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The Stratford Festival (the Festival) is North Americas leading classical repertory theatre company, renowned for its bold, innovative productions and dedication to storytelling rooted in Shakespearean and classical tradition. Located in Stratford, Ontario, the Festival brings together some of the finest theatrical talent in Canada and beyond, while also fostering new work and nurturing emerging voices. Its mission is to create exhilarating, thought-provoking theatre that connects audiences to enduring stories, while its vision is to be a leading force in the development and celebration of theatre arts in Canada and internationally. With a focus on excellence, inclusivity, and accessibility, the Festival is committed to making live theatre an essential part of a vibrant cultural life The Senior Director, Marketing (Senior Director) will lead the Festivals audience development strategies, deepening relationships with its patrons, attracting new audiences and supporting each step of the visitor experience. The Senior Director will guide the work of a team of leaders dedicated to meeting revenue expectations and relationship building metrics working closely with advancement and education. Deeply versed in digital and experiential marketing, the Senior Director will play a key role in achieving the Festivals ambitious earned and contributed revenue targets. This role will lead the implementation of the Festivals brand strategy, which is comprised of three layers: the overarching brand, the annual season, and the individual productions and events, including the Forum, the Lab, education offerings, STRATFEST@HOME and the touring and outreach activities. Qualifications: A minimum of 10 years of senior experience in marketing is required from work in the creative industries, tourism, consumer marketing, or other fields, but preferably in a nonprofit and arts-based environment. A proven track record of leadership in marketing, branding, budgeting, forecasting, technology, the use of Customer Relationship Management software, and advancing the mission of a similar complex organization, is a must. A masters degree in marketing, communications, or business administration or equivalent experience is an asset, as is demonstrable passion and enthusiasm for theatre. Outstanding interpersonal, written, and verbal skills in English are required. Residency in proximity to the Festivals main offices in Stratford is required to facilitate working on-site. Those currently eligible to work in Canada, as well as international applicants who would need immigration support, are more than welcome to pursue this unique opportunity. Visit website linked from top of this page for full job description. How to Apply Visit website linked from top of this page for full information. #J-18808-Ljbffr