The Executive Director is responsible for developing and maintaining relationships with community leaders and organizations as a way to get them further involved in the property; ensuring the successful long term and sustainable housing of its diverse collection of artifacts and irreplaceable treasures; implementing the Master Plan for the use of the property and all of its assets; developing a focused marketing plan to connect with tourism leaders across the state, corporate and event planners, schools, community/civic organizations, and donors; and leading fundraising and development plans.  Need 7 - 10 years experience in a senior level position, preferably with experience in non-profit management; a Bachelors degree (Masters preferred); knowledge of how to increase the utilization of the property; working knowledge of property management issues; and experience leading effective communication and fundraising/ development strategies.