YPIA Opportunities
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Corporate Relations Manager, London Philharmonic Orchestra
Deadline: Monday 25 March, 10am
How Long: Part-time role (3 days a week)
Compensation: -
The London Philharmonic Orchestra is seeking an experienced Corporate Relations Manager to join its dynamic Development department.
Working at the heart of one of the UK’s leading orchestras, the Corporate Relations Manager will develop the LPO’s corporate portfolio at all levels with the opportunity to make a significant impact in this area. This is a lively and varied role encompassing exceptional account management to service and maximise existing partnerships at the highest level and a strong focus on new business to build on the Orchestra’s successful track record in effectively delivering bespoke and strategic corporate partnerships with a wide cross-section of business. The role has significant scope for creativity and an entrepreneurial approach to best utilise the exceptional assets a world-class orchestra offers in curating impactful and innovative corporate partnerships. Known for its adventurous and pioneering spirit, the LPO is agile in responding to the evolving world and this is an exciting time for an experienced corporate fundraiser to develop new corporate partnerships which strategically align Orchestra and funder objectives.
For a full description of the role, person specification and how to apply, please visit: https://lpo.org.uk/jobs/
Associate Artist Manager and Marketing Manager, Ikon Arts Management
Deadline: 12:00 on Monday 18th March 2024
How Long: Preferably one hybrid full time role or two part time positions
Compensation: £28,000 - £30,000 dependent on experience
Join the Ikon Arts Management team!
We are looking for an Associate Artist Manager and Marketing Manager (preferably one hybrid full time role or two part time positions) to join the Ikon Arts Management office, working closely with the Director, Artist Managers, and Assistant Artist Managers. This is a dual role, comprising a mixture of artist management – working with a select number of artists on our roster – and management of the company’s marketing and social media accounts.
At least two years’ experience within the classical music industry is essential, preferably within a similar agency role, and preferably with some prior experience managing artists and dealing directly with promoters and industry contacts. The role will include the selling and management of a number of artists on our roster.
Another key part of the role will be to run the company’s social media channels, and also create interesting content for our artists’ platforms and websites. Candidates must have a clear interest in using social media (mainly Instagram, X and Facebook) and writing interesting and compelling content to boost engagement.
This job would suit a candidate with experience at an Assistant level who is looking for the chance to take the next step in their career.
Download the full job description here: AAM Job Description 2024
Closing date: 12:00 on Monday 18th March 2024
To apply, please send a CV and cover letter to Ellie Shouls, Senior Artist Manager, Ikon Arts Management: eloise@ikonarts.com
Youth Trustee, Stile Antico Foundation
Deadline: 6 March 2024
How Long: One year from May 2024
Compensation: Voluntary role
The Stile Antico Foundation is seeking a Youth Trustee for a year’s term intended to commence in May 2024.
About the role:
The Stile Antico Foundation is committed to providing young people with engaging opportunities to enhance and broaden their skills. This is an excellent opportunity for a young professional or student to offer their own contributions and perspectives to the Foundation’s operations, whilst also gaining invaluable experience of charity governance within the music sector.
As a Youth Trustee of the Stile Antico Foundation, you must have:
● a commitment to the mission of the Stile Antico Foundation as defined in its charitable aims, integrity and ability to exercise independent judgement in order to scrutinise and assess the impact of the charity, ensuring that all activities are appropriate and aligned with its aims
● an ability to think creatively
● a willingness to speak your mind and contribute to strategic vision in line with good practice
● an acceptance of the legal duties, responsibilities and liabilities of trusteeship
● good communication and interpersonal skills, and an ability to work effectively as a member of a team
● a willingness to meet the minimum time requirement
Prior trustee experience isn’t a prerequisite. If you feel that you have the experience and commitment to contribute to the work of the Stile Antico Foundation then we would very much like to hear from you. You will report to the Chair of the Stile Antico Foundation.
Age requirement:
Applicants for this Youth Trustee position should be aged between 20 and 28 years old as of May 2024. Exceptional candidates outside of this age range may be considered.
Location and voluntary time commitment:
● Quarterly board meetings are held virtually and/or in-person in London (with a hybrid option available) for approximately two hours. These meetings take place out of office hours.
● In addition to the quarterly meetings, Trustees contribute their time towards activities of the Foundation (eg. fundraising/finances/administrative duties/ minute taking/information management/governance etc) on an ad hoc basis as appropriate. Please note, we are able to offer coverage for reasonable travel expenses to and from meetings, provided they are approved in advance.
Full details here: https://www.
Senior Marketing Officer, Science Museum
Deadline: by 23.59 Thursday 22 February
How Long: Full time
Compensation: £32,550 per annum
A new role working with the Communications teams of the Science Museum Group, the world’s leading group of science museums. The Senior Marketing Officer will plan, implement, and evaluate compelling, audience-focused communications campaigns to increase reach and deepen engagement for the group’s exciting new programme of digital content and online events.
Contract: Full-time, Fixed term (until October 2025) with hybrid working
Location: Science Museum, Exhibition Road, South Kensington, London, SW7 2DD
Salary: £32,550 per annum
Closing date: by 23.59 Thursday 22 February
Details: see Science Museum Group website here
Assistant Operations Manager, Avex Classics International (London office)
Deadline: 8 March
How Long: Full time
Compensation: £28,000-£30,000
PURPOSE OF ROLE
The Assistant Operations Manager (AOM)’s purpose is to assist the HoEA and Operations Manager (OM) in coordinating and and administrating the delivery of ACI’s productions internationally, to the very highest of standards in line with the company’s aims and ambitions.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Responsibilities include (but are not limited to):
Delivery of ACI London’s existing productions and engagements
• Supporting the OM with administration of all ACI’s artist and promoter contracts in liaison with the OM and the legal department in Tokyo.
