CITF is Hiring: Community & Partnerships Manager
CITF is seeking a Community & Partnerships Manager to help grow our festival’s membership community. If you are passionate about arts and event management, enjoy engaging with audiences, and have strong organizational skills, we’d love to hear from you!
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Liaise with theatre venues to manage ticketing, seating allocations, and partnerships.
Oversee the smooth distribution of tickets and ensure an excellent audience experience.
Work closely with internal teams to align ticketing strategies with festival goals.
Oversee the smooth distribution of tickets and ensure an excellent audience experience.
Work closely with internal teams to align ticketing strategies with festival goals.
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Theatre Venue Coordination & Ticketing:
Strong background in community management, arts administration, or event coordination.
Excellent communication and relationship-building skills.
Experience working with ticketing systems and event logistics is a plus.
Ability to multitask and work efficiently in a fast-paced environment.
Fluency in English, Greek, Russian
Excellent communication and relationship-building skills.
Experience working with ticketing systems and event logistics is a plus.
Ability to multitask and work efficiently in a fast-paced environment.
Fluency in English, Greek, Russian
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Interested? Send your CV to info@citf.cy
Location: Nicosia
Workload: Hybrid – mix of office and on-site work during the festival.
Location: Nicosia
Workload: Hybrid – mix of office and on-site work during the festival.
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Develop strategies to expand CITF’s membership community.
Build and nurture relationships with festival attendees, partners, and stakeholders.
Organize networking initiatives, special events, and member benefits.
Build and nurture relationships with festival attendees, partners, and stakeholders.
Organize networking initiatives, special events, and member benefits.
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Community Growth & Engagement:
Every story, dance, play, or visual piece at the festival becomes a fragment—a glimpse into a distinct facet of the human condition. Together, these fragments create a mosaic, encouraging audiences to find resonance, challenge perspectives, and discover new ways of seeing themselves and the world.
"Fragments of Who We Are" serves as a reminder that, though shaped by different environments, beliefs, and experiences, the essence of our humanity unites us. Through its performances and narratives, the festival becomes a mirror where audiences see themselves in others, fostering a culture of acceptance, respect, and celebration of our collective existence.
"Fragments of Who We Are" serves as a reminder that, though shaped by different environments, beliefs, and experiences, the essence of our humanity unites us. Through its performances and narratives, the festival becomes a mirror where audiences see themselves in others, fostering a culture of acceptance, respect, and celebration of our collective existence.
Alexander Weinstein
Founder of CITF
Founder of CITF
