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2009 Statewide Arts Conference
Arts Be Nimble: Navigating Tough Terrain

Schedule

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8:30 a.m.	Registration and continental breakfast
10 - 10 :30 a.m.	Welcome Ken May, S.C. Arts Commission Acting Executive Director Bud Ferillo, S.C. Arts Commission Board Chairman Bob Coble, City of Columbia Mayor Opening general session The Current Landscape: The State of the Arts
10:45 a.m. - noon	Concurrent workshops Fueling Your Work: Peer to Peer Conversations Download the "Start a Conversation" worksheet (