By the principal consultants of WolfBrown with Joanna Woronkowicz Historically, sustaining an arts organization meant generating enough earned and contributed revenue to fund current operations. With so much continued change Continue Reading →
For the first time since 2007, the B.C. government’s standing committee on finance has not recommended an increase in arts funding. Arts and culture receive just one short line in Continue Reading →
Here is an article from Charity Village Research about how organizations can work to build inte-rorganizational collaboaratives. By Joan Roberts, Septebmer 19, 2011 You hear it all the time. For Continue Reading →
From Gail Perry’s Blog Here is Gail Perry’s list of top qualities to look for in Board members for non-profit organizations (warning – it may not be a politically correct Continue Reading →
Arts Summit 2011 will showcase our excellence en masse, our group wisdom in action, and you our culture makers. For two days we will be gathering collaborative and ingenious minds Continue Reading →
Is your board reluctant to enforce term limits? If so, the board is in danger of becoming stale and set in its ways. And when that happens, your entire organization Continue Reading →
This keynote address is very similar to the one Diane gave at the Arts Alliance in Vancouver about 2 years ago. Well worth a few minutes of your time. Diane Continue Reading →
Diane Ragsdale who was here in Vancouver two years ago as the keynote speaker for the Arts Alliance conference now has her own blog where she comments on her own Continue Reading →
Jason Fried has a radical theory of working; basically implying that the environment of the modern office isn’t a good place to acutally get work done.. At TEDxMidwest, he lays Continue Reading →
Here is a short but funny little video that unfortunately rings true to those of us that work in the non-profit arts sector.