We had the pleasure of interviewing Kevin Moore, managing director of Theatre Communications Group and asked him one simple question: How do your clients use data in decision-making? According to Mr. Moore, “without hard facts as to what’s going on in the world it’s very difficult for an arts organization …
Our partner, the Nonprofit Finance Fund, has just released the 2013 State of the Nonprofit Sector Arts Survey Results, based on a nationwide survey of over 900 nonprofit Arts, Culture, and Humanities leaders during January-February 2013. A summary of the data can be found on NFF’s Social Currency Blog, as …
“So what can you tell me?” is the primary question we ask of data. We use data to find out what works, what should we avoid and where the opportunities lie. On February 12, 2013, National Center for Arts Research hosted a panel discussion in conjunction with our launch event …
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Talia Gibas and Amanda Keil have written a wonderful overview of our national data partner, the Cultural Data Project, that was posted on Createquity. CDP is becoming its own non-profit, separate from Pew Charitable Trusts, complete with a national board and new CEO, Beth Tuttle, at its helm. Highlighting CDP’s …
Creating the nation’s largest arts database requires the collaboration of multiple national organizations. We could not attempt to begin this undertaking without the full cooperation of our data, strategy, indices and dashboard creation partners. Each brings something unique and valuable to the table and we are honored to be working …