The highlights of the 2014 National Arts Marketing Project Conference held in Atlanta.
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We asked a handful of our expert NAMP speakers what topics they want to bring to the table at this year’s conference as we dig deep into future arts trends!
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Americans for the Arts is thrilled to be co-hosting the 2014 NAMP Conference in conjunction with our local host, The City of Atlanta’s Office of Cultural Affairs (OCA).
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Learn what's just over the horizon in the world of arts marketing at our 2014 National Arts Marketing Project Conference!
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A special thank you to our hosts - the City of Atlanta Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs!
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Matthew discussed the importance of building a community that cares about its customers and teach you how your organization can stay intimate and community-connected while continuing to grow.
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Kevin helped jumpstart the conference by teaching the value in improving the community aspect of your business, which in turn improves yiour community.
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Pam taught 2013 NAMPC attendees why moving your arts patrons from a "free" community member to a "paying" customer takes investment of time, sharing of information, and cultivation of patience.
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Executive Director of The Museum of Art & History in Santa Cruz Nina Simon may not be an arts marketer, but conference attendees had plenty to learn from her expertise.
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Animating Democracy
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Arts Marketing E-books
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Arts Marketing E-books
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