Strategic COO for a National Civil Rights Museum (Hybrid)

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national center for civil human rightsAtlanta (GA)

General and Operations Managers Museums

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About the role

The National Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta seeks a results-driven Chief Operations Officer to translate vision into a unified operating plan that grows admissions, earned revenue, and audience engagement. The COO will align Education, Exhibitions, Public Programming, Visitor Experience, Admissions, Membership, and Group Sales around a cohesive strategy and revenue goals. Reporting to the President & CEO, the COO will lead a hands-on, collaborative team, balancing strategic

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