Managing Director, Business Development
confidentialFort Worth (TX)
Managing Director, Business Development
Posted 4 days ago
confidentialFort Worth (TX)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Managing Director, Business Development
About the Company:
- Globally recognized provider of strategic advisory services for arts organizations
- IndustryPerforming ArtsTypePrivately Held
- Founded2019Employees11-50 Specialtiesmuseumsballettheatreopera housesperforming arts venueshistorical sitesarts organizationsconcert hallsclassical musicand orchestras
About the Role:
The Company is in search of a Director/Managing Director for Business Development to join their dynamic team. The successful candidate will be instrumental in expanding the company's network of clients, with a focus on acquiring new clients and driving revenue growth, particularly in North America. This role is pivotal in the early stages of the company's development, and the ideal candidate will be prepared to operate in a fast-paced, for-profit, start-up environment, contributing to the growth of the business and the cultural sector as a whole. Key responsibilities for the Director/Managing Director include introducing exceptional organizations to a community that can significantly impact their growth and success. The role demands a proactive approach to client acquisition and a deep understanding of the potential to strengthen the broader arts sector through new relationships. The candidate should be ready to work with a fully virtual, global team and be committed to the company's mission of fostering a thriving global cultural sector. While the specific qualifications are detailed in the full prospectus, the role requires a strategic thinker with a passion for the arts and a proven track record in business development, particularly in a research, data, and consulting-based environment. Hiring Manager TitleChief Executive Officer (CEO) Functions General Management Business Development Strategy
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