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Salon A-C - Washington Marriott [clear filter]
Thursday, May 7
 

11:10am EDT

Increasing Civic Impact: Structural and Branding Opportunities
Learning and engagement activities are often siloed within an opera company despite the revenue and civic impact they generate. Some opera companies have established distinct departments with their own brand identity to distinguish this work. As increasing community value builds in importance, how are company structures, resource allocations and communication strategies changing? Join a conversation with the company representatives who are implementing leading civic impact activities in the field.

Presentations:

Moderators
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Joe Cremona

Director of Finance and Administration, Palm Beach Opera

Speakers
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Sandra Bernhard

Director of HGOco, Houston Grand Opera
avatar for Michael Bolton

Michael Bolton

Vice President, Community Initiatives, Opera Philadelphia
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Annie Burridge

Managing Director, Opera Philadelphia
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Noah E. Spiegel

Executive Director, Nashville Opera
I'm an opera producer @NashvilleOpera, lecturer in arts and Stage management, performing arts professional, idea manager, collaborator and conceptual thinker, advocate, perpetual learner, glass half full grown up kid at heart.

Sponsors
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Arts Insurance Program

Director, Arts Insurance Program
The Arts Insurance Program is the largest insurer of opera companies nationally. Our Opera Insurance Program provides the most comprehensive coverage, at very aggressive pricing. Workers compensation, general liability, volunteer accident, entertainment equipment and other specialty... Read More →
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TRG Arts

Director of Strategic Communications, TRG Arts
TRG Arts is a data-driven consulting firm that gets revenue results for opera companies and other arts organizations. For the last 20 years, TRG clients have become more sustainable through proven pricing and audience loyalty development strategies.


Thursday May 7, 2015 11:10am - 12:40pm EDT
Salon A-C - Washington Marriott 1221 22nd St. NW, Washington, D.C. 20037

2:30pm EDT

The Road to Results
Utilizing valuable case studies and extensive research, The Wallace Foundation has aggregated a series of nine effective practices for building arts audiences. Using real-world examples from the Wallace Excellence Awards initiative, Lucas B. Held, the organization’s director of communications for The Wallace Foundation, will guide attendees through the practices that successful efforts had in common and identify the challenges they addressed along the way. Following the presentation, join your colleagues in discussion groups to explore ways your organization can benefit from these frameworks. 

Speakers
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Lucas Held

Director of Communications, The Wallace Foundation
Lucas Bernays Held has been director of communications at The Wallace Foundation since 2002. He leads a team responsible for developing communication strategies that help advance the foundation's efforts to catalyze broad impact through efforts to encourage  the diffusion of effective... Read More →


Thursday May 7, 2015 2:30pm - 4:00pm EDT
Salon A-C - Washington Marriott 1221 22nd St. NW, Washington, D.C. 20037
 


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