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Salon C - Washington Marriott [clear filter]
Friday, May 8
 

11:30am EDT

New Generations of Donor Engagement
With opera audiences growing older, companies must focus their attention on new generations of support. While development departments may have mastered the appeal to traditionalists and baby boomers, Gen Xers and millennials are looking for something else. Learn about what matters to next gen donors and how to engage them in your company’s civic work.

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Moderators
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Erin Sammis

Director of Major Gifts, Opera Philadelphia

Speakers
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Yuming Chiu

Associate Brand Manager, Johnson & Johnson
Yuming Chiu spent his early childhood playing music, but never truly began loving the squeaky sounds of his viola until his early teens. Conflicted between a career in music and business, Chiu studied both Music Performance (viola) and Economics at UCLA. After an injury destroyed... Read More →
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Mary Galeti

Executive Director and Vice-Chair, Tecovas Foundation
Mary Galeti serves as the Executive Director and Vice-Chair of the Tecovas Foundation. The Tecovas Foundation funds social innovation and entrepreneurship by focusing on building community, leveraging new service models and sustainable economic development both domestically and internationally... Read More →
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Kim Parker

Director of Social Trends Research, Pew Research Center
Kim Parker is director of social trends research at the Pew Research Center. She oversees research on emerging social and demographic trends, manages major survey projects, and writes and edits reports. Parker was previously the associate director of social and demographic trends... Read More →
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Jill Robinson

President and CEO, TRG Arts
Jill Robinson is President and CEO of TRG Arts, a national data-driven consulting firm dedicated to creating sustainable arts and cultural organizations. Under Jill’s leadership, TRG has translated its ongoing study of arts consumer transactions into knowledge that achieves improved... Read More →



Friday May 8, 2015 11:30am - 1:00pm EDT
Salon C - Washington Marriott 1221 22nd St. NW, Washington, D.C. 20037

3:00pm EDT

Artistic Policies Linked to Civic Impact
While decisions lie in the hands of management, the board defines the company’s overarching artistic policy and priorities. As companies seek to vary programming to reach new audiences, traditional policies must change. Learn how companies are navigating through the maze of personal preferences to develop new policies that reflect the rich traditions of the art form and new goals for increasing civic impact.

Speakers
avatar for Keith Cerny

Keith Cerny

Kern Wildenthal General Director & CEO, The Dallas Opera
Keith Cerny’s career spans music, technology and business. He began studying piano at the age of 10, and made his debut two years later performing Beethoven’s first piano concerto with the Berkeley Youth Orchestra. He subsequently studied Music and Physics at the University of... Read More →
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Michael Egel

General & Artistic Director, Des Moines Metro Opera
Michael Egel of Indianola, Iowa, was appointed General and Artistic Director of Des Moines Metro Opera in 2013 and Artistic Director in September of 2010. He previously served the company as the Artistic Administrator/Director of Education from 1999-2010. Egel joined the Summer Festival... Read More →
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Michael Heaston

Director, Domingo-Cafritz Young Artist Program & t, Washington National Opera
Michael Heaston is a respected collaborative pianist, vocal coach, and artistic administrator. He is both the Director of the prestigious Domingo-Cafritz Young Artist Program and American Opera Initative, as well as Advisor to the Artistic Director, at Washington National Opera at... Read More →
avatar for Adrienne McFarland

Adrienne McFarland

President, Board of Directors, Des Moines Metro Opera
Adrienne McFarland is president of the board of directors of Des Moines Metro Opera and a trustee of the Des Moines Metro Opera Foundation. She has also served as DMMO board secretary and chapter leader of DMMO's volunteer guild.  Adrienne is a practicing attorney, currently employed... Read More →

Sponsors
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Schuler Shook

Sponsor: General Director sessions, Schuler Shook Theatre Planners | Lighting Designers
Schuler Shook is an internationally recognized theatre planning and consulting firm with extensive experience in opera facility planning.  Our clients include Lyric Opera of Chicago, Sydney Opera House, Santa Fe Opera, Sarasota Opera, Cincinnati Opera, Seattle Opera, Portland Opera... Read More →


Friday May 8, 2015 3:00pm - 4:30pm EDT
Salon C - Washington Marriott 1221 22nd St. NW, Washington, D.C. 20037
 
Saturday, May 9
 

11:30am EDT

Grassroots Fundraising
Crowdfunding initiatives have transformed political elections, shifting campaign strategies and our own ideas about civic engagement. RICH MINTZ, executive vice president of Blue State Digital, the digital strategy agency behind President Obama’s election campaigns, will share how these grassroots fundraising techniques translate to the arts. Whether you are producing small-scale projects or managing turnaround efforts at a major companies, learn how to inspire action among a broader base of opera lovers

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Speakers
avatar for Rich Mintz

Rich Mintz

Executive Vice President, Blue State Digital
I'm interested in how we can use the arts to catalyze community engagement, and to help mobilize people to get involved in civic life at the neighborhood, city, and national level.


Saturday May 9, 2015 11:30am - 1:00pm EDT
Salon C - Washington Marriott 1221 22nd St. NW, Washington, D.C. 20037
 


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