Governance
A Rare Retrospective Treat
Mon, Mar 3, 2018
by Drew McManus
Labor disputes and institutional crises tend to garner plenty of attention in traditional media outlets as they unfold, but follow-up articles are fewer in number. Most tend to be puff pieces crafted more by an organization’s PR department than a genuine post mortem, but the 3/16/2018 edition of Texas Public Radio (TPR) published an exception
Helping People In Need Through The Power Of Art, Culture, Communication, And Music
Mon, Mar 3, 2018
by Drew McManus
Have you ever taken the time to think about how the tenets of Improv intersect with a nonprofit arts organization’s mission? I can only speak for myself and to that end, I can certainly say “no.” But it turns out, the two are closely related. Recently, violinist Holly Mulcahy published an article at Neo Classical
Oregon Bach Fest Is Back In The News
Mon, Jan 1, 2018
by Drew McManus
In what might feel like déjà vu at this point, the Oregon Bach Festival (OBF) is once again thrust into PR crisis mode shortly after their last brush fire seemed to be fading into memory. The latest incident was made public via the 1/26/2018 edition of the Eugene Weekly in an article by Bob Keefer.
San Antonio Symphony Begins To Triage Their Future
Tue, Jan 1, 2018
by Drew McManus
Now that the San Antonio Symphony (SAS) has made it past the darkest hour and are firmly headed toward the dawn, the stakeholders are now free to triage the next wave of challenges. The 1/20/2018 edition of the San Antonio Express-News published an article by Deborah Martin that takes a very detailed look at what
How Recent Changes To The US Tax Code Introduce Risk To Orchestra Labor Relations