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News You Can Use
Join the Philadelphia Business Journal and Kershner Office Furniture for an interactive and entertaining seminar where you will learn how to turn business news into new business.
Meet Publisher Lyn Kremer and Editor Bernard Dagenais and discover how to increase sales and further your career by using the paper effectively and efficiently.
In 45 minutes, you'll learn:
- How to unearth key information from the Business Journal in less than 30 minutes a week.
- Business information that helps you achieve your sales goals.
- How to recognize sales leads within news stories and features.
- Specific actions resulting in warm leads.
- How to bolster your networking efforts.
- Hear testimonials from top members of the business community who have used the paper as a tool for success.
- How to profit from every issue!
Please bring a business card to network with other guests and to be entered into our raffle drawing
Breakfast Club: Cultural Mentors
Join us for our next Breakfast Club as we explore how cultural mentors influence cultural participation. In two of our readings, Simple Truth Number Two by Andrew Taylor and an excerpt from Cultural Engagement in California’s Inland Regions by Alan Brown and Jennifer Novak with Amy Kitchner, two types of cultural mentors are identified. Cultural role models who bring children to cultural events, and initiators who bring their spouse, significant other, or friends.
Both types of mentors have a similar motivation: they want to create memories and share their love of the art form with the people they are bringing. However, when it comes to marketing, they are two different segments; there isn’t one magic marketing approach that will bring you both types of cultural mentors.
• How can you identify current programs you have that will speak to these two audiences?
• How can you create new programs to reach initiators and/or cultural role models?
• How can you identify and tap into the initiators and/or cultural role models in your audience.
We learned from our Engage 2020 focus groups that the ultimate cultural mentor is “Mom”. She plans both the family and ‘grown-up’ activities, and devotes much time to enriching her children’s lives. Marketing to Mom by Nora Lee explores eleven ways to make sure you are keeping “Mom” front and center in your organization’s practices. Join us for our next breakfast club to discuss cultural mentors and how you can incorporate them into your marketing mix.
All Breakfast Club attendees are asked to read the readings in advance of the session and to come prepared to discuss them. A link to download the readings will be included in your event registration confirmation. Continental breakfast included.
Breakfast Clubs are supported by The Wallace Foundation and The Philadelphia Foundation and are a program of the Cultural Alliance’s research and marketing initiative 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.
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