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Location and Job Title:

Director, Literary Arts
St. Louis Jewish Community Center
2 Millstone Campus Dr
St Louis, MO 63146-5796

Principal Responsibilities:

Summary:
The Director of Literary Arts is responsible for overseeing all aspects of planning, development, and implementation of the week-long St. Louis Jewish Book Festival and Speaker Series (JBF) in November, other author/booking events connected to the festival throughout the year, as well as the Winter and Summer Used Book Sales. JBF responsibilities include author/talent selection and booking, budget development and meeting of budget goals, securing funds from current and potential individual and corporate donors, overseeing a large volunteer committee and working with J marketing team to promote, outreach, and grow audiences. Used Book Sale responsibilities include recruiting and managing volunteer sorters throughout the year, implementing 6 day Used Book sale each August and January, and marketing the program.

Responsibilities:

• Conduct author searches, including negotiation & selection in coordination with Jewish Book Council and independent publishers.
• Schedule & coordinate author presentations including arrangement of travel to and from St. Louis and creation of festival events & elements.
• Oversee media relations, PR & publicity for all assigned programs and events, including writing of Festival brochure and press releases in collaboration with J Marketing Department.
• Working collaboratively with J Development Staff to recruit, solicit, and retain festival sponsors and co-sponsors, inclusive of in-kind donations as appropriate.
• Recruit, retain, and manage Festival volunteer planning committee.
• Maintain accurate data bases of committees and subcommittee members, patrons, sponsors, and co-sponsors.
• Manage the Jewish Book Festival Store including ordering books from local independent bookstore, local authors, and setting up systems for book sales and bookstore volunteers.
• Develop and implement two Used Book Sale events, one in August and one in January.
• Recruit and manage Used Book Sale volunteers who sort books throughout the year and help during the sale itself.
• Work closely with J Marketing Department to develop and implement sales/marketing operating initiatives and budgets.
• Develop the budgets for the programs and monitor progress monthly as a part of annual goals for program.
• Ensure excellent customer service and customer responsiveness to both inside and outside customers.
• Understand and be committed to the mission and vision of the Jewish Community Center. Be knowledgeable about the J and its programs. Be an advocate for the J and its programs and staff. Participate in and promote both programs and events.
• Develop and ensure effective collaboration with relevant Jewish and general community organizations and with other staff throughout the J.
• Develop and implement strategies for improving program participation and financial outcomes for events.
• Develop plans to evaluate programs related to mission and goals for the JCC using existing Logic Models and survey technology. Ensure that J goals are used in evaluation process.
• Other duties as assigned by supervisor.

Minimum Qualifications:

• BA/BS in Fine Arts, Writing, Communications, Public Relations, Publishing, Event Planning or related field is required. MA/MS preferred.
• Excellent communication - both written and oral, leadership and interpersonal skills are required.
• Major event planning experience required.
• Scheduling flexibility to attend occasional evening and or weekend events or meetings.
• Prefer experience/success increasing programming participation in both for profit and not for profit environments. Should understand marketing strategies for program growth.
• Ability to anticipate and solve practical problems or resolve issues.
• Must be highly skilled in MS Office suite (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint).
• Prefer knowledge of Jewish traditions and culture.
• Prefer knowledge of literature and book publishing field.
• Prefer experience in Board and Lay Committee interface.

Salary:

$65000

Agency Information:

A tradition of welcoming and excellence for more than 130 years

The St. Louis Jewish Community Center (the J) is a multigenerational gathering place, offering a variety of programs and services for the St. Louis Jewish community and the community at large. We welcome people of all backgrounds and faiths. The J provides educational, cultural, social, Jewish identity-building and recreational programming on its campuses in Creve Coeur, Chesterfield and at Camp Sabra, located at the Lake of the Ozarks.

Throughout our history, the J, a non-profit organization, has been the central meeting place of the Jewish Community. It's the one place where families, regardless of affiliation, can feel comfortable and welcome. We have evolved through the years to meet the changing needs of our members, our Jewish community and the entire St. Louis region.

Everyone is welcome at the J.

Our Mission

The St. Louis Jewish Community Center enriches lives, builds community, promotes inclusivity and creates meaningful Jewish experiences.