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Director of Sports & Arts - Mardak

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee

Milwaukee, WI • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 26 days ago


Job description

Reports To:

Chief Member Experience Officer

FLSA Status:

Exempt Salary Grade 26

Position Summary

The Director of Sports & Arts provides strategic leadership, vision, and operational oversight for all agency-wide sports, recreation, arts, culture, and enrichment programming for Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee (BGCGM).

This position is responsible for restoring and strengthening foundational member experiences that attract youth to the Clubs, increase participation, deepen engagement, and improve long-term member retention. The Director leads the implementation and growth of the Sports & Arts initiative and ensures alignment with BGCGM’s strategic priorities related to safety, belonging, skill development, creativity, positive relationships, and youth engagement.

The Director develops and manages a centralized structure for sports and arts programming across the organization, cultivating high-quality experiences through staff coaching, community partnerships, contracted specialists, and cross-site collaboration. This role serves as the primary organizational liaison for Sports & Arts stakeholders and funding partners.

Essential Responsibilities

Strategic Leadership & Program Development

  • Lead the vision, implementation, and continuous improvement of BGCGM’s Sports & Arts initiative across all Club sites.
  • Develop a comprehensive agency-wide strategy for sports, recreation, arts, culture, and enrichment programming that aligns with BGCGM’s Member Experience framework and strategic plan.
  • Create scalable systems, standards, curricula, toolkits, and implementation models that ensure consistent, high-quality experiences across Clubs.
  • Design innovative and engaging programming opportunities that increase member participation, belonging, retention, and family engagement.
  • Ensure programming reflects youth interests, emerging trends, and culturally relevant experiences for Milwaukee youth.

Sports, Arts & Enrichment Oversight

  • Oversee agency-wide sports leagues, recreational programming, arts initiatives, cultural programming, performances, showcases, camps, tournaments, and enrichment opportunities.
  • Support traditional and non-traditional sports opportunities, including but not limited to basketball, soccer, flag football, esports, outdoor recreation, swimming, kayaking, and specialty activities.
  • Support visual arts, performing arts, music, dance, digital arts, cultural experiences, and creative expression opportunities across the organization.
  • Develop systems to celebrate andshowcaseyouth talents and accomplishments through performances, exhibitions, competitions, and community events.

Community Partnerships & Contractor Management

  • Develop andmaintainstrategic partnerships with Milwaukee-area organizations, artists, coaches, instructors, cultural institutions, schools, and community partners.
  • Recruit,manage, andevaluate contractors, artists-in-residence, coaches, instructors, and specialty facilitators to support high-quality programming across BGCGM sites.
  • Ensure all contractors and partners meet BGCGM compliance, safety, onboarding, and risk-management requirements.
  • Expand partnerships that create access to unique experiences, certifications, field trips, competitions, and career exposure opportunities for youth.

Staff Leadership & Capacity Building

  • Train, coach, and support Club staff in the implementation of sports and arts programming.
  • Create systems and resources that increase staff confidence, consistency, and program quality across all sites.
  • Foster a collaborative agency-wide culture among staff leading sports, recreation, arts, and enrichment activities.
  • Facilitate regular meetings, professional development opportunities, and cross-site collaboration.

Member Experience & Outcomes

  • Ensure all programming environments are safe, inclusive, welcoming, fun, and developmentallyappropriate.
  • Support BGCGM’s goals related to member participation, attendance, engagement, retention, and overall member experience.
  • Develop metrics and evaluation systems tomonitorparticipationtrends, program quality, youth outcomes, and impact.
  • Utilize data and feedback to continuously improve programming andidentifyemerging needs.

Budgeting, Administration & Reporting

  • Develop and manage annual Sports & Arts budgets in partnership with organizational leadership.
  • Ensure responsible stewardship of donor-designated funding and compliance with all grant and funding requirements.
  • Prepare annual program plans, budget updates, reports, presentations, and outcome summaries for organizational leadership, Board members, and funding partners.
  • Monitor expenses, contracts, supplies, equipment, and resource allocation across program areas.

Organizational Leadership

  • Maintain strong visibility throughout the organization and community as a leader in youth development, enrichment programming, and member engagement.
  • Support organizational fundraising, donor engagement, site visits, andspecial eventsas requested.
  • Collaborate closely with Club leadership, operations teams, teen programming, camp staff, and Member Experience leadership to ensure alignment across all youth programming efforts.

Qualifications

Education

  • Bachelor’s degreepreferredin Recreation, Education, Arts Administration, Youth Development, Physical Education, Nonprofit Leadership, or related fieldrequired.
  • Associates degreerequired.

Experience

  • Minimum of 5 years of leadership experience in youth development, recreation, sports management, arts programming, or nonprofit program leadership.
  • Demonstrated success leading multi-site programming initiatives and managing partnerships.
  • Experience supervising staff, contractors, coaches, artists, or program facilitators.
  • Proven experience developing systems, improving program quality, and managing complex projects.
  • Experience managing budgets and donor-funded initiatives preferred.

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

  • Strong understanding of youth development principles and out-of-school-timeprogramming.
  • Ability to build relationships with diverse community stakeholders and partners throughout Milwaukee.
  • Strong leadership, organizational, communication, and project management skills.
  • Ability to think strategically while also supporting implementation details.
  • Strong data analysis, budgeting, and reporting skills.
  • Ability to inspire, coach, and influence teams across multiple locations.
  • Proficiencywith Microsoft Office and data management systems.
  • Valid Wisconsin driver’s license and ability to travel between Club locations.
  • Ability to achieve approval asBGCGMvan driver to transport youth. Insurance and MVR background check approvalisrequired.

Core Competencies

  • Youth-Centered Leadership
  • Strategic Thinking
  • Relationship Building
  • Innovation & Creativity
  • Collaboration
  • Accountability
  • Operational Excellence
  • Cultural Responsiveness
  • Communication & Influence

Impact of the Role

This position plays a critical role in restoring foundational Club experiences that attract youth, strengthen belonging, and deepen long-term engagement in Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee programs. Through high-quality sports, arts, recreation, and enrichment opportunities, the Director helps ensure BGCGM remains a nationally recognized leader in youth development and member experience.


The schedule for this role is Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.