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Our mission at Isbourne Arts is to create a versatile, dynamic and encouraging environment which stimulates arts in the community and fosters creativity, inclusivity and community cohesion amongst ...
Marketing Trustee
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Summary
Isbourne Arts urgently seek a Trustee with marketing experience, preferably but not essentially in the arts sector.Detailed description
Introduction
Isbourne Arts is a new arts, youth and community venue in Winchcombe, Gloucestershire. We’re looking for a trustee with marketing experience to strengthen the current trustee team as we prepare to open in the autumn.
The role
Our marketing trustee will be part of a small team of trustees, and expected to lead in the following areas
Market research: devise and deliver a programme of market research - surveys, on-street interviews and focus groups - to gather a sound understanding of local needs, interests, and preferences and what potential audiences and users want the venue to provide
Marketing strategy and brand development: informed by the market research, develop and implement a marketing and communications strategy suitable for a new venue. Establish and communicate its identity, develop customer engagement and loyalty
Customer relationship management: use data provided by the in-house CRM system to communicate and nurture relationships with audiences and partners
About Isbourne Arts
Our vision
A welcoming, inclusive and accessible community hub to engage the people of Winchcombe and the surrounding area and visitors to the town in cultural, creative, learning and wellbeing events and activities and to provide arts, skills development and other activities for young people in the area.
Our mission
To create an inclusive arts and community hub that fosters cultural engagement and creativity, and which strengthens community wellbeing and cohesion.
Our offering
Isbourne Arts will offer arts events and creative activities
- Music of all genres, drama, dance and spoken word events
- Artisan markets, showcasing the work of local creatives & producers
- Creative workshops
- Films for a family audience
- Creative and recreational activities for young people
- Inter-generational skills sharing.
- Community led events and activities such as classes and talks; repair café etc
About being a Trustee
As a Trustee, you'll play a pivotal role in guiding our organisation's strategic direction, as we move from purchase and conversion into operation. Your expertise and dedication will help shape our programmes, strengthen our financial sustainability, and broaden our outreach efforts.
Trustees are expected to attend board meetings regularly (whether online or in person), participate in committee work, and champion Isbourne Arts and the charity’s mission.
For key duties of charitable trustees google ‘The essential trustee: what you need to know, what you need to do’:
Trustees undertake DBS checks and safeguarding training to fulfil their role.
How to apply
Please click 'Join' and tell us your reasons for wanting to get involved with Isbourne Arts. Let us know what skills, experience and attributes you can bring to the role and/or to the project.
It would be useful to have an indication of the amount of time that you would be able to commit.
Email your application by 6 September 2024. Please mark your email “WACH Trustee”.
All shortlisted applicants will be invited to meet with the current trustees
NB. Isbourne Arts has an active Operations Group and a growing number of volunteer teams, who are critical to our preparations for opening in the autumn. If a Trustee role is not for you, you may want to get involved with one or more of the operations teams - just mention this on your application.