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A Network To Build Chicago Arts Audiences

September 14, 2010

Increasing Demand for the Arts: Talk with Marketing Masters

Presented by National Arts Marketing Project

Have you ever wondered how successful marketers discover and deploy their ideas for increasing demand for the arts? The National Arts Marketing Project Conference has designed a brand new preconference that will gather 10 Marketing Masters to share breakthrough ideas in audience engagement and reveal the challenges they still face, even as marketing masters!

This preconference is geared toward anyone who thinks outside the box, has seen the National Arts Index or NEA reports and is energized to reverse the pattern of declining demand, and wants to move the entire field forward with new methods and perspectives. Moderated by Jerry Yoshitomi, you will learn how the Masters are breaking down roadblocks and devising audience-building solutions for their organizations and yours. 

Attend this webinar to hear a sneak preview from two of the Masters as well as case studies from around the globe!

Learn more about the Think Tank with Marketing Masters preconference at the NAMP Conference.

Location

Online

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Free for members of Americans for the Arts and registrants of the 2010 National Arts Marketing Project Conference

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