Executive Director - Rosie's House: A Music Academy for Children (Phoenix)
Executive Director - Rosie's House: A Music Academy for
Children (Phoenix)
Rosie's House, which was founded in 1996, the creation of Woody and
Rosebell Schurz, is a music academy for children, ages 5 to 18. Our
mission is simply to provide underserved youth of Greater Phoenix
with the gift of music, which enhances their daily lives by providing
direction, stability and tools for future success. At Rosie's House,
classes are held six days a week. We provide group and private
lessons in string instruments, piano, guitar, brass, and woodwind
instruments, a variety of ensembles (including chorus), and, in
addition, performance opportunities for all. Rosie's House is a
fully certified Institutional Member of the National Guild of
Community Schools of the Arts.
The Executive Director will provide the leadership, innovation and
vision necessary to continue the development of Rosie's House as an
organization, with the ultimate goal of achieving long-term success;
lead the Board and Staff in developing a sound and comprehensive
fundraising strategy; be a visible presence, standard bearer and
ambassador for the institution to donors and the community at large;
oversee the organization as a whole, with responsibility for managing
staff positions, operations and finances, and implementing the
fundraising strategies of the organization.
Qualifications: Bachelor's Degree and at least 5-7 years fundraising
and managerial experience, preferably in a cultural or educational
nonprofit institution. Highly developed organizational skills and the
ability to effectively manage multiple tasks and people. A proven
record of identifying and writing grant proposals. A mature and
confident presence and self-image; excellent written, verbal and
critical thinking skills; and the ability to relate well to a wide
variety of people.
To apply, submit resume, three work-related references and a brief
cover letter describing interest, relevant qualifications and
experience to the attention of: Debora Verdier, Sanders & Parks,
P.C., 3030 North Third Street, Suite 1300, Phoenix, AZ 85012 or via
FAX to 602-230-5097. Applications will be accepted until July 26.
Children (Phoenix)
Rosie's House, which was founded in 1996, the creation of Woody and
Rosebell Schurz, is a music academy for children, ages 5 to 18. Our
mission is simply to provide underserved youth of Greater Phoenix
with the gift of music, which enhances their daily lives by providing
direction, stability and tools for future success. At Rosie's House,
classes are held six days a week. We provide group and private
lessons in string instruments, piano, guitar, brass, and woodwind
instruments, a variety of ensembles (including chorus), and, in
addition, performance opportunities for all. Rosie's House is a
fully certified Institutional Member of the National Guild of
Community Schools of the Arts.
The Executive Director will provide the leadership, innovation and
vision necessary to continue the development of Rosie's House as an
organization, with the ultimate goal of achieving long-term success;
lead the Board and Staff in developing a sound and comprehensive
fundraising strategy; be a visible presence, standard bearer and
ambassador for the institution to donors and the community at large;
oversee the organization as a whole, with responsibility for managing
staff positions, operations and finances, and implementing the
fundraising strategies of the organization.
Qualifications: Bachelor's Degree and at least 5-7 years fundraising
and managerial experience, preferably in a cultural or educational
nonprofit institution. Highly developed organizational skills and the
ability to effectively manage multiple tasks and people. A proven
record of identifying and writing grant proposals. A mature and
confident presence and self-image; excellent written, verbal and
critical thinking skills; and the ability to relate well to a wide
variety of people.
To apply, submit resume, three work-related references and a brief
cover letter describing interest, relevant qualifications and
experience to the attention of: Debora Verdier, Sanders & Parks,
P.C., 3030 North Third Street, Suite 1300, Phoenix, AZ 85012 or via
FAX to 602-230-5097. Applications will be accepted until July 26.
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