Established by artists in 1997, MOCA is Tucson’s only museum devoted exclusively to contemporary art from around the globe. MOCA is committed to thinking globally, acting locally, and engaging with the aesthetics of contemporary life. Through varied programs, MOCA is Tucson’s primary educational resource for contemporary art and maintains a full exhibition, education, and artist-in-residence program.

Housed in a repurposed firehouse in Downtown Tucson, MOCA Tucson applies creative solutions to the problems of today and tomorrow through the vehicle of contemporary art. We create programming that is ambitious, innovative, and that is responsive to the wants and needs of our community. A pioneering museum of its kind in the community, MOCA Tucson currently hosts rotating exhibitions by locally, nationally, and internationally renowned contemporary artists—critical exhibitions that spur dialogue and that foster empathy between artists and audiences. Our bold programming is highly engaging for diverse audiences and creates a welcoming, inviting space for visitors to learn more about the changing world we live in. Now in its 20^th year, MOCA Tucson is an important incubator and connector for contemporary art across the Southwest region and beyond.

Explore our job openings below, or find out more about other ways to get involved through internships and volunteering.

AVAILABLE POSITIONS

Development and Membership Director
FTE, salary commensurate with experience

MOCA TUCSON’S MISSION IS TO INSPIRE NEW WAYS OF THINKING THROUGH THE CULTIVATION, INTERPRETATION, AND EXHIBITION OF CONTEMPORARY ART.

Established by artists, MOCA Tucson is devoted exclusively to the presentation of contemporary art from Tucson and around the globe. MOCA is committed to thinking globally, acting locally, and engaging with the aesthetics of contemporary life. Through varied programs, MOCA Tucson maintains a full exhibition, education, and artist-in-residence program.

SCOPE AND RESPONSIBILITIES

The Museum of Contemporary Art Tucson seeks a highly motivated, experienced, and detail-oriented Development and Membership Director. This position will report to the Executive Director and work closely with the Board of Directors to increase fundraising. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

• Work with Executive Director to create and implement a development plan that articulates focused strategies to meet short-term and long-term fundraising goals;
• Work with Executive Director and Board to implement Major Gifts Program, including prospect research, cultivation, and stewardship of new and existing donors and members;
• Manage member services program including acquisition, engagement, renewal, and stewardship. Maintain membership database in Neon and provide analysis on membership statistics and trends;
• Assist Executive Director with drafting and submitting grant applications to private, government, and corporate foundations;
• Solicit sponsorships and oversee coordination of major fundraising and VIP donor events;
• Conceive and execute annual appeal, special appeals, and membership appeals;
• Steward existing members through an array of special events and personal visits/communications to enhance renewal rates, increase upgrades, and make additional gifts. Generate new sources of revenue and increase acquisition of new member households;
• Work with staff to develop a targeted communication strategy for new and existing members aimed at increasing member engagement. Coordinate email distributions lists and membership email schedule in collaboration with Executive Director and Communications Director;
• Oversee data entry in Neon to ensure accurate processing of all membership acquisitions, renewals, upgrades, and contributions;
• Create and implement integrated telemarketing campaigns onsite for member acquisitions and renewal campaigns; and,
• Other duties as directed by the Executive Director.

QUALIFICATIONS

MOCA Tucson seeks an individual with a minimum of 5 years’ successful fundraising track record; familiarity with contemporary art and museum fundraising; the capacity to formulate and implement fundraising strategies; successful record of achievement in major gift solicitations; strong interpersonal and excellent presentation and writing skills required. Must have strong computer skills including Word and Excel. Expertise with Neon or other donor management software highly desirable. The ideal candidate will possess:

• Ability to work within a fast-paced environment, juggle multiple projects simultaneously with the ability to prioritize;
• Strong interpersonal communication and organizational skills, ability to maintain a high level of confidentiality and discretion;
• Ability to work as a team player and work with multiple constituencies;
• Flexibility to work occasional evenings and weekends for MOCA events;
• Experience working with a diverse staff and board to collectively achieve strategic goals and priorities; and,
• Fluency in Spanish a plus.

To apply, please send a cover letter, resume, and references to Alexis Smith at alexis@moca-tucson.org by June 1, 2018. Please do not contact us unless you are invited in for an interview.

Museum of Contemporary Art
265 South Church Avenue
Tucson, AZ, 85701
520.624.5019
info@moca-tucson.org

Hours of Operation: Wednesday – Sunday, 12-5pm

General Admission: $5
Students, Seniors, & Military with valid ID: $3 
Members: FREE
Always Free: Youth under 12
Free Day: Last Sunday of each month
Free 2nd Sunday for Cyclists: Bike to MOCA and receive free admission to the Museum the 2nd Sunday of the month.

Parking: Metered parking (accepts both cash and card) is available in front of the Museum on McCormick St., and east of the Museum on Stone Ave. Paid parking is available in the Convention Center lot across Church Ave. and in the La Placita parking garage on Church Ave near Broadway Blvd. Free two-hour parking is available in the Barrio Viejo where Church Ave. becomes Convent Ave. across Cushing St. Accessible parking spots are

Accessibility Information: Designated accessible parking (with access to a ramp) is available on the south side of McCormick St in front of MOCA. Additional parking is available in the police station lot adjacent to MOCA to the east. MOCA has two accessible restrooms and all exhibition & lecture spaces are ADA compliant. MOCA is committed to providing access to the arts for everyone; any additional accommodations can be made by calling MOCA’s front desk at 520.624.5019.