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Everyman Theatre’s core values are People, Community, and Excellence. The organization is deeply committed to cultivating an atmosphere in which every individual is valued and to fostering a diverse and inclusive environment at every level. We believe that joy should be in our work and are passionate about taking care of one another, having fun, and getting the job done with excellence (in that order!).
Open full-time positions are listed below.
Please follow the instructions in each posting for submission guidelines.
Finance & Human Resources
Director of Finance + Human Resources
Everyman Theatre seeks a proactive, collaborative, and critical-thinking leader to join a team of talented staff, artists, and Board Members in the role of Director of Finance + Human Resources.
Everyman Theatre operates on a $6million annual budget and has recently completed a modernization of its chart of accounts and transition to cloud-based accounting, AP, credit card, and payroll software to adequately support the growing organization. The Director of Finance + Human Resources, in collaboration with the Managing Director, will work across departments to continue identifying and implementing efficiencies and controls in financial and human resource systems while maintaining focus on the organization’s strategic priorities and core values of people, community, and excellence.
The Director of Finance + Human Resources reports directly to the Managing Director and works closely with all departments to oversee and manage all finance and human resource functions for the organization. As a member of senior management, the Director of Finance + Human Resources will share in the responsibility and leadership of Everyman and will be a regular voice in strategic planning and setting organizational strategy with financial oversight.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Oversee and manage all Finance and Human Resource functions for the organization, including the Finance + Human Resource Manager and any necessary consultants.
- Create, analyze, and present financial reports in an accurate and timely manner, including monthly accounting activities, cash position, and balance sheet activity. Provide regularly clear financial updates for Management, Board Finance Committee, and Board of Directors.
- Ensure organizational compliance with all regulatory tax filings and audit requirements; coordinate and lead annual audit and tax filing activities, including liaising with external auditors and the Board Finance Committee.
- Project and manage short and long-term cash requirements and investments and ensure that financial data and cash flow are steady and support operational requirements; provide strategic recommendations on investments to the Managing Director based on financial analysis and projections.
- Regularly work with Development team to prepare and review grant budgets and closing reports for the administration of grants and special funding.
- Work closely with Managing Director to develop and monitor the organization’s annual budget, providing strategic analysis to assist in the budgeting process across departments. Create and manage annual operating budgets for administrative costs.
- In consultation with Managing Director, continue to expand upon and implement financial management, tracking, and reporting systems to create organization efficiencies and ensure that billing and collection schedule is adhered to. Monitor and refine internal controls in accordance with GAAP and work to improve the finance and human resource department’s overall policies and procedures.
- Oversee all AP processing, payroll, and benefits processing; manage relationships with third-parties for timely and accurate payments, contributions, and reporting.
- Oversee the management, maintenance, and renewals of all organization and employee insurance, including relationships with brokers, government agencies, and consulting organizations.
- Manage banking and investment relationships and reporting.
- Manage city, state, and federal obligations and licensing (i.e. charitable organization registration, liquor license, etc.).
- In collaboration with Finance + Human Resource Manager, further develop human resource functions including employee handbook, performance evaluation, training, recruitment, and benefits in alignment with Everyman C.A.R.E.S. (Committee on Anti-Racism, Equity, and Solidarity).
- Serve as a key collaborator in strategic planning to build revenue streams, implement expense efficiencies, and build collaborative community relationships in an effort to ground the sustainability of the organization in an equitable manner supporting Everyman’s core values of people, community, and excellence.
DESIRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE:
- At least 3 years (5 preferred) of financial leadership experience, preferably in a nonprofit organization.
- Robust understanding of financial accounting in a nonprofit organization, with demonstrated success in creating financial models and managing reporting.
- Relentless curiosity with the ability to productively question existing systems and engage in solution-oriented, streamlined systems-thinking across departments.
- Collaborative approach to leadership and the ability to work effectively across varied departments to communicate requests, meet goals, and advance organizational performance.
- Ability to communicate transparently, respectfully, and effectively across mediums and with audiences of varied cultures and socio-economic backgrounds.
- Experience in human resource and administrative requirements and functions.
- Positive thought leader with the ability to manage oneself and others through competing priorities. Ability to manage stress created by personnel issues, multiple tasks, deadlines, interruptions and multiple priorities; and to work cooperatively while maintaining a pleasant, professional demeanor.
- Experience with cloud-based accounting and CRM software including Sage Intacct, Bill, Expensify, Paychex, and Patron Manager a plus.
- Preferred CPA and/or Master’s Degree, or equivalent experience.
- Ability to maintain and project an infectious positive attitude with a sense of humor and professionalism.
- Passion for the performing arts and its role in community building.
ABOUT THE POSITION:
- The Director of Finance + Human Resources is a full-time exempt position with a starting salary of $75,000, commensurate with experience and qualifications.
- Everyman Theatre provides 100% medical coverage for medical, dental, vision, and life insurance including both full premium coverage and full deductible coverage.
- 401k plan with pre-tax contribution eligibility and employer match after six months of service.
- Paid time off includes vacation, holiday, sick, and personal days.
- Everyman Theatre employees work onsite with flexibility for periodic remote work.
- Everyman Theatre employees receive complimentary and discounted tickets to performances and discounts to classes for employees and families.
- The Managing Director retains the discretion to adjust the duties of the position at any time.
Please submit cover letter and resume to HR@everymantheatre.org and include “Director of Finance” in the subject.
Finance + Human Resources Manager
Everyman Theatre seeks a collaborative, detail-oriented, and positive-thinking leader to join a team of talented staff, artists, and Board Members in the role of Finance + Human Resource Manager.