• Coordination of marketing and promotional materials, analysing weekly ticket reports, approving draft concert programmes, and providing promotional advice or support to promoters as required.
• Collaborating with ACI’s Technical Director (TD) and OM in updating current existing production riders with updates or improvements.
• Supporting the OM with the booking and contracting of all artists and production staff.
• Arranging complex travel requirements and logistics for each of ACI’s engagements, including: o Booking flights and hotel accommodation either directly, or in collaboration with travel agents and/or promoter representatives.
o Arranging visas / work permits and organising tax forms / certificates for artists and production staff, either independently or in collaboration with promoter representatives, and with support from the OM / HoEA if required.
o Creating and distributing detailed tour itineraries to artists and production staff.
• Performing the role of ACI’s Production Supervisor / Tour Manager in the UK and abroad, including:
o Artist liaison and welfare.
o Coordinating international and ground travel arrangements and the distribution of per diems. o Managing rehearsals and ensuring all technical elements are delivered as per the advance (if the TD is not in attendance).
o Overseeing guest tickets and merchandise / programmes (if applicable).
o Overseeing the performance(s) and problem solving as required. NB. International tours will be split between the Operations Manager and AOM.
• Assisting the OM with project budget management.
• Arranging for all product parts to be supplied to the relevant parties in the correct formats.
Accounts
• Supporting ACI’s Accounts Manager and the OM with the administration of invoices, expenses, payment processing and the reconciliation of engagement-specific accounts, as required.
General Administration
• Updating records on ACI’s booking software, Overture.
• Managing ACI’s music library and shipping of scores to / from orchestras and artists. • Updating ACI’s social media feeds.
• Supporting the HoEA and OM in the management and updating of ACI’s website.
• Assist in the building of mailing lists and creation of marketing information as required. The
Assistant Operations Manager is also expected to undertake any other duties at the request of their line manager or ACI Tokyo which are commensurate with the role.
To apply, please send your CV and cover letter to kate-caro@av.avex.co.jp
PROGRAMMING MANAGER (HIRES - AUDITORIUM), Royal Albert Hall
Deadline: Friday 16th Feb
How Long: Permanent
Compensation: £46,000
he Royal Albert Hall is one of the world’s most iconic entertainment venues, with an unrivalled history of events and performances from world-class artists. We pride ourselves on being the home of breathtaking moments and lasting memories, for everyone.
The Programming Department is responsible for securing and programming the diverse range of over 400 events held at the Hall each year in both the main auditorium and Beyond the Main Stage. Within that department the Royal Albert Hall Hires team is responsible for programming all external hires of the Main Auditorium and maintaining the relationships with all external promoters. In a normal year that accounts for more than 300 shows in the 5,000 capacity auditorium.
We are seeking an experienced, highly organised and motivated Programming Manager to join the team to manage the programming of the Royal Albert Hall’s diary as well as helping to maintain relationships with external promoters. The successful candidate will work across the entire of spectrum of events promoted at the Royal Albert Hall working alongside the Head of Programming and line-managing the Programming Executive in the booking, contracting and settlement of all external shows, as well as helping to introduce a new and diverse range of ideas to the Hall’s calendar.
The ideal candidate will have a proven track record of working within the live entertainment industry with line management experience. Clear, effective communication and interpersonal skills are essential, as is the ability to build and maintain key relationships.
Candidates will need a highly professional manner and excellent attention to detail, with strong communication and administrative skills. The role would suit a confident team player, who thrives in a fun and fast-paced environment.
Experience within the events industry, especially the arts, as well as a good knowledge across musical genres is highly desirable.
ENGAGEMENT EXECUTIVE, Royal Albert Hall
Deadline: Friday 16th Feb
How Long: Permanent
Compensation: £32,500
The Royal Albert Hall is recruiting for an enthusiastic and experienced Engagement Executive to join our Programming & Engagement department.
The Engagement team at the Royal Albert Hall aims to enrich people’s lives and offer fairer access to the arts, enabling specific groups to access the Hall in a way that suits them through a programme of subsidised or free arts activity which is informed by inclusive practice. We work collaboratively with specialist partner organisations and take inspiration from the Hall’s architecture, history and events.
The ideal candidate for this role will have extensive experience working within an Arts organisation with a proven track record of overseeing participatory arts projects, and with a passion for cultural inclusion and widening access. They will have a person-centred approach to planning and delivering projects which is informed by inclusive practice, and will relish the challenge of joining a small team within a fast-paced venue.
This is an exciting opportunity for individuals wishing to further their career in the Engagement / Cultural Participation sector at a world-class venue.
Guest Writer, YPIA Blog
Deadline: Ongoing
How Long: For a one-off piece or a series of contributions, up to you.
Compensation: We're all volunteers at YPIA.
Are you keen to contribute to the YPIA Blog? We want to make our posts as relevant to you as possible, and what better way to do that than by asking you to contribute? So, if you would be interested in becoming a Guest Writer for YPIA (whether you'd like to write a one-off article, or a whole series), just get in touch with Grace Green, Director, Strategy & Communications at grace@ypia.co.uk
The blog covers topics including the challenges young people face when starting out in the arts, career tips, YPIA event summaries, event reviews, useful resources, and stories of fellow arts professionals who are doing their bit to improve access into the arts sector for young people.
We want to hear your ideas, so please feel free to get in touch with Grace to pitch your idea.
There's no deadline for this opportunity as we accept contributions on a rolling basis.
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