box Office Manager on
Development of group sales
Development of yearly ticketing strategy
Maintenance of subscriber database
Education
In conjunction with the Artistic Director and all education managers, oversee education and internship programs
Development
Work with Development Director and Development Team to
Coordinate & contribute to the writing of grants
Review all grant proposals and grant reports for accuracy and content before sending
Complete and send any necessary grant qualification paperwork, SAMS, etc.
Meet with/have phone conversations with grant reviewers as appropriate
Review and sign thank-you letters to donors
Work with board on annual fundraising plans
Provide event support where necessary
Board Relations
In conjunction with Artistic Director, maintain primary relationships with Board of Directors
Provide the board with quarterly reports to assess progress towards goals and objectives of the strategic plan, staff activity, financial updates against budget, and collect appropriate staff reports.
Assist board leadership with recruitment, education and board member development
Provide logistical support to the Board for meetings.
Serve as staff liaison to Finance Committee and other committees as needed.
Advocacy
Build a positive relationship with community volunteers, donors, sponsors, public officials and other arts organizations
In conjunction with the Artistic Director, present the public face of the Theater and, when called upon, speak to private and public organizations and to the press
Facility and IT Management
Oversee and facilitate all leases for theatre and grounds
Oversee compliance with all permitting, licensing and other governmental requirements
Work with facility manager to ensure grounds and space remain safe and in good working order
Ensure that organization has the information, communications, and technology systems that it needs to effectively accomplish the activities and programs planned and scheduled.
Production Support
Work closely with Artistic Director and Production Manager to provide administrative services for the production process.
Manage financial payment of all production staff with Production Manager
QUALIFICATIONS
College degree or equivalent experience
5 – 7 years experience with an arts organization in a leadership position
Strong organizational development and management skills
Past success working with a Board of Directors and Board Development experience
Proven leadership and relationship management experience
Proven track record as a fundraiser
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Persuasive communicator with excellent interpersonal skills
Understanding of Finance and Managerial Accounting
TERM / SCHEDULE This is a full-time hybrid position, with expectations of at least three days a week on site in Topanga, California.
COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS The total compensation range is $70,000 to $80.000 per year. Currently Theatricum Botanicum pays all employees weekly. After a 90-day review, employee can qualify for $300 per month health insurance stipend, two weeks paid vacation, and 11 selected paid holidays.
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TITLE: Managing Director JOB TYPE: Full Time SALARY RANGE: $70,000 to $80,000/year TO APPLY: Please email your resume and cover letter to Office@theatricum.com . This position is open until filled.
JOB OVERVIEW: Directly reporting to the Board of Directors, the Managing Director is a leadership position working with the Producing Artistic Director, responsible for generating, directing and supervising day-to-day administrative duties and overseeing financial and facilities management, development, strategic planning and community relations. The Managing Director builds and oversees the team that includes the Office Manager, Box Office and Front of House, and works with the Artistic Director to oversee Marketing and Development.
SKILLS REQUIRED: The ideal candidate works well in a busy environment and under deadline pressure. Excellent writing and communication skills, accounting and budgeting skills, nonprofit management experience and working with boards, board development and contracts. Candidates must have work schedule flexibility.
MANAGING DIRECTOR RESPONSIBILITIES Strategic Planning
Coordinate and implement long-range and annual strategic planning in conjunction with Artistic Director, staff and Board of Directors.
Administration
Supervise daily administrative operations and collaborate with Artistic Director in executing the season
Manage all insurance needs
In conjunction with Artistic Director, supervise all staff, including coaching, mentoring, conflict management/resolution, performance management and training
In conjunction with Artistic Director, recruit all levels of employees including freelance and temporary employees
Maintain employee records
Manage termination processes to include exit interviews and succession planning
Ensure that WGTB’s employment policies and employee handbook are current and complete and support the organization’s staffing goals and needs.
Call and chair staff meetings
Ensure that employment policies and reporting are consistent with all rules and regulations governing working in the State of California and the County of Los Angeles.
Oversee recruiting, training, coaching, and retention of staff (employee, contractor, volunteer)
Foster an office culture of teamwork, generous collaboration, clear communication, effective delegation, respectful engagement, and mutual support.
Collaborate with the Office Manager, Accountant, bookkeeper, auditors, and board on overall financial management
Prepare and implement financial plan, including an annual operating budget and a long-term capital budget which supports the strategic plan
Review and facilitate production budget in collaboration with Artistic Director and Production Manager
Manage all accounts payable and receivable with Office Manager
Oversee management of payroll and payroll tax requirements such as liability payments, quarterly payment and 1099/W2s
Manage annual audit and 990’s and insure timely completion
Manage any other audits including those for insurance, workers’ comp and grants
Generate financial reports working with accounting team.
Manage all banking and vendor relationships
Maintain the AEA Bond
Marketing
Work with Marketing Coordinator to
Maintain or supervise the maintenance of the website
Provide for the creation and printing of all printed materials
Review Press Releases
Review weekly eblasts
Work with Marketing Coordinator and Box Office Manager on
Development of group sales
Development of yearly ticketing strategy
Maintenance of subscriber database
Education
In conjunction with the Artistic Director and all education managers, oversee education and internship programs
Development
Work with Development Director and Development Team to
Coordinate & contribute to the writing of grants
Review all grant proposals and grant reports for accuracy and content before sending
Complete and send any necessary grant qualification paperwork, SAMS, etc.
Meet with/have phone conversations with grant reviewers as appropriate
Review and sign thank-you letters to donors
Work with board on annual fundraising plans
Provide event support where necessary
Board Relations
In conjunction with Artistic Director, maintain primary relationships with Board of Directors
Provide the board with quarterly reports to assess progress towards goals and objectives of the strategic plan, staff activity, financial updates against budget, and collect appropriate staff reports.
Assist board leadership with recruitment, education and board member development
Provide logistical support to the Board for meetings.
Serve as staff liaison to Finance Committee and other committees as needed.
Advocacy
Build a positive relationship with community volunteers, donors, sponsors, public officials and other arts organizations
In conjunction with the Artistic Director, present the public face of the Theater and, when called upon, speak to private and public organizations and to the press
Facility and IT Management
Oversee and facilitate all leases for theatre and grounds
Oversee compliance with all permitting, licensing and other governmental requirements
Work with facility manager to ensure grounds and space remain safe and in good working order
Ensure that organization has the information, communications, and technology systems that it needs to effectively accomplish the activities and programs planned and scheduled.
Production Support
Work closely with Artistic Director and Production Manager to provide administrative services for the production process.
Manage financial payment of all production staff with Production Manager
QUALIFICATIONS
College degree or equivalent experience
5 – 7 years experience with an arts organization in a leadership position
Strong organizational development and management skills
Past success working with a Board of Directors and Board Development experience
Proven leadership and relationship management experience
Proven track record as a fundraiser
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Persuasive communicator with excellent interpersonal skills
Understanding of Finance and Managerial Accounting
TERM / SCHEDULE This is a full-time hybrid position, with expectations of at least three days a week on site in Topanga, California.
COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS The total compensation range is $70,000 to $80.000 per year. Currently Theatricum Botanicum pays all employees weekly. After a 90-day review, employee can qualify for $300 per month health insurance stipend, two weeks paid vacation, and 11 selected paid holidays.
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