Everyman Theatre operates on a $6million annual budget and has recently completed a modernization of its chart of accounts and transition to cloud-based accounting, AP, credit card, and payroll software to adequately support the growing organization. The Finance + Human Resource Manager, in collaboration with the Director of Finance + Human Resources and Managing Director will work across departments to continue identifying and implementing efficiencies and controls in financial and human resource systems while maintaining focus on the organization’s strategic priorities and core values of people, community, and excellence.
The Finance + Human Resource Manager reports to the Director of Finance + Human Resources and works closely with all departments to oversee and manage all regular accounting operations and human resource functions for the organization including AP and AR entry and bookkeeping, credit card processing, payroll and benefits administration, staff policy development, and personnel matters.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Provides support to the Director of Finance + Human Resources in daily financial management, accounting, budget, and human resource matters.
- Manage the payroll system and ensure compliance with state and federal laws and the Everyman Theatre employee handbook. Administer weekly payroll and benefits contributions in payroll software (Paychex) and collaborate with all departments on system modifications.
- Manage accounts payable process and ensure all invoices are processed in a timely manner, including entering and submitting organizational invoices to Bill (accounts payable software), setting up new vendors, obtaining W9 forms, obtaining department approval, and communicating with vendors regarding open payables. Manage year-end 1099 reporting.
- Manage organization credit card reconciliation monthly through Expensify (credit card processing software).
- Assist Director of Finance + Human Resources with additional accounts payable/receivable support as needed.
- Assist with creating financial reports, including working with the Development team to prepare and review grant budgets and closing reports for the administration of grants and special funding.
- Assist with annual audit and tax filing activities, including providing support in preparation of schedules and supplying auditors with necessary documents and information.
- Work with Director of Finance + Human Resources and across the organization to ensure accurate monthly accounting and process regular adjusting journal entries as needed.
- Manage the administration of health and retirement benefits for employees, including working with third party broker and insurance agencies to address contribution and coverage issues for employees.
- In collaboration with Director of Finance + Human Resources, further develop human resource functions including employee handbook, performance evaluation, training, recruitment, and benefits in alignment with Everyman CARES (Committee on Anti-Racism, Equity, and Solidarity).
- Maintain accurate and confidential employee personnel files.
- Assist managers with recruitment, hiring, and applicant management.
- Ensure Everyman Theatre compliance with all applicable state and federal laws and regulations related to employment, postings, insurance, taxes, and other requirements.
- Stays abreast of tasks or initiatives that may be helpful in further supporting the talent and culture of the organization through the lens of Everyman’s core values: people, community, and excellence.
DESIRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE:
- At least 3 years (5 preferred) of work experience in finance and accounting, preferably in a nonprofit organization.
- Experience managing Human Resources is preferred.
- Ability to navigate, produce, and contextualize managerial accounting reports with excellent attention to detail.
- Ability to communicate transparently, respectfully, and effectively across mediums and with audiences of varied cultures and socio-economic backgrounds. Ability to provide clear and precise instruction to staff, contractors, visiting artists, volunteers, students, apprentices and
interns, families, and patrons. - Sharp discernment and skill in analyzing data, problem-solving, and decision-making with the ability to productively question existing systems and engage in solution-oriented systems-thinking across departments.
- The ability to prioritize effectively and manage stress created by personnel issues, multiple tasks, interruptions, and various priorities to meet deadlines in a frequently-flexible and fast-paced environment
- Excellent skills of organization and follow-through.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, including Excel skills; experience with cloud-based accounting and CRM software including Sage Intacct, Bill, Expensify, Paychex, and Patron Manager a plus.
- Ability to maintain and project an infectious positive attitude with a sense of humor and professionalism.
- Passion for the performing arts and its role in community building.
ABOUT THE POSITION:
- The Finance + Human Resource Manager is a full-time exempt position with a starting salary of $55,000, commensurate with experience and qualifications.
- Everyman Theatre provides 100% medical coverage for medical, dental, vision, and life insurance including both full premium coverage and full deductible coverage.
- 401k plan with pre-tax contribution eligibility and employer match after six months of service.
- Paid time off includes vacation, holiday, sick, and personal days.
- Everyman Theatre employees work onsite with flexibility for periodic remote work.
- Everyman Theatre employees receive complimentary and discounted tickets to performances and discounts to classes for employees and families.
- The Managing Director and/or Director of Finance + Human Resources retain the discretion to adjust the duties of the position at any time.
Please submit cover letter and resume to HR@everymantheatre.org and include “Finance and Human Resource Manager” in the subject.
Everyman Theatre is proud to be an equal opportunity employer (EEO) and is committed to providing employees with a work environment free of discrimination and harassment of any kind. All employment decisions at Everyman are based on business needs, job requirements, and individual qualifications. Every application will receive equal consideration without regard to race, color, religion, gender identity, familial or parental status, sex, national origin, disability, age, veteran status, or genetics.
Everyman seeks a broad spectrum of employees and is strongly committed to a diverse, inclusive, and equitable work environment. We encourage applicants from populations underrepresented in the theatre field, and applicants without theatre backgrounds, to apply.
For additional opportunities, please visit our careers + opportunities page.
ABOUT EVERYMAN:
Everyman is a professional theatre celebrating the actor, with an award-winning Resident Company of artists from the Baltimore/Washington, DC area. The theatre is dedicated to engaging through a shared experience between actor and audience seeking connection and emotional truth in performance. Everyman is committed to serving Baltimore through its robust Education and Community Engagement Programs including the High School Matinee Program and Lifelong learning initiatives, having served ages ranging from 3 to 93. Everyman CARES (Committee on Anti-Racism, Equity, and Solidarity) is an active committee of Staff and Board dedicated to reviewing all facets of the organization and implementing meaningful change.
With an annual budget of about $6million, Everyman’s robust theatrical offerings and innovative education and community programming engages audiences and students of all ages with the mission to be a theatrical home for all.