Description
Bandmaster Limited Duty Officers serve as officer technical managers in the field of music and all phases of program management. They exercise technical and managerial supervision over, and develop plans and policies for, the Navy Music Program, including personnel, supply and fiscal programs, and training requirements for Navy Musician (MU) personnel. They employ a broad technical knowledge of instrumental and vocal performance, band administration and operation, musical techniques, theories and literature, and inventory maintenance including procurement, distribution, repair, shipping and receiving of technical, ADP, office, and other equipment, as required. They may serve as, but are not limited to, leaders of Navy bands, Program Manager, CO/XO shore activities, and officers-in-charge of Navy bands providing information and administrative assistance in music matters.
Core Skills
- program and project management
- personnel management and leadership
- training program development and delivery
- budgeting and fiscal management
- policy development and implementation
- public performance planning and logistics
- stakeholder communication and coordination
- strategic planning for enterprise programs
- data-driven program evaluation
- writing policies, SOPs, and guidance
- cross-functional team leadership
- presentation and briefing skills
- talent management and career development
- resource and supply management
Common Certifications
- Certified Professional in Music Management
- Certified Meeting Professional (CMP)
- Accredited in Public Relations (APR)
- Project Management Professional (PMP)
Civilian Career Paths
- MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT
- PROJECT MANAGEMENT
- ADMINISTRATION
- TRAINING AND EDUCATION
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