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February
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Denver,
Tuesday-Saturday, June 10–14
NATIONAL PERFORMING ARTS CONVENTION
2008
PLAN
TO COME EARLY!
PLAN
TO STAY THROUGH
SATURDAY!
Sessions
that make you think. Sessions that help you learn.
Sessions to inspire. Sessions to share your
experiences.
This
is a Conference you can’t afford to
miss!
Register
by April 11 and save!
www.performingartsconvention.org |
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DAY-BY-DAY,
YOU’LL BE GLAD YOU
CAME!
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Begin
on Tuesday at a thought-provoking program from National
Arts Strategies that just might change the way you
manage your business. Then boost your skills at
a pre-conference seminar from one of our National
Service Organizations on topics that will provide
even more of the tools you need to succeed back
home.
You’ll
get all this at Conference at NPAC,
Plus
[ATTENTION
NSOs, add your "plus" copy here - mine was Plus all your
traditional constituency
meetings"] |
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TUESDAY,
JUNE 10: National Arts
Strategies presents
Special Topics in the
Business of Arts and
Culture™ |
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9:00am
to 5:00pm
Choose
from three executive education sessions addressing
critical leadership issues. Led by renowned
faculty from the top universities in the country, these
sessions will bring together participants from all
performing arts disciplines. Seats are limited for
each of these highly interactive sessions, and
pre-registration is
required.
National
Arts Strategies is the
premier leadership development program for the arts and
culture sector.
- OPENING
THE RIGHT DOORS: A STRATEGIC APPROACH TO SELECTING
EFFECTIVE
PARTNERS
- THE
ART (AND SCIENCE) OF
NEGOTIATION
- CAUSE
MARKETING: NEW STRATEGIES FOR CORPORATE
PARTNERSHIPS
Click
here for more information or to
register. |
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WEDNESDAY
MORNING: Pre-Convention Seminars from
NSOs |
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Photo:
Matthew H. Starling
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Additional
seminars will be offered by some of the participating
service organizations. Some of these sessions are
for members only, but registration for those below is
open to all attendees. Check the registration pages for
more information.
The
following are seminars that are open to all attendees
(with additional registration & fees
required):
Wednesday,
June 11: 8:00am to
12:30pm
Orchestra
Leadership Academy
Seminars from the
League of American Orchestras can help you to
invest in your future.
- SEMINAR
FOR WOMEN CONDUCTORS: LEADERSHIP
REDESIGNED
- BRANDING:
BEYOND THE HYPE
- HEALTH AND
WELLNESS FOR
MUSICIANS
Wednesday,
June 11: 9:00am to
Noon
Chorus
America and OPERA
America: the
science behind the voice and current trends, issues, and
discoveries about vocal health for singers of all
ages.
- To Your
(Vocal) Health! A Morning
with the Experts at the National Center for Voice
and Speech.
Additional
information is available in on the registration
site. |
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WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON, JUNE 11
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Anna
Deveare Smith, playwright, actor, professor. ©2008
RoyceCarlton,
Inc. |
2:00pm
to 3:30pm
THE
POWER OF COMMUNITY BUILDING
Join
award-winning playwright and performance artist
Anna Deveare
Smith (The West
Wing, Fires in the Mirror) to
celebrate the performing community and share exciting
visions of what the future of the performing arts could
be.
Click
here for more
information. |
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THURSDAY,
JUNE 12 |
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Author
and management educator Jim Collins will present a
general session at NPAC 2008. Photo:
Joel Grimes
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Noon
to 1:00pm
FROM
GOOD TO GREAT AND THE SOCIAL
SECTOR
Best-selling
author Jim
Collins (Built to
Last, Good to
Great), is a student and teacher
of enduring great companies. He has recently
turned his brilliant mind to the public sector.
Come hear him discuss his groundbreaking theories and
strategies for achieving superior performance in the
social
sector. |
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FRIDAY,
JUNE 13 |
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José
Antonio Abreu and members of El
Sistema. Photo: Nohely
Oliveros, FESNOJIV
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1:30pm
to 3:00pm
RADICAL
IDEAS FROM BEYOND THE
BORDER
Jose
Antonio Abreu, founder of
Venezuela’s
El
Sistema and Madhusree
Dutta, founder and executive
director, Majlis,
talk with Marin
Alsop, music director of the
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, about their innovative
programs. Each one is changing the way performing
arts are perceived in their countries while building
powerful relationships with their
communities.
Click
here for more
information. |
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SATURDAY,
JUNE 14 |
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10:00am
to12:30pm
A
21ST CENTURY TOWN
MEETING
Don’t
miss Saturday's Town Meeting! Ideas that surface at
caucuses the previous three days will be consolidated,
discussed and voted upon by you and thousands of your
peers, each with an individual touch
pad.
At
this concluding session, you
will help set the agenda for how the arts will be
perceived now and in the coming years. Let your
voice be heard and your vote
count!
Click
here for more
information. |
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Register
by April 11 and save!
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(NPAC
rates increase by $50 after that
date)
REGISTER
TODAY!
Go
to NPAC 2008's
website
for all Conference details, and to register
today.
From the
cutting-edge to tried-and-true techniques that really
work, don’t miss the extraordinary range of programs,
seminars, and sessions in Denver this
year.
www.performingartsconvention.org |
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