GMAC is looking for a new CEO to lead the strategic direction of the company and build on the successful development of the last three years. We need someone who will be an inspiring and supportive leader to the organisation’s growing team of 12 staff. You should have excellent relationship management skills to lead the team and the projects into the next phase of expansion and help secure the necessary additional funding. You will support the team to develop the current programmes, increasing and widening our reach and enhancing opportunities to contribute to a genuine increase in the equality, diversity and inclusivity of the screen and creative sectors in Scotland. You will advocate for the organisation and social change, within a number of different contexts and networks. If you are a creative thinker with a collaborative approach to team building, we'd love to hear from you.

We also encourage and would welcome alternative working models such as job share, flexible working, condensed hours, or hybrid-working to accommodate a range of personal circumstances, and to ensure equality of opportunity for all. We are currently trialling a 4 day (30 hour) working week.

In recognising the wider scope of the role, we welcome applications from all areas of the creative sector. Experience within the third, arts and cultural sectors would bring great value to the team.

The post may be subject to PVG/ Enhanced Disclosure Scotland check

The successful applicant will be required to provide documentation under the Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Act 2006

GMAC Film is an equal opportunities employer, committed to building a diverse workforce and welcomes applications from all individuals. We would be particularly keen to encourage applicants from Black Minority and Ethnic backgrounds, LGBTQIA+, disabled people and other backgrounds currently under-represented within the organisation and screen industry. Continuous professional development is supported by an annual allowance for paid training for each team member

About GMAC Film:

GMAC Film believes removing barriers to participation can contribute to the gradual and genuine increase in the equality, diversity, and inclusivity of the screen sector in Scotland.

Established as a charity in 1982, GMAC Film is an open access media centre that delivers a creative and artistic programme for all people, regardless of age, background, or income to acquire the skills, knowledge, resources, and confidence to realise their ambitions in film and elsewhere in the creative sector.

The past three years has seen increasing support from Screen/Creative Scotland, the Robertson Trust, Foundation Scotland, Inspiring Scotland, and Glasgow City Council. Our programmes have grown to span across youth work, film education, training, film commissioning schemes, open access screening events, outreach work and office hire.

Located at Trongate 103, a Centre for the Arts and Creativity in the heart of Glasgow’s Merchant City, we join a wealth of internationally respected and eclectic arts organisations, collectively contributing to the cultural landscape of Glasgow.