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What are your favorite conferences? // ArtsMail

What are your favorite conferences? // ArtsMail
By Ceci Dadisman • Issue #18 • View online
Today’s ArtsMail is a little different.
Instead of me sharing articles, I’d like to invite you to share your favorite (arts and non-arts specific) conferences that are useful for arts administrators. My goal is to compile a rather comprehensive list that can then be shared with everyone in the industry.
You can add to the Google Doc by clicking here or on the link below. (Yes, folks, we are on the honor system here. Please don’t abuse this document.)
-Ceci
P.S.: There are still job listings and tactical articles below.
P.P.S.: If you really want to read some articles today, check out the ArtsMail Flipboard magazine.

Conferences for Arts Administrators
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Jobs in Arts Administration
Positioned for growth, the East Texas Youth Orchestra seeks a part-time, contract Director of Development with a vision to increase revenue through contributed income and establish individual and major giving programs beyond our current capacity. Working closely with the Executive Director and Board of Directors, the Director of Development will manage a portfolio of institutional
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The Harrisburg Symphony Association seeks an experienced professional administrator to serve as the Executive Director (ED) of the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra beginning June 1, 2020. The new ED will succeed the current ED who is retiring after 17 years of exemplary service with the orchestra. Now embarking on
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The Patron Services Associate is a part-time position, supporting the functions of the Virginia Symphony Orchestra Box Office by providing customer service support in subscriptions and single ticket sales in the office as well as at the multiple concert venues in which the orchestra performs. The ideal candidate will be self-motivated, well organized, personable and
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Tactical Information for Arts Administrators
Do free admission museums have lower income, younger, or more racially diverse visitors? Here’s the data. As we often say at IMPACTS and on this site, …
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Few would argue against the notion that boards of directors are supposed to represent the interests of “owners.” Yet, despite the intuitive importance of specifying ownership, over 70 percent of nonprofit board members interviewed regarding their perspective on ownership and …
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Where In The World Is Ceci?
I’m currently booking keynotes, conference sessions, and workshops for 2020 (and some in late 2019). If you are looking for someone to speak at your event, I’d love to chat with you!
Here are some of my upcoming speaking gigs. If you’ll be at any of these conferences, let me know and we can meet up!
August 2019
  • AFP Central Ohio
September 2019
  • AFP Northeast Ohio
October 2019
  • Delaware Division of the Arts
  • Ohio Travel Association
November 2019
  • National Arts Marketing Project
January 2020
  • Northern Ohio Charitable Gift Planners
Who Am I?
I’m an arts marketer, public speaker, nonprofit communicator, native Pittsburgher, WVU Mountaineer, recovering classical singer, Trekkie, and mom (of small humans and miniature schnauzers). I do digital marketing for nonprofits and arts + culture at FORM.
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