- Immigrant Artist Mentoring Program
- NYFA/NYSCA Artist Fellowship
- The Profitable Artist Book
Position Description
The Ballet Hispánico School (BHS) Business Manager reports to the School Director and is responsible and accountable for overseeing BHS’s business operations and administration, including: financial reporting; student enrollment processes; scheduling; school payroll; student scholarships and financial aid; preparation for student performances. They also serve as school liaison to the operations department as well as the marketing and communications department. In addition, the Business Manager works in tandem with the School Director to ensure that BHS meets and exceeds goals for enrollment and earned revenue from tuition, fees, box office, and other sales.
Responsibilities
Enrollment
Additional School Staff Responsibilities
Ideal Candidates
Required Skills
Schedule:
40 hour average work week - exempt position
Note: School activities classes take place Monday through Saturday early morning through evening, with performances and events that include some evenings and Sundays. As such, some weekends and evenings will be mandatory.
Compensation & Benefits:
About Ballet Hispánico
As the largest Hispanic cultural organization in the U.S. and designated an American Cultural Treasure by the Ford Foundation, Ballet Hispánico (BH) is a celebrated American dance institution delivering bold, inclusive, and authentic art experiences to tens of thousands in New York City, across the country, and around the world every year.
Led by Artistic Director & CEO Eduardo Vilaro, Ballet Hispánico’s three main programs—the performing Company, the School, and Community Arts Partnerships— elevate the art of dance, challenge conventions, and bring communities together to celebrate the multifaceted Latine diasporas. BH's New York City headquarters houses the School, administrative offices, and several studios, providing the nation’s physical home and cultural heart for Latine dance.
BH has a current annual operating budget of approximately $9.5M. Sources include performance income, tuition, studio rental income, and charitable support from the government, foundations, corporations, board members, and individual donors. As it looks to the future, Ballet Hispánico is committed to continue nurturing artists, teachers, students, arts leaders, families, and communities through artistic excellence and the power of dance.
Required Materials:
To Apply:
Send all listed required materials via e-mail to Divanna Cedeno, dcedeno@ballethispanico.org with the subject heading of “Ballet Hispánico School Business Manager - Applicant’s Name.”
E-mail submissions only. No phone calls. Upon receipt of your application, you will be notified regarding any next steps.
To Apply:
Send all listed required materials via e-mail to Divanna Cedeno, dcedeno@ballethispanico.org with the subject heading of “Ballet Hispánico School Business Manager - Applicant’s Name.”
E-mail submissions only. No phone calls. Upon receipt of your application, you will be notified regarding any next steps.