CREATIVE PROJECT MANAGER & SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGIST

Music • Culture • International Outreach — Warsaw

International recording artist, composer and educator Gerard Edery seeks a creative, highly organized and digitally sophisticated person to help develop and manage the next phase of a multifaceted international career.

The initial focus will be the rollout of the new recording FEVER OF LOVE, while developing a broader strategy encompassing an extensive catalogue of recordings, performances, videos, educational work and international projects.

Responsibilities

Develop and execute social-media strategy across Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and other appropriate platforms

Create and coordinate engaging content around FEVER OF LOVE

Find creative ways to reintroduce an extensive catalogue of recordings and 250+ videos to new audiences

Identify new digital platforms, audiences and promotional opportunities

Develop outreach to festivals, presenters, performing arts centers, universities and cultural institutions

Help generate concerts, residencies, masterclasses and teaching opportunities

Coordinate promotional materials, databases, correspondence and follow-up

Help organize and preserve a substantial artistic archive and legacy

Who We're Looking For

Someone creative, entrepreneurial, culturally curious and highly organized who understands social media but can also see the larger story behind an artist's body of work.

Excellent English required. Polish strongly preferred.

Experience in social media, digital marketing, arts management, PR, music promotion or cultural projects is desirable.

Most important are initiative, imagination, excellent communication skills and the ability to turn ideas into action.

Terms

Warsaw — flexible/hybrid
15–20 hours per week
PLN 4,000–5,000 gross per month, depending on experience
Initial three-month paid trial with possibility of long-term collaboration

Please email Gerard Edery

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