Role Highlights
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Provide effective leadership to AGSA’s Philanthropic and Development teams
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Lead strategic management of all aspects of philanthropic and partner engagement
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Contribute to strategic annual planning, management, and reporting requirements
Role Details
The
Head of Philanthropy & Development is responsible for the long-term
planning, and highly effective realisation of the Art Gallery of South
Australia’s philanthropic and development goals. This includes leading a high
performing team to activate the Gallery’s Foundation, individual giving,
philanthropic groups, partnerships and grants and other revenue generating
activities that connect AGSA with its communities to effect transformational
change.
Special Conditions
- The Incumbent will be required to participate in the department's Performance Management Program.
- The Incumbent may be assigned to another position at this remuneration level or equivalent.
- Some interstate travel involving overnight absences will be required.
- This role requires a National Criminal History check.
- Frequent out of normal hours and/or evening work will be required
For more information please see the role description:
About the Department
The Department of the Premier and Cabinet (DPC) drives the Premier's priorities
in South Australia. Our vision is to be the heart of government through providing important leadership, trusted advice and strategy as well as
central support services for the social, environmental and economic issues that we face. Our staff enjoy working with colleagues who value integrity,
knowledge and intellectual capability. They exemplify the public sector purpose: Making a difference so South Australia thrives.
About the Business
The Art Gallery of South Australia (AGSA) was founded in 1881 and its vision is to be the most inspiring art destination in Australia. Its purpose is to serve the community by transforming the lives of artist and audiences, achieving this through its world-renowned art collection, gallery building, exhibitions, festivals and events, for current and future generations. AGSA presents a dynamic program of temporary exhibitions, pillar exhibitions of international and Australian art and three flagship offerings being the Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art, Tarnanthi Festival of Contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art, and the Ramsay Art Prize. The AGSA collection comprises more than 48,000 works of art spanning two millennia and embracing all art forms. The collection exists for our audiences - to comprehend the past, to navigate the present, and as a potent avenue to imagine the future. Placing art, artists and audiences at the very heart of who we are guides AGSA's artistic and public programs. AGSA contributes positively to cultural cohesion, social wellbeing, creativity, engaged citizenship and the economic life in South Australia.
Contact Us
Enquiries to Emma Fey - Deputy Director, Art Gallery of South Australia
7085 1678
Diversity and Inclusion
The Department of the Premier and Cabinet is committed to creating an inclusive and diverse workplace that is reflective of the community we serve.
We welcome and value applications from candidates who are of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent, candidates with culturally diverse backgrounds, candidates with disability and those from the LGBTIQA+ community.
We are committed to making reasonable adjustments to ensure a safe and healthy working environment. If you require any additional support, please provide us with details through the application process.
The South Australian public sector promotes diversity and flexible ways of working including part-time.
Applicants are encouraged to discuss the flexible working arrangements for this role.