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Olathe, KS
Joined November 2014
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In this week's TRG 30, we welcome guest speaker Oskar Eustis, Artistic Director @PublicTheaterNY for a provocative conversation with @jrobinsontrg about how we come back, what needs to change, and what we'll never give up. Register to join: go.trgarts.com/TRG30 #TRG30
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We are hiring! Find out more about our joining our team as a Data Insights Analyst: go.trgarts.com/datainsightsa…
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How did the last recession impact arts organizations? What do arts and cultural organizations need to do to this time prepare? TRG's @degoodguy shares six strategic considerations: go.trgarts.com/six_things_re…
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Which exercise will you incorporate into your next budgeting cycle? #TRGLeadershipBookClub #HeathBrothers
33%Bookending the future
0%Ooching
67%Using a decision playlist
3 votes • Final results Jim DeGood retweeted
Which exercise would have the biggest change on the way you make decisions? #TRGLeadershipBookClub #HeathBrothers
0%Try simultaneously
0%Make deliberate mistakes
0%10/10/10 test
100%Creating a pre-mortem
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Which step of the Decisive process is the step you skip over most frequently? #TRGLeadershipBookClub #HeathBrothers
20%Widen Your Options
0%Reality-Test Assumptions
20%Distance Before Deciding
60%Prepare to be Wrong
5 votes • Final results Jim DeGood retweeted
The "oh... shoot" moments. @jrobinsontrg "Confront negative feedback. Interpret criticism as a noble function. A way to move away from the contrary, and negative, to enable us to make better decisions." #TRGLeadershipBookClub #HeathBrothers
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What a lovely bunch! Delighted to be joined by arts and cultural leaders from across the globe for our #TRGLeadershipBookClub to discuss "Decisive" #HeathBrothers go.trgarts.com/decisive
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Lindsay, Lory, Elissa, Jillian, Jessica, Caitlin, Kate, Anita, Christina, Misty, Rebecca, Cori, Keri, Gemma, Mary Alice, Mari, Dianne, Jill, and Claudia.
We are ever so grateful for your hard work and dedication every single day. #InternationalWomansDay @TRGArtsUK
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In our updated national data trends, Nariman Tulepkaliev and @degoodguy share their analysis of why “Millennials Are Not the Answer to Your Revenue Problem.” #trginsights buff.ly/2Ehl29M
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Here's one way our #CMUMAM alums keep their inner artist alive in their #artsmanagement work! So great to stop by #TRGArts and nerd out about all things #arts #analytics #data #leadership. Grateful that this #artsconsulting org has hired many of our alums over the years! – at Colorado Springs, CO
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Your social media strategy shouldn’t all be about you. TRG’s @degoodguy latest blog shares steps on how to align your patron loyalty with your social content: go.trgarts.com/SocialLoyalty #trginsights #artsleadership #artsmarketing
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Watch the first episode of "Loyalty as a Linchpin: A Conversation with Fred Reichheld"
Watch the full episode: go.trgarts.com/LoyaltyLinchp…
This series features @jrobinsontrg and Reichheld, the author, and person who "put loyalty economics on the map." #artsmarketing
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It’s a week before the show and we’re not at our sales goal. Let’s place some additional print ads.
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It seems unfitting to ask a dancer to rest in peace. Paul Taylor, may your spirit create afresh, unencumbered by the world's weight. nytimes.com/2018/08/30/obitu…
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#TRGLeadershipBookClub just getting started. Looking forward to digging in to this conversation. @TRGArts
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What if you could compare the demographics of any segment in your database with other arts patrons in your community with two clicks...on your mobile? It starts today with @TRGArts
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When we say “we’d love to do that but can’t afford it” what we really mean is “we’re going to use budget as an excuse for why we’re going to keep doing things the way they’ve always been done”.