Position: Marketing Coordinator

This position is responsible for marketing and public relations at Baltimore Clayworks. The position works closely with the Development and Executive Director to design and implement an annual marketing plan and budget as well as develop strategic goals related advertising and public relations. The position requires demonstrated abilities to work effectively with a wide variety of people, excellent time and detail management skills, graphic design skills, communication skills both written and verbal, an ability to develop relationships with the media and graphic design skills. Baltimore Clayworks is currently looking at integrating additional online strategies into marketing and advertising, the Marketing Coordinator will take the lead on implementing new strategies and media in marketing efforts.

Position Description:

The Community Arts Coordinator is responsible for overseeing the administrative side of Baltimore Clayworks’ community arts programs. This is an administrative position with a direct service component. The position is responsible for overseeing all partner Memorandum of Understanding agreements, teaching artists and working closely with the Children’s Program Coordinator to develop and maintain a consistent pedagogy across Baltimore Clayworks programming for youth. The position requires demonstrated abilities to work effectively with a wide variety of people, excellent time and detail management skills, communication skills, and knowledge of and interest in ceramic and community arts.

Come join us in one week for a discussion with John Schveibinz and learn how to perfect your pitch! Listen to his first-hand insights on what a winning business pitch sounds like, and how you can give a knockout presentation of your business idea. By the end of this workshop, you'll have all the tools you need to attract Angel investors, Venture capitalists, and anyone else to your business ideas. 

Mark your calendar for  March 28th from 12 - 1:00 pm in entreSpace, located in ACAD/ THTR, room 139. We can't wait to see you there!

Event Description

The focus of this workshop is to teach students and faculty how to
translate their viable business ideas into a concise pitch presentation
that investors can understand and rally behind. Attendees will learn
about the structure, research, design and delivery of an effective
business pitch.  In addition to the presentation, attendees will be
provided with a step-by-step plan and worksheet to take away from the
workshop to help them get started.

About John

John J. Schveibinz is the Founder and Owner of Paxridge Technology, LLC, a technical consulting firm. He is also a mentor with SCORE of Greater Baltimore, an Electrical Engineer, an Angel Investor and a UMBC Alumnus. His focus is on encouraging positive change through technology and innovation. He has experience in business startup, management, M&A, technical management, business development, engineering design, government contracts, education, and business finance & investment. He is a member of the Baltimore Angels, and is the SCORE representative to UMBC. He has counseled and advised numerous UMBC students regarding their business ideas. He has a MSEE from Johns Hopkins University, a MA in Teaching from UMBC, a BSEE from the University of Akron and a Certificate of CoOp Education.

• Tuesday March 22nd, 10AM - 6PM
• Wednesday March 23rd, 12PM - 4PM

Library book sales are located in the back of the Reference room. For more information contact Lidia or Kathy at 410 455-2341 or illcm@umbc.edu

POSITION: Education Department Intern
LOCATION: Baltimore, MD (Highlandtown)
CONTACT: Jess Davison, Education Coordinator

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