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Using Social Media to Engage Audiences
I was talking to a job-seeking friend recently and asked if she was comfortable with social media. She replied, “Heidi, there are very few people who are as comfortable with social media as you are.” Yep. Clients sometimes tell me … Continue reading
Posted in How To Be Famous, Professional Development, Technology and the Arts, What Works?
Tagged audience, base, blog, business, content, customers, engagement, facebook, focus, google+, how to, internet, knowledge, media, museum, online, performance, personal, policy, presenting, social media, status, theatre, twitter, web, writing
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Cool Arts Job of The Month: Connectivity Director for Woolly Mammoth Theatre
As long as we are on the topic of pushing boundaries between art and traditional concepts of ‘audience’… This job posting from Woolly Mammoth Theatre in Washington, DC says it all. We’re in a brave, new, world. I love the … Continue reading
Posted in Cool Arts Job of The Month, Professional Development, Technology and the Arts, What Works?, What's On My Mind...
Tagged arts, audience, cool arts job of the month, digital, engagement, internet, jobs, models, new, social media, theater, woolly mammoth theatre
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Arts Management: Thought for the Day…
“Resolve disagreements with facts, not opinions. A long line of research highlights the ways in which emotions and irrationality can distort the decision-making process.” Bradley R. Staats and David M. Upton in “Lean, Knowledge, Work”; Harvard Business Review, October 2011.
Posted in Professional Development
Tagged arguments, arts, bradley r. staats, david m. upton, disagreements, facts, harvard business review, management, opinions, resolution, resolving, thoguht, thought, toyota principles
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Tips for Helping Artists Make Connections and Build Rapport.
I stumbled on this short video from Elizabeth Marshall and thought I would share it with you. Marshall has a background in classical music performance and shares some ideas from The Art of Possibility, a book by Rosamund Stone Zander … Continue reading
Posted in Fundraising, Professional Development, What Works?
Tagged art of possibility, Artist, benjamin zander, boston philharmonic, classical music, connections, elizabeth marshall, fundraising, great ideas, heidi rettig, networking, new england conservatory of music, performance, producer, rosamund stone zander
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How to Save Money: Feed the Pig
When artists tell me that money isn’t important, I can be reasonably sure that it is because they rely on someone else to pay their bills. The truth? No matter who you are, money matters. It really does. For the … Continue reading
Posted in Deep Thoughts., Fundraising, Professional Development, What Works?, What's On My Mind...
Tagged benjamin bankes, budget, cigarettes, coffee, coins, cost, expenses, family, investment, money, nonprofit, organization, piggy bank, savings, stock market, tips, transparency, value
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Take-Home Quiz: What Are Some of The Reasons You’re Broke?
T/F Your gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Friday; closed weekends and holidays. Ticket buyers call the box office but no one answers – not even a voicemail service. T/F It’s 2011 and you don’t have … Continue reading
Posted in Deep Thoughts., How To Be Famous, Professional Development, What Works?, What's On My Mind...
Tagged arts, boards, difficulty, financial, helping, issues, management, nonprofit, organizations, participation, problems, strengthening
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Deep Thoughts:Week of May 16, 2011.
Posted in Deep Thoughts., Professional Development, What's On My Mind...
Tagged change, emotion, employees, growth, happiness, job, organization, organizational, personal, self, work
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2011 TCG National Conference and RADAR L.A./REDCAT
Next month I will be in Los Angeles for the TCG National Conference. I’m excited about the launch of RADAR L.A. at REDCAT – the West Coast spawn of New York’s Under the Radar Festival! The conference will be a … Continue reading
Posted in Professional Development, What's On My Mind...
Tagged #tcg2011, conference, festival, LA, los angeles, National, new york, public theater, RADAR LA, REDCAT, TCG, theater, theatre, under the radar
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Heidi Rettig Moves to New Offices.
Yesterday, after eight years of working from a home office, I signed a lease on a small, commercial space in Winchester, Virginia. I moved back East with every intention of settling in New York City, but the cost of living … Continue reading
Posted in Professional Development, What Works?, What's On My Mind...
Tagged Beach, consultant, DC, development, grant, Knight Foundation, management, Miami, new, new york, new york city, office, Philadelphia, photographer, photography, promotion, public relations, publicity, rents, talent, virginia, Washington, website, winchester, work samples, writing
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