Sponsorship and Fundraising Genius

03 February 2011

Organisation/person name:

Dance and Physical Theatre Trust

Work type:

Contract

Work classification:

Sponsorship/Funding

Job description:

The Dance and Physical Theatre Trust (DaPHT) is growing it’s activities: ‘Body Festival of Dance and Physical Theatre’, ‘Dancing Like the Stars’, ‘South Island Dance Network’ ‘Rugby Road for RWC 2011’ and we find ourselves looking for that special person who can support us in raising operational capital to realise our ever increasing potential.

We are looking to take on a sponsorship/ fundraiser/ genius to help us identify and develop new relationships in the local and national market. You should bring with you a genuine passion for the Arts and an innovative and creative approach in line with the sector in which you will be working.

Everything is in place to get started, all we need is for you to come and join us on our journey and help us fill the coffers.

The contract is short term and you will receive a contract fee and a healthy commission once our modest target has been achieved. To learn more about this opportunity please contact us at the address above to discuss what’s on offer.

Opportunity location:

Christchurch

Key skills sought:

proven track record in fundraising for arts organisations ideal

This opportunity is:

Paid

Salary low $:

Salary high $:

Closing date:

Friday, 25 February 2011

Contact details:

adam hayward

director

03 366 7709

021 230 9029

adam@thebody.co.nz

Submitted by The Body Festival on Thu, 03/02/2011 - 12:52pm.

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The Body Festival, Christchurch’s annual dance festival.

It is a showcase and celebration of New Zealand’s dancing talent. Ranging from professional shows to amateur productions, the festival covers a variety of enjoyment for all audiences and participators.

Focusing on the community aspect of dance, the festival incorporates a number of workshops and participation events.

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