The Golden History museum is working on an important new exhibit–a timeline of Golden history, shown not just with words, but with photos and artifacts. They have a dream team of local history experts working on it: Dan Abbott, Jo Barber, Ronda Frazier, Richard Gardner, Dan Mayo, and Dennis Potter. The museum’s curator, Mark Dodge, is leading the team. This will be a good addition to the museum. It will go in the gallery that currently has the Coors advertising exhibit (which will go down at the end of this week). You can see their work in progress by viewing the current outline of the timeline.
The Golden Civic Foundation is seeking an executive director who is an energetic, highly organized leader with a strong and effective management record, personal interaction skills, grant writing experience and proven fundraising abilities. Due to the local orientation of our Foundation, there will be a preference for a person familiar with and living in the Golden community. The executive director should have a minimum of an undergraduate degree plus management experience. This part time position offers flexible hours. Attendance at the Board of Directors meeting (two meetings per month) is required. Required work hours will fluctuate, especially leading up to our annual auction fundraiser in the late fall. This is an opportunity for the right candidate to grow with the organization as we enter an exciting new chapter in our long history.
The Golden Civic Foundation is a non-profit organization focused on the betterment of the City of Golden, Colorado. Through our grants and loans program, we invest money in the historic downtown, to ensure that it remains a beautiful and vital center for the community. We help sponsor many of the big community events as well as donating tens of thousands of dollars every year to Golden’s non-profit organizations, including the schools, museums, and groups that serve the needy.
Send electronic resumes by January 14, 2016 to: goldencivicexdir@gmail.com
