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5 January 2009

Artenergy Publishing
Via Gramsci, 57
20032
Cormano
Milano
Italy
 
E-mail: jobs@glassonline.com

Freelance writing opportunities on our glass publications

Artenergy Publishing, the world leader in publications for the glass industry, is seeking freelance writers for its magazines in English, which cover the latest technical advances and business innovations in all areas of the world glass industry. Knowledge of the glass sector is not required although applicants must have mother-tongue proficiency in the English language, be able to write clearly and correctly for an international readership, and be computer literate. Accuracy and the ability to deliver to deadlines are also essential. Please submit a CV and an example of your writing to the above email address. Artenergy Publishing is based in Cormano (Milan), Italy. Information on our publications can be found at the following web address:
http://www.glassonline.com/infoserv/PublicationsNew/index.html

23 June 2008

Julie McAlinn
Corning Museum of Glass
Corning
USA
Tel: 607.974.8241
 
E-mail: mcalinnja@cmog.org
 
Website: www.cmog.org

Glassblowers at Sea
This fall, The Corning Museum of Glass launches its Hot Glass Show (live, narrated glassblowing demonstrations) on Celebrity Cruises. The Museum is looking for hardworking, talented, narrator/demonstrators who can blow glass, interact professionally with the public and narrate the process for the audience in an articulate, engaging manner. For more details contact Julie McAlinn at 607.974.8241 or mcalinnja@cmog.org, or visit www.cmog.org.

Facility Coordinator
The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass has an immediate opening for a Facility Coordinator. The successful candidate will possess knowledge of hand and power tools, be comfortable working in a fast-paced environment, able to handle multiple priorities and have excellent customer service skills. Knowledge of or willingness to learn glassworking techniques, the ability to work a flexible schedule including evenings and weekends, and the ability to work with a variety of types of people is necessary for success in this job. For more details contact Julie McAlinn at 607.974.8241 or mcalinnja@cmog.org.