IMPALA IS LOOKING FOR A MEMBERSHIP AND PROJECT CO-ORDINATOR
17th January 2023,
IMPALA, the European association of independent music companies, is looking for a
MEMBERSHIP AND PROJECT CO-ORDINATOR
to help co-ordinate its Brussels-based team on membership, administration and finance work as well as our relevant projects such as Friends of IMPALA programme, equity, diversity inclusion work, EU projects, etc.
99% of Europe’s music companies are SMEs. Known as the “independents”, they are world leaders in terms of innovation and discovering new music and artists – they produce more than 80% of all new releases and account for 80% of the sector’s jobs. IMPALA’s work covers a wide range of issues and projects, including our own award schemes.
This is a key role in the organisation, a great opportunity for candidates who love organising and working across a range of issues. We are looking for a go-getting problem solver who relishes being at the heart of an association that is fast moving and multi-tasking in the cultural sector.
MAIN TASKS
DESIRED PROFILE, EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS
Start date: 1st of June 2023
Full time and permanent role, starting with a one-year contract, based in Brussels, Belgium (our offices are close to the EC district and the city centre, easily accessible by public transport). Teleworking part of the week is also possible. Great opportunity for a professional looking for a new opportunity in key role in a small dynamic organisation.
IMPALA is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applicants from under-represented groups.
If you are interested, please send your CV and a short cover letter (one page max) in English including why you are interested, your relevant experience, notice period requirements in current role, what you can bring to the position and your salary expectations, to Lucie Jacquemet ljacquemet@impalamusic.org and info@impalamusic.org by Monday 6 Feb 2023. First round of interviews will be by zoom w/c 13 February.
About IMPALA
IMPALA was established in 2000 and now represents nearly 6000 independent music companies. 99% of Europe’s music companies are small, micro and medium businesses and self-releasing artists. Known as the independents, they are world leaders in terms of innovation and discovering new music and artists – they produce more than 80% of all new releases and account for 80% of the sector’s jobs. IMPALA’s mission is to grow the independent music sector sustainably, return more value to artists, promote diversity and entrepreneurship, improve political access, inspire change, and increase access to finance.