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Tall ship Lady Washington owner seeks new development officer

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Employment - Tall Ships

Monday, 27 June 2011 07:30 Written by Grays Harbor Historical Seaport Authority

Fundraising professional to support programs aboard tall ship Lady Washington

Lady WashingtonThe Grays Harbor Historical Seaport Authority seeks a unique individual for the position of Development Officer. This person must be a self-motivated team player with leadership abilities and an entrepreneurial spirit.  The successful applicant will have tremendous attention to detail, excel in being creative, dependable, flexible and resourceful. Applicant must have a record of development experience, outstanding management skills, and a demonstrated capacity to motivate supporters, staff, and volunteers.  Excellent written and verbal communication skills are essential for this position.

GHHSA owns and operates the tall ships Lady Washington and Hawaiian Chieftain.

The Development Officer will help lay a strong foundation for the continued growth of Historical Seaport programs and facilities into the future.  Working as part of the Historical Seaport’s management team the Development Officer will be responsible for planning, implementing and managing a coordinated program of fundraising and donor cultivation. Primary responsibilities include developing strategic and long range development plans; leading a new program sponsorship campaign, participating in an upcoming capital campaign and major gifts program; defining appropriate procedures to engage the full organization in effective fundraising and development efforts; and overseeing the building and maintenance of relationships with individual, corporate and foundation funders.

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Internships available at History of Diving Museum in Islamorada, Florida

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Sunday, 03 April 2011 06:49 Written by History of Diving Museum

Islamorada, Fla. — The History of Diving Museum is looking for enthusiastic and energetic students or recent graduates to engage in a hands-on summer internship at this young and vibrant museum. Interns receive valuable on-the-job training and real world experience while having fun in the beautiful Florida Keys. While internships are unpaid, housing may be available.

Internships are available in the following areas: marketing, public relations, education, non-profit administration, photography/videography, collections management, research, library/archives.

Interns may choose one or more area of interest, and will work with museum staff to establish meaningful projects to complete during a specified period of time. Since this is a small organization, the intern will be intimately involved with leadership, including the executive director and board president/museum co-founder.

The History of Diving Museum contains approximately 3,000 sqare feet of interactive exhibits covering 4,000 years of diving history including ancient diving machines, the world's largest collection of diving helmets, and armored diving suits for deep sea exploration.

For more information, please contact Erin Wolfe at the History of Diving Museum at 305-664-9737.

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