Alan Brown and Sean Fenton will lead a session on Emerging Trends in Audience Feedback Methods at the 2015 Tessitura Learning Community Conference in Orlando, FL (August 16-20, 2015). The session will include an overview of audience feedback methods and a demonstration of the Intrinsic Impact dashboard.
As part of the city-wide cultural planning process, youth from across the city will come together to build the kind of future Boston they would like to see. It is a double opportunity — for youth to voice their visions, and for adults to recognize youth as powerful partners in cultural planning. It is also a call for … Boston Public Library – Commonwealth Salon Room
Alan Brown will facilitate a board retreat for the Victoria Symphony, to take stock of a participatory interviewing exercise in which board members interview stakeholders about the public value of the orchestra.
Alan Brown and John Carnwath will facilitate a meeting of the grantees of the Association of Performing Arts Presenters’ Building Bridges grant program, which funds university presenters to engage artists from Muslim majority countries in extended residencies (June 29 – July 1, 2015).
Alan Brown and Rebecca Ratzkin will speak at the June 22 meeting of an informal consortium of development staff working in a cross-section of Bay Area arts and culture nonprofits.
Sean Fenton will lead a session on audience feedback and impact assessment at the 25th Theatre Communications Group (TCG) National Conference in Cleveland, OH (June 18-20, 2015). Theatre administrators interested in implementing the Intrinsic Impact audience feedback program are strongly encouraged to attend.
Kyle Marinshaw will lead a session at Chorus America’s annual conference, providing an update to members on an ongoing study of the audiences for 22 choruses across the US and Canada.
John Carnwath will be presenting at the Americans for the Arts Convention in Chicago (June 12-14) on a panel that will explore the capacity to create sector-wide change in the arts.
Alan Brown will speak to the marketing directors of the country’s largest performing arts centers at their annual convening at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts in Orange County, CA (June 11-12, 2015).
John Carnwath and Alan Brown will moderate a webinar on the ways in which participants in the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation’s Building Demand for the Arts grants program are evaluating the success of their projects. The webinar is open to the public. To register, click here.
