Old Salem Museums and Gardens (OSM&G) seeks innovative, dynamic President and CEO to build on recent progress and secure a vibrant future.  Part of a National Landmark historic district, museum complex includes living history presentations in restored buildings, heritage gardens, and internationally-renowned decorative arts museum and research center.  OSM&G serves 190,000 people annually with staff of 200 and operating budget of $7.9 million supported by endowments totaling $34 million. http://www.oldsalem.org/; http://www.mesda.org/

President and CEO will bring diverse elements together to realize a common vision for a vital, sustainable operating model; continue to build audiences, and expand public and private support; and resolve fiscal challenges. 

Key Requirements: graduate degree in museum studies, public history, or nonprofit management; thorough knowledge of history museum field; 5+ years successful leadership of a complex museum or other cultural organization; strong leadership and management skills; demonstrated fundraising skills; diplomacy to work effectively with diverse constituencies. Must thrive in regional setting and local culture, and build new partnerships with arts organizations, educational institutions, local and county governments.

Winston-Salem is part of Piedmont Triangle, with diverse economy and rich cultural/educational environment, temperate climate.

For detailed criteria, how to apply to [log in to unmask] by 7/11/2016, visit http://museum-search.com/open-searches/  EOE.  Nominations welcome.

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