Chief Executive
Detalhes do emprego
The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra is seeking a remarkable leader to become its next Chief Executive. They will bring demonstrable artistic credibility, business acumen, and entrepreneurial flair to this exceptional cultural organisation, along with a track record in successful revenue generation. The NZSO is Aotearoa/New Zealand’s national orchestra, an autonomous Crown entity recognised as an outstanding orchestra of international stature. It performs 60 concerts each year in more than 20 different communities across New Zealand, as well as providing multiple opportunities for people of all ages to learn and engage with the orchestra. It is defined by its core values, including: He Herenga Whenua: Inspired by, and connected to, the awe-inspiring country, we take excellence and turn it into a shared experience for all New Zealanders.
Purpose of the Role
Working in close collaboration with the Board, senior leadership team, the musicians, and stakeholders, the Chief Executive provides vision and leadership to deliver NZSO’s long-term aspirations, balancing artistic achievement with financial performance.Key Responsibilities
- A successful track record in leading and unifying complex music organisations.
- Excellent team- and relationship-building skills.
- Transparent and collaborative leadership style.
- Comfortable engaging and advocating at government and ministerial level.
- Strong skills in revenue raising and leveraging commercial opportunities.
- A demonstrated knowledge of and passion for orchestral music.
- A commitment to collaborations across cultures and strategic partnerships, within a vibrant and complex multi-cultural society.
- A deep understanding of the role the NZSO plays and can play in sharing New Zealand’s rich cultural heritage.
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