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Neill-Cochran House Museum

Business and Programming Director

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An Entertainment or Recreation Manager plans, directs, or coordinates entertainment and recreational activities and operations of a recreational facility, including cruise ships and parks.

$54,494 / year median in Texas

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Business and Programming Director Neill-Cochran House Museum Austin, TX Job Details Full-time From $46,000 a year 1 day ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Flexible schedule Life insurance Qualifications Vendor relationship building Teamwork Administrative experience Bachelor's degree Fundraising Office management Full Job Description Business and Programming Director Job Posting The Neill-Cochran House Museum seeks a museum professional with strong business, communication, and managerial skills to serve as Business and Programming Director and serve our mission to increase the understanding of the American experience through interpretation of the NCHM's history, architecture, and culture. The Business and Programming Director oversees the day to day running of the Museum and staffing, in addition to its general business operations and public and rental programs. Strong candidates will have solid administrative and writing skills in addition to creativity, event and program development experience, and an entrepreneurial spirit to ensure the continued development and production of the Museum's innovative and diverse programming. This job requires flexibility in work schedule, with frequent evening and weekend obligations, as well as, both taking initiative and cooperating closely with a small and necessarily versatile staff.
Salary:
$46,000. Serve as primary point of contact and manager for Museum administrative office Sustain and develop programming for varied and diverse audiences (both adult and family) Cultivate, contract, produce and serve as the lead contact for events and field trips with creative/arts collaborators and schools/homeschool parents. Manage the office's accounting, including all billing payments and invoicing. Manage the booking, contracting, and coordination of staffing for venue rental program and vendor relationships. Manage museum calendar of events and rentals for the Museum In collaboration with the Development Officer, maintain database of donors and members, prepare lists of donors and members for dues renewals and membership and fundraising campaigns. Work with office staff on the development and deployment of media messaging related to all campaigns, including postal mailings, emails, and social media Assist
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Registrar and Assistant Treasurer with maintaining the roster of
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Dames. Maintain and update the roster on the
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website as needed. Assist the Executive Director and the
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Treasurer with maintaining and updating the budget at regular intervals as required Assist the Executive Director in the development of seasonal and popup exhibits for the Museum. Provide guided tours across multi-level, multi-structure historic site Bachelor's Degree in Humanities Strong verbal and written communication skills Experience with planning public events and/or performances Experience with public speaking Experience with facility operations including accounting, ordering, vendor relationships, and point of sale systems Willingness regularly to work evenings and weekends Master's Degree in Museum Studies, History, or Historic Preservation Experience with membership management/CRM platform Experience with Canva and or Adobe Suite or similar K-12 education programming experience 2+ years of managerial experience leading a team of 4 or more people 4+ years museum experience Graphic design experience To apply, please submit cover letter, CV, writing sample, and 3 references (at least 2 must be for professional experience) to . Deadline for applications is September 13, 2026. The Neill-Cochran House Museum is an 1856 Greek Revival style home and historic site located less than a mile from the University of Texas at Austin. We are also stewards of the only intact slave dwelling left in the city. The Museum presents Austin, Texas, and American history from 1839-1930 in installed rooms and temporary exhibit spaces. We also have a robust rotating visual arts exhibition program and frequently host performing artists (theater, ballet, music). For more information, please visit our website: www.nchmuseum.org
Pay:
From $46,000.00 per year
Benefits:
Dental insurance Flexible schedule Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance
Work Location:
In person