14th June, 2017

Opportunity: Associate Producer Internship Program

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After its success last year, we are again running our Associate Producer internship program to support the delivery of this November’s Independent Publishing Conference.

Our Associate Producers work closely with Conference Manager Sarah Jansen and SPN General Manager Matthia Dempsey to deliver the 2017 conference and MUBAs.

There are three positions available; all are voluntary.

The program is designed for people with enormous passion and drive who would like to gain practical experience in arts management, particularly those who want to complete a placement as part of an academic or vocational course.

Download the full position description [PDF] and submit your CV and selection criteria responses by 5pm, 17 July 2017.

If you have any questions, please contact Conference Manager Sarah Jansen on conference@smallpressnetwork.com.au or 0408 875 577.

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