Associate Producer

Availability and willingness for evening and weekend work.

Hanover, NH
Wilson Hall
E.Wheelock Street

Reporting to the Director of Programming Initiatives, the Associate Producer manages project logistics and administration related to Hopkins Center arts programs. Plays a critical role in institutional artistic collaborations and developmental work, particularly with the Dartmouth Student Ensembles. This position is a key participant in the Hop's programming collaborative.

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Producing & Administration
The Associate Producer serves in a critical role that bridges the Center's varied and specialized performing arts center work with the administrative support needed for programs and events to be fully realized. This involves understanding, drafting and navigating contracts for artists, individuals and entities, both domestic and international. Serving in a role of subject matter expert on organizational systems and databases ensuring detailed accuracy and communication across departments. Other responsibilities include overseeing budgets, project management, and exercising aesthetic judgment to drive and enable performances and projects to succeed in engaging, challenging, educating, and delighting audiences and participants.

Works closely with the Managing Director/Executive Producer and other staff on the logistical support for Hop ensemble initiatives and tours. The Associate Producer participates in goal setting and objectives concerning programming for the Hop as well as in the assessment of programs in the portfolio for relevance and impact.

Other Administration and Financial
Hires, trains and supervises student fellow(s) in the department. Monitors and remains within the constraints of the financial budget. Learns, stays up to date with changes and works with college financial systems, contracting processes to facilitate agreements, payments and other expenditures. Collaborates with appropriate Center directors and other staff on how funds are to be expended. May represent the Hop and the College and externally in the performing arts field when needed.