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Aaron and Clara Greenhut Rabinowitz Director of Preservation Services

New York Public Library

Library Services Center · Management

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What this role is

This role oversees preservation operations at the New York Public Library's world-renowned conservation lab and collection management functions, serving as a strategic leader who unifies the preservation program across the institution's research collections. It suits an experienced preservation professional who can build collaborative relationships across departments while developing long-term stewardship strategies and modernizing workflows for physical and digital collections.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Leadership experience managing preservation operations or conservation labs
  • Strategic planning and policy development for collections preservation
  • Experience with both physical and digital collections stewardship
  • Cross-functional collaboration and stakeholder management
  • Knowledge of preservation best practices and standards across multiple formats

Nice to have

  • Experience with large-scale digitization initiatives
  • Familiarity with consortial partnerships in library preservation
  • Background in fundraising or development for cultural institutions
  • Experience with collections emergency preparedness and disaster recovery
  • Knowledge of storage planning and facilities management for research collections

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