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Job Offer: Manager City Events:HainesAttractJob description:Job Description» Love Wellington and our famous events, arts and cultural scene?» Develop and drive the delivery of an events strategy » A team you’ll be proud to be part of and lead If you want to contribute to Wellington City’s economy through the attraction and staging of major events and helps shape the future of events in Wellington, we want to hear from you! Kia mahi ng?tahi m? P?neke m? t?na ?p?p? Working together for Wellington’s future. Wellington is a lively city with a thriving cultural life, talented people, cutting-edge businesses, and a busy centre of government. Arts, culture and creativity are important to Wellingtonians and give us a strong sense of identity. Council has adopted the Aho Tini 2030 – Arts, Culture and Creativity Strategy that is designed to further support the arts and the artists in the Capital. The strategy aims to build on our rich cultural traditions and identity of our capital city – Information technology focuses on access and inclusion in the arts sector, higher visibility of Ng? Toi M?ori, the success of the city’s artists and arts organisations, and activating the city’s places and spaces. Part of the Creative Capital leadership abilities team, the City Events Manager is responsible for leading the development and delivery of a creative sector events strategy and programme that gives effect to Aho Tini goals and priorities. You will provide an overall strategic framework for events programming and delivery that promotes creativity, inclusion, and accessibility; drives economic growth, and contributes to the city’s social and cultural wellbeing. You’ll love leading people and will have a core focus on harnessing and nurturing the expertise, passion and potential of your team, to create and deliver a high-quality events programme. In short, We are seeking for a senior leader who can inspire, lead and collaborate internally and externally, and build enduring partnerships across communities, with mana whenua and arts and culture sector partners. We are seeking for Somebody with significant practice as a creative sector producer with significant sector networks and relationships. You will have demonstrable practice with multi-year events planning, management (including health and safety and technical delivery) and delivery alongside your practice of audience development and marketing. What’s crucial is your proven track record of success plus a courageous leadership abilities approach and your intellectual horsepower. You will play a vital function in enhancing the Wellington’s reputation as the cultural capital and as a great place to live, work, play and visit. If you are looking for an exciting opportunity to contribute to Wellington City’s iconic and major events with the chance to develop new events to Wellington, then this is it! Submit an application now. All applications for this function must be submitted online and will be treated in strict confidence. If you would like more information or would like to have a confidential chat before applying, you are welcome to contact Aleena Antony, Talent Partner at Aleena.antony@wcc.govt.nz Applications will close Monday, 1 November 2021. We’re looking for people who share our passion for Wellington and have the same values that we do – to make our city an even better place to live and work. How to submit the application:To apply for this function please do so via the link -https://careers.wellington.govt.nz/?job=33486MPJ Applications will close Monday, 1 November 2021.Skills:
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