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Stage Hand- Opera

Rochester, NY · On-site

$17.50 - $22.79/hr

As a community, the University of Rochester is defined by a deep commitment to Meliora - Ever ... As Scheduled Department: 300950 ESM Opera Work Shift: UR - Day (United States of America) Range: UR ...

RESPONSABILIDADES Las responsabilidades incluyen pero no se limitan a: * Opera un cargador de direccion deslizante para completar tareas como cavar, excavar y mover y / o transportar materiales como ...

The Director is a key staff member of the HGO Philanthropy Team and works with our donors and audience members to secure the future of Houston Grand Opera through planned, deferred, estate and ...

RESPONSABILIDADES Las responsabilidades incluyen pero no se limitan a: * Opera el camion para mover y / o transportar materiales segun lo requiera el sitio de trabajo * Debe tener conocimiento de los ...

Freelance Costume Tech

Houston, TX · On-site

$20 - $25/hr

HGO has received a Tony Award, three Grammy Awards, and three Emmy Awards - we are the only opera company in the world to win all three honors. Our strategic focus is two-fold: creating profoundly ...

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Opéra National De Paris

Opéra national de Paris is a Public Industrial and Commercial Establishment under the Ministry of Culture. It includes the Palais Garnier, the Opéra Bastille, the Dance School of the Paris Opera located in Nanterre, and the Berthier Workshops. It employs around 1500 permanent employees under private law.

Charged with public service missions, the Opéra national de Paris must make accessible to the greatest number the works of the lyrical and choreographic heritage, promote the creation and representation of contemporary works, both in Paris and abroad, contribute to the training and improvement of artists and participate in the development of lyrical and choreographic art as well as the development of crafts in France.

Opéra national de Paris has obtained the "professional equality between men and women" and "diversity" labels and is committed daily to their implementation. We will therefore consider all applications and fight against all forms of discrimination.

All our job offers are open to candidates with disabilities.

Why Join Us?

Since 2011, the Opera welcomes between 30 and 40 interns each year. A true professional springboard for these students, 34% of them obtain a contract (intermittency, CDD, CDI) at the Opera at the end of their internship.

The Opera is keen to animate its community of interns. Throughout the year, we organize visits and events dedicated to them. Each intern is welcomed and trained by a professional tutor and has a privileged contact at the HR department. It is also possible for them to have an interview at the end of their internship to facilitate their entry into the world of work.

All these conditions create a supportive learning climate for all our interns.

Our Benefits (Subject to Conditions):

  • Reimbursement of transportation up to 75%
  • Possible teleworking according to eligibility criteria of our teleworking agreement
  • Thirteenth month bonus
  • Access to company restaurants for all artists and employees of the Opera
  • Enhanced social protection (health insurance, life insurance, supplementary pension)
  • Many benefits from the Employee Representative Council
  • Culture card from 6 months of seniority
  • Access to the Generales des Ballets et Opéras. The general is the last rehearsal before the first performance of a show
  • Reductions in the Opera's boutiques and other partners
The Position

Your Work Environment:

Under the responsibility of the Director of Development, you will contribute to the coordination and follow-up of the implementation of the strategic orientations defined by the General Direction.

Your Missions:

  • Ensure the preparation and organization of the instances dedicated to the issues of equality, diversity, and inclusion,
  • Ensure the smooth running of these instances, write the minutes and follow up on the actions, proposals, and decisions that result.
  • Carry out a watch on the subjects related to equality, diversity, and inclusion and contribute to the identification of new lines of reflection and action.
  • Be a force of proposal in order to feed the work of the working groups and committees, and participate in the enrichment of the approaches carried out on these themes.
Profile Sought

Education and/or Experience:

  • Master 2 level education or equivalent degree, ideally in political science, public affairs, cultural organizations management.
  • First experience in the live performance or culture sector would be appreciated.

Technical Skills:

  • Knowledge of CSR issues and their regulatory framework,
  • Excellent writing skills (notes, minutes, speeches, summaries),
  • Analytical, monitoring, and synthesis skills,
  • Interest in the cultural sector and live performance.

Relational Skills:

  • Autonomy and sense of organization,
  • Social skills and diplomacy,
  • Ability to coordinate various interlocutors,
  • Discretion and respect for confidentiality,
  • Initiative and force of proposal.