Chief Development Officer
Boston Baroque
For more than 50 years, Boston Baroque has been a leading force in historically informed performance, bringing Baroque and Classical masterworks to life through period instruments, exceptional artistry, and a spirit of innovation. Founded in 1973 by Martin Pearlman, the organization has earned international acclaim for performances that are both historically grounded and emotionally resonant. Through acclaimed recordings, major international appearances, and an expanding digital presence, Boston Baroque continues to introduce audiences around the world to the enduring relevance of this repertoire.
With a distinguished reputation, a deeply engaged community of supporters, and a renewed vision for the future, Boston Baroque is uniquely positioned to expand its impact, strengthen its philanthropic foundation, and reach new audiences while remaining true to its artistic mission.
The Opportunity
Boston Baroque seeks an accomplished and entrepreneurial Chief Development Officer to lead fundraising efforts during a period of exciting transition and growth.
Reporting to the Executive Director and serving as a key member of the senior leadership team, the CDO will guide all aspects of the organization’s contributed revenue strategy with responsibility for generating approximately $2 million in annual philanthropic support.
This role offers the opportunity to build upon a strong artistic reputation while creating the systems, strategies, and relationships necessary to elevate fundraising performance across annual giving, major gifts, institutional support, events, and campaign initiatives. Working closely with the Board of Directors, Music Director, Executive Director, and other stakeholders, the CDO will cultivate meaningful relationships with donors and prospects, expand and diversify the organization’s philanthropic base, and foster a culture of philanthropy across Boston Baroque.
The successful candidate will help shape the future of one of the world’s leading period-instrument ensembles at a moment of extraordinary opportunity.
The salary range for this position is $125,000–$150,000.
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