A Fascinating, Yet Misguided, Perspective On The Hartford Dispute
Tue, Oct 10, 2015
by Drew McManus
Although there hasn’t been very much along the lines of news to report via the ongoing Hartford Symphony Orchestra (HSO) labor dispute, there is one item worth exploring that might shed some insight into why the situation won’t likely improve regardless the outcome. Although we don’t usually examine op-ed posts, there is one from the
Less Than One Month To Prepare for #NAMPC 2015
Mon, Oct 10, 2015
by Drew McManus
There’s less than one month to get ready for the 2015 NAMP Conference in Salt Lake City, Utah and if you haven’t registered and made your travel and lodging arrangements, you are going to want to get that monkey off your back sooner than later. As mentioned back in May, I’ll be leading a session on Sunday, November 8,
Don’t Wait, Start Thinking About The End Of The Season Now
Fri, Oct 10, 2015
by Drew McManus
Sure, even though the 2015/16 season is barely out of the gate you should begin thinking about the end of the season, in particular, putting together a Year-in-Review microsite to help document what your organization will achieve along with serving as an enormously valuable development resource tool. In order to help you get on the
At Least It Isn’t A Work Stoppage
Thu, Oct 10, 2015
by Drew McManus
There’s an intriguing development in the Philadelphia Orchestra negotiations in the form of a six-month consultancy that introduces former John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts CEO Michael Kaiser into the mix…kinda. The Philadelphia Inquirer published an article by Peter Dobrin on 10/6/2015 that reports Kasier will be employed for a period of six
At Fourth And Long, Philadelphia Punts