Month: December 2018

#SETC2019 Bootcamp: Using Your Own Data To Achieve Success

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Analytics

I’m very happy to announce that I’ll be presenting an analytics seminar alongside co-presenter Ceci Dadisman at the 2019 Southeastern Theatre Conference (#SETC2019) convention in Knoxville, TN. When:, Feb. 27, 2019 | 1:30–5:30 p.m. Where: 70th Annual SETC Convention | Knoxville, TN This is a special pre-registration session that is free to convention attendees. Unlike a number of similar conference sessions, we’ll get to spend more time with attendees, allowing us …

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Because Who Doesn’t Love Infographic Holiday Cards?

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Adaptistration People 059

When it comes to finding business oriented holiday cards, there’s no shortage of bland and balanal but coming up with something unique is a real challenge. A few years ago, I came across an idea that hit the sweet spot of personal and meaningful: an infographic holiday card. I published an article with a detailed overview and how to go about coming up with a good info based contact point to …

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#TrekMusicPodcast Holiday Stretch Challenge

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Adaptistration People 009

I would like to believe everyone is taking the full week before Christmas off and you’re home now in a pair of fuzzy slippers indulging in eggnog or sipping a nice glass of wine. But who am I kidding, you’re probably up to your eyeballs in Messiah, Nutcracker, and the obligatory Home for the Holidays pops. Fortunately, I have a fun rabbit hole you can escape into for a bit: the …

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Here It Is, Your Holiday Moment Of Zen

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Holiday Moment Of Zen

You know it, you love, it, and it just isn’t the holiday season without it: The Messiah Organist Meltdown. If this holiday classic is new to you, give it moment and hang in there until the end; I’m sure you’ll agree that it’s 0:43 of unfiltered Messiah goodness.  

Elizabeth Rowe’s Sex-Based Equal Pay Bias Complaint Goes To Mediation

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Adaptistration People 157

According to a report by Geoff Edgers in the 12/11/2018 edition of the Washington Post, the Boston Symphony Orchestra (BSO) and their principal flute, Elizabeth Rowe, are headed to mediation in an attempt to settle her lawsuit alleging sex-based pay discrimination. We’ve been covering the lawsuit since it was announced so if you’re just jumping into these issues, do yourself a favor and learn more about the backstory along with a …

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