Your secret weapon for driving change
Struggling to rally support for change at your arts & culture organization?
If your team, your board members, donors, and core patrons don't see the writing on the wall, driving change is an impossible task.
Like change expert John Kotter said, "Without an organization-wide sense of urgency, it's like trying to build a pyramid on a foundation of empty shoeboxes." 😳
Build a shared sense of urgency with data.
Start with my FREE 1-page preview that graphs four decades of attendance trends across the arts sector.
Yup, I reviewed forty years of NEA surveys and distilled the data into at-a-glance charts just for you.
This concise overview will give you a taste of the valuable insights available in the comprehensive 40-page slide deck.
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Unlock more actionable insights with my 40-page slide deck, drawn from 40 years of data from the NEA’s Survey for Public Participation in the Arts.
Yup, I spent a week reviewing forty years of NEA surveys and distilled the data into a comprehensive deck of at-a-glance charts just for you.
You’ll find that this overview of attendance and demographics trends will help inform strategic decision-making and build alignment around the need for change.
Curious about trends in technology, sports, movies, and music education? It’s got those too. Check out the full table of contents here.
Bring this deck to your next board meeting to showcase industry-wide declines, demographic data, and discipline-specific changes alongside societal factors—and start building the urgency needed to drive meaningful change.
