The American Bibliographic Association (BSA) seeks to request qualified applicants for the position of CEO. This is a full -time position that will provide a dynamic leadership for one of the oldest and most important human societies in the country.

Applicants are encouraged to join us in a virtual information session on Tuesday, September 23 at 3 pm East. This will be an opportunity to listen from the research committee directly, including a direct question and answer. Please use the link below to register.

↖ Register for the information session on September 23

summary

Working in cooperation with the elected council of the organization, which is a body of sixteen members that includes officers and three categories of four members of each of them, the Executive Director of the American Bibliographic Association plays a leadership role through the proposal, development and implementation of policies and programs that address the current and future needs of a community of biscarmists and commercial management of society. The CEO provides reports to the president of BSA and is working closely with the CEO of the association’s ongoing ruling. The Executive Director provides the extensive interests of society and its members, which prevents this society with vision and purpose.

The ideal candidate for this role is a global cooperative leader who is able to express a vision of sustainable growth of society. BSA offers wide multidisciplinary membership and is committed to strengthening a varied and comprehensive society. BSA CEO should be able to work with a wide range of individuals, including but not exclusive for students, scholars, library secretaries, maids, book artists, museum professionals, book sellers, universities and donors.

Compensation: $ 75,000-90,000 dollars, depending on qualifications and experiences, as well as retirement and health benefits, a three-week-paid vacation to start, 13 paid holidays, and 18 patients paid.

Responsibilities and work duties

• The association’s activities are coordinated, including work with the Juvenile and Chairs Committee to organize personal events and the Internet-significantly-organizing the annual meeting.
• It is involved in donor supervision, development and fundraising activities, often in partnership with the president and the industrial secretary
• Supervising the financial affairs of the association by working closely with the treasury secretaries, review and investment committees, including the appropriate and timely deposit to return the Tax and Review Authority reports
• The community committees facilitate, ensuring appropriate communications and supporting the deadline
• It is coordinated with the maintenance and promotion of the scientific magazine of society.
• Maintains smooth transitions in community governance during changes in elected and appointed positions
• It enhances active participation with membership, including support for events and membership committees, providing clear and timely communication for membership in time, and updating the association’s website
• He runs relations with related societies and scientific organizations, both national and international
• A part -time administrative assistant is supervised, including ensuring the regular update of BSA policies, procedures and documents.
• Intermittent travel, is not limited to the representation of society in important academic/bibliographic events, including rare book fairs in the main United States

Qualifications

• required
  • Bachelor’s degree
  • At least 5 years of experience in organizational management, including budget, juvenile management, planning and evaluation of projects
  • The ability to communicate effectively was shown by mouth and writing
• He prefers
  • A degree at the level of graduate studies in relevant discipline (for example, literature, art history, library sciences, etc.) or experience in the governance of the beneficiary community or the Higher Education Organization for Human Science
  • Experience in donation collection activities, including supervision of donors

About the organization

The American Bibliography Association was established in 1904, which was established in 1927, and is an international scientific organization that enhances the study of books and other artifacts in traditional and emerging forms. BSA follows this task by hosting public programs, financing scientific research, awarding prizes, issuing publications, and cooperating with relevant organizations. Society is committed to adopting policies and procedures that support and encourage shares and integration in all our programs, and to provide equal access to electronic events and resources for persons with disabilities and other needs to reach.

BSA is the Organization of 501 (C) (3) non -profit and a member of the American Council of Communities Leave (ACLS), ruled by the Council (Council). The member committees overlook many aspects of BSA programs. Spread society American bibliographic association, A scientific journal is released from a quarterly peer. For more information about BSA, please visit our website: https://bibsocamer.org/.

Application instructions

Applications must be submitted in MS Word or PDF format and must include:

• A coverage letter that deals with the candidate’s interest in the role, qualifications and experiences that defend the humanities
• the biography
• A list of three professional references

Please send requests to our application portal here: https://apply.mykaleidoscope.com/program/bsaexecutiveirector 2025/

The American Bibliographic Association (BSA) seeks to request qualified applicants for the position of CEO. This is a full -time position that will provide a dynamic leadership for one of the oldest and most important human societies in the country.

Applicants are encouraged to join us in a virtual information session on Tuesday, September 23 at 3 pm East. This will be an opportunity to listen from the research committee directly, including a direct question and answer. Please use the link below to register.

↖ Register for the information session on September 23

summary

Working in cooperation with the elected council of the organization, which is a body of sixteen members that includes officers and three categories of four members of each of them, the Executive Director of the American Bibliographic Association plays a leadership role through the proposal, development and implementation of policies and programs that address the current and future needs of a community of biscarmists and commercial management of society. The CEO provides reports to the president of BSA and is working closely with the CEO of the association’s ongoing ruling. The Executive Director provides the extensive interests of society and its members, which prevents this society with vision and purpose.

The ideal candidate for this role is a global cooperative leader who is able to express a vision of sustainable growth of society. BSA offers wide multidisciplinary membership and is committed to strengthening a varied and comprehensive society. BSA CEO should be able to work with a wide range of individuals, including but not exclusive for students, scholars, library secretaries, maids, book artists, museum professionals, book sellers, universities and donors.

Compensation: $ 75,000-90,000 dollars, depending on qualifications and experiences, as well as retirement and health benefits, a three-week-paid vacation to start, 13 paid holidays, and 18 patients paid.

Responsibilities and work duties

• The association’s activities are coordinated, including work with the Juvenile and Chairs Committee to organize personal events and the Internet-significantly-organizing the annual meeting.
• It is involved in donor supervision, development and fundraising activities, often in partnership with the president and the industrial secretary
• Supervising the financial affairs of the association by working closely with the treasury secretaries, review and investment committees, including the appropriate and timely deposit to return the Tax and Review Authority reports
• The community committees facilitate, ensuring appropriate communications and supporting the deadline
• It is coordinated with the maintenance and promotion of the scientific magazine of society.
• Maintains smooth transitions in community governance during changes in elected and appointed positions
• It enhances active participation with membership, including support for events and membership committees, providing clear and timely communication for membership in time, and updating the association’s website
• He runs relations with related societies and scientific organizations, both national and international
• A part -time administrative assistant is supervised, including ensuring the regular update of BSA policies, procedures and documents.
• Intermittent travel, is not limited to the representation of society in important academic/bibliographic events, including rare book fairs in the main United States

Qualifications

• required
  • Bachelor’s degree
  • At least 5 years of experience in organizational management, including budget, juvenile management, planning and evaluation of projects
  • The ability to communicate effectively was shown by mouth and writing
• He prefers
  • A degree at the level of graduate studies in relevant discipline (for example, literature, art history, library sciences, etc.) or experience in the governance of the beneficiary community or the Higher Education Organization for Human Science
  • Experience in donation collection activities, including supervision of donors

About the organization

The American Bibliography Association was established in 1904, which was established in 1927, and is an international scientific organization that enhances the study of books and other artifacts in traditional and emerging forms. BSA follows this task by hosting public programs, financing scientific research, awarding prizes, issuing publications, and cooperating with relevant organizations. Society is committed to adopting policies and procedures that support and encourage shares and integration in all our programs, and to provide equal access to electronic events and resources for persons with disabilities and other needs to reach.

BSA is the Organization of 501 (C) (3) non -profit and a member of the American Council of Communities Leave (ACLS), ruled by the Council (Council). The member committees overlook many aspects of BSA programs. Spread society American bibliographic association, A scientific journal is released from a quarterly peer. For more information about BSA, please visit our website: https://bibsocamer.org/.

Application instructions

Applications must be submitted in MS Word or PDF format and must include:

• A coverage letter that deals with the candidate’s interest in the role, qualifications and experiences that defend the humanities
• the biography
• A list of three professional references

Please send requests to our application portal here: https://apply.mykaleidoscope.com/program/bsaexecutiveirector 2025/