WEBINARS

WEBINAR: THURSDAY, MAY 13, 11:00 A.M., PST

Find New Donors On A Shoestring Budget

PRESENTER:
Kristina Klaas

Join fundraising strategist, Kristina Klaas, for a webinar focused on finding new, potential donors for your arts organization. Kristina will briefly review best practices in identifying donor prospects and provide five steps that you can immediately implement at your organization.

Participants will come away from the session with a plan for maximizing their existing network and identifying their next 25 (or 50) potential donors. If you are a nonprofit arts leader or fundraiser with limited bandwidth and budget that is looking to amp up your donor base, then this session is for you.

WEBINAR: THURSDAY, MAY 20, 11:00 A.M., PST

The Top 7 Strategies To Make It Easy For Audiences To Return

PRESENTER:
Phil Miller

Venues are opening up. Are you ready for the “new normal?” Find out what successful organizations are doing to ease anxiety and make the transition back to live performances a safe, enjoyable and comfortable experience for all.

WEBINAR: THURSDAY, MAY 27, 11:00 A.M., PST

Extreme Engagement: How To Keep It Real When There Are No Performances

PRESENTER:
John Karastamatis

Since the pandemic hit, Mirvish Productions in Toronto has mounted no virtual or in-person shows. Yet, they’ve stayed deeply connected with their vast audience thanks to their own secret sauce for creating and sharing exceptionally compelling content.

John Karastamatis, Director of Marketing and Communications for Mirvish Productions, will reveal the tempting ingredients of their winning recipe, a formula that can easily be adapted by any organization during these trying times — and beyond.

(Webinars and Roundtables are at 11:00 a.m. PST. You will receive recordings of all webinars and roundtables.)

Our Sponsors

Marketing innovation is the key to reinventing the customer experience and growing your audience and we believe that great technology and digital tools play a huge role in this. We can’t wait to catch up with you all soon to talk about where audience development is heading next.

If you don’t know Spektrix, our mission is to provide arts organizations with the best possible chance of success in ticketing, marketing and fundraising, which we do through our cloud-based technology and support services. Our team of 60+ work with over 260 organizations in the US, Canada, and the UK.
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The Wallace Foundation seeks to improve education and enrichment for disadvantaged children and foster the vitality of arts for everyone. The foundation has an unusual approach: funding efforts to test innovative ideas for solving important public problems, conducting research to find out what works and what doesn’t and to fill key knowledge gaps – and then communicating the results to help others. Wallace, which works nationally, has five major initiatives under way:

School leadership: Strengthening education leadership to improve student achievement.
Afterschool: Helping selected cities make good afterschool programs available to many more children.
Building audiences for the arts: Enabling arts organizations to bring the arts to a broader and more diverse group of people.
Arts education: Expanding arts learning opportunities for children and teens.
Summer and expanded learning: Better understanding the impact of high-quality summer learning programs on disadvantaged children, and enriching and expanding the school day in ways that benefit students.

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Testimonials

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"Great actionable ideas as always."

"I liked the intimacy of the conference and the ability to interact closely with attendees and speakers."

Media

New From our sponsor, The Wallace Foundation:

What can the arts sector learn from arts organizations of color about community engagement and financial health?

Fifth panel in Wallace’s arts conversation series examines what leaders of arts organizations with deep roots in communities of color see as the keys to their success, as well as what they have learned while navigating crises, including COVID-19.

How Can Arts Organizations Respond to What Communities Need Most?

Fourth panel in Wallace’s Arts Conversation Series examines ways in which cultural organizations can adapt to be more responsive to diverse audiences’ needs.

How Can Nonprofit Arts Organizations Plan for the Future with So Many Unknowns?

Part of Wallace’s arts conversation series, this panel examines how organizations can approach scenario planning in light of COVID-19, the reckoning with racial justice and other pressing factors.

What Can Organizations Learn from High-Performing and Turnaround Arts Organizations?

Second panel in Wallace's arts conversation series examines how organizations can maintain relevance and resiliance through COVID-19, economic pressures and the national reckoning with racial justice.

What Audiences Want from the Arts as the Pandemic Rages On

Panelists in the first installment of Wallace's arts conversation series examine how COVID-19 and urgent conversations about racial justice are transforming the arts.

Ballet Austin: Expanding Audiences for Unfamiliar Works