The most interesting of the opportunities we've seen recently:
Attention book lovers: Random House of Canada is looking for an
editorial assistant to provide both editorial and administrative support for its executive vice-president. Duties will range from reading manuscripts to drafting meeting agendas.
For those with experience in the performing arts, Harbourfront is hiring an
assistant production coordinator and is seeking applicants with stage management, production, and customer service experience.
For those with an interest in cinema, the National Film Board is seeking an
administrative assistant with at least four years of relevant experience; candidates must be functional in both French and English.
In senior arts-related hires, The Corporation of Roy Thomson and Massey Hall is seeking a new
director of programming. Candidates should have strong networks within the industry and a demonstrated record of sound financial management.
Finally in the cultural sector, the Toronto Arts Foundation is looking for an
executive assistant to work with their CEO, providing administrative, project, and planning support.
Moving on to local food, the Withrow Park Farmers’ Market currently has two openings: they are currently seeking a
market manager to oversee all market activities, and a
market assistant to focus on providing activities for kids aged two to 10. Both positions are part-time and run from May through October. Meanwhile, Karma Co-op Food Store is looking for a
general manager for a one-year contract to cover a maternity leave vacancy. Applicants should have at least three years of retail grocery management experience.
Elsewhere in urban environmental opportunities, the Toronto Botanical Garden is hiring a
library manager to oversee their extensive book and periodical collection, and boost the library's role as a community resource. Candidates should have a library science degree and at least two years of professional experience.
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