The Deputy Community Museum Officer provides strategic leadership, operational support, and organizational coordination for History Colorado’s Division of Community Museums, which encompasses seven museums and historic sites across the state. Reporting to the Chief Community Museum Officer, the Deputy works collaboratively with Community Museum directors and staff to advance strategic priorities, strengthen museum operations, steward resources, and cultivate relationships that support the long-term success of History Colorado’s community museums.

As part of this broader leadership role, the Deputy serves as the Director of the Center for Colorado Women’s History (CCWH), a Community Museum of History Colorado located in Denver. In this capacity, the Director provides leadership for the Center’s programs, operations, facilities, partnerships, and strategic initiatives. CCWH advances scholarship, research, exhibitions, tours, and adult and youth public programs that expand understanding and collective memory of the history of women in Colorado, connecting local stories to the broader history of women nationally and globally.

The Deputy Community Museum Officer/Director works across History Colorado to align community museum priorities with organizational strategy, identify opportunities for collaboration and resource development, and support the effective delivery of mission-driven programs and services. The position establishes and cultivates relationships with diverse communities, partners, funders, and stakeholders across Colorado to advance the work of the Community Museums division and the Center for Colorado Women’s History.

Salary Range: $84,000-$92,000/year