Alliance Day 2011: Keys to the Future

Alliance Day 2011: Keys to the Future is the place for you to connect with your peers, learn about Cultural Alliance programs and services, and to hear the results of the second Cultural Engagement Index (CEI), a comprehensive assessment of regional cultural activity.

We will discuss how the results of the CEI can help cultural organizations gain a fuller picture of the cultural engagement patterns in our region, examine the intersections between arts creation and arts attendance, and strengthen audience development efforts.

Alliance Day 2011: Keys to the Future

9:30am     Registration Opens
9:30am     Cultural Alliance Expo & Open House - information about
                 Cultural Alliance programs and services. Continental
                 breakfast included.  (optional)
10:45am   State of the Sector - Cultural Alliance President, Tom
                 Kaiden
11:00am   Feature Presentation - The Cultural Engagement Index
                 (CEI):  A New Lens on Cultural Engagement by Alan Brown,
                 WolfBrown
                 Panel Discussion and Q&A – guest panelists to
                 be announced shortly
 12:30pm  Networking Lunch - discuss the CEI and catch-up
                 with your peers over lunch.

 
We encourage team based attendance at this event; there will be something for everyone. You may attend as little or as much as you would like. If you are planning on attending for just the presentation, we request that you arrive by 10:30am.

Admission is $10 for the first person from an organization and $5 for each additional person (up to 4 people).  Continental breakfast & lunch are included in this price. Seating is limited for this event and available on a first come, first served basis.

Support for Alliance Day 2011: Keys to the Future is provided by

The Cultural Engagement Index and professional development workshops are supported by The Wallace Foundation and the Philadelphia Foundation and are part of Engage 2020. Engage 2020 is sponsored by a lead grant from The Pew Charitable Trusts, with additional support from The Wallace Foundation and The Philadelphia Foundation.