Hubbard Hall begins search for a new Executive Director

Hubbard Hall is seeking a full-time Executive Director with proven management and fundraising experience as well as the creative vision and skill set needed to leverage the power of the arts to enrich our community.

Competitive candidates will possess an artistic and creative spirit and believe deeply in the power of the arts to enhance communities, be able to envision the tremendous and varied potential for Hubbard Hall to enrich the lives of people in our region and be able to communicate that vision to our stakeholders. They will be capable of managing the many-faceted daily aspects of operating a nonprofit organization, while also planning for the long term through strategic development, program development, board and community development activities. They will have a strong demonstrated ability to successfully fundraise and expand the organization’s resources. Salary: $55,000 – $65,000/year commensurate with experience plus benefits and potential performance-based incentives. Benefits include health care, 3-4 weeks of paid time off and flexible scheduling including working remotely and on campus. Learn more!

If you have any specific questions or concerns, please contact Margaret Surowka, Chair of the Board at margaret@hubbardhall.org or Judy Pate Treasurer at judy@hubbardhall.org.

 

Administrative and Artistic Associate 

Phone: 518.677.2495 – Ext.314
Email: katherine@hubbardhall.org

Katherine Danforth – Katherine was introduced to Hubbard Hall during a high school field trip, where she and her fellow students were allowed a glimpse into the 2013 production of Macbeth. That summer, Katherine joined Hubbard Hall’s summer Shakespeare troupe, led by Jeannine Haas, as they toured Twelfth Night. Other theatrical credits at the Hall include Othello, Peter and the Starcatcher, The Farming Plays Project (2017), the 2019 revival of A Box of Monkeys, the 2019 Fellowship Playwriting Festival, All’s Well That Ends Well, and Our Stories (2021). Katherine has directed the Youth Theatre, Teen Theatre, and CCS Drama Club productions of James and the Giant Peach Jr, Spoon River Anthology, And Then There Were None, Cinderella, The Wizard of Oz, Bugsy Malone, Little Women, and Into the Woods. She treasures the hours spent sharing the magic of Hubbard Hall with students and community members, just as the artists inspired her so many years before.