Project Manager Specialist
The J. Paul Getty Trust
Project Manager Specialist
The J. Paul Getty Trust
Nonprofit institution for art and conservation
Reporting to the Senior Director of Communications within Getty's Communications and Community Engagement department, the Project Manager Specialist, Olympic and Paralympic Initiatives, manages complex, cross-functional projects supporting Getty’s planning and activities related to the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, bringing together work across arts and culture, sports, and global engagement.
Working with the Senior Director, who leads Getty’s Olympic and Paralympic planning efforts, this position manages a portfolio of complex, cross-functional initiatives across Getty and with external organizations and partners. The Project Manager Specialist translates institutional priorities and opportunities into integrated project plans, aligns timelines and resources, manages dependencies and risks, and drives initiatives from planning through execution. The position leads project coordination with external partners and Getty teams, establishing plans, responsibilities, milestones, approvals, and deliverables to ensure collaborative initiatives advance effectively.
The Project Manager Specialist also coordinates Communications and Community Engagement activities supporting these initiatives, ensuring communications efforts are effectively planned and integrated with broader institutional projects and external partnerships.
This is a three-year limited term position.
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Nonprofit institution for art and conservation
The J. Paul Getty Trust is a nonprofit cultural institution dedicated to understanding and preserving the visual arts for public and professional audiences. Its Museum exhibits art at the Getty Center and Getty Villa, while the Research Institute supports scholarship on the history of art. The Conservation Institute advances preservation practice, and the Foundation awards grants that support the understanding and conservation of art around the world. Getty also runs education programs for students and teachers, and its annual budget is drawn from its endowment. The Trust was established in 1953 and is headquartered in Los Angeles, California.
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