Washington Project for the Arts Seeks Event Production Assistant

Washington Project for the Arts Seeks Event Production Assistant

Washington Project for the Arts(WPA) seeks to hire an energetic, highly organized person for a temporary, part-time position in support of its annual benefit and art auction. The position is 15 – 25 hours/week through June 30th.

The Event Production Assistant will track ticketing and handle guest inquiries, conduct volunteer recruiting and training, help coordinate event design, guide day-of vendor load-in and load-out, and process artwork sales. Must be able to work the evening of the benefit event, Friday, June 3, from 2 pm – 12 am.

Qualifications
Some customer service experience is preferred. Must be trustworthy, and fluent with Microsoft Excel.

Compensation
$25/hour

How to Apply
If interested, email your résumé and availability to Peter Nesbett, WPA's Keeper of Imaginative Futures, pnesbett@wpadc.org.

About Washington Project for the Arts
Founded in 1975, WPA is a platform for collaborative, artist-organized research and cultural production. www.wpadc.org

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