Drew McManus on the Orchestra business | est. 2003

Interlochen

The Wrong Way To Make A Decision Part 1

Mon, Aug 8, 2004
by Drew McManus
Bad decisions.  They have a wide range of consequences from causing a simple one time annoyance to crippling an entire organization.  Unfortunately, there isn’t any single method to follow that will result in guaranteeing the right choice will be made.
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Calling All Interlochen Alumni!

Mon, Apr 4, 2004
by Drew McManus
A few weeks ago I  wrote a piece about ticket price and competition where I made reference to the infamous Interlochen challenge system.  Since then, one of Adaptistration’s readers sent in a note to say that Interlochen has planned to eliminate the challenge system for the 2004 summer camp season. 
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Given the author’s position as an arts consultant and technology provider, he does not publish articles examining or focusing on current clients without first obtaining the client’s written permission.

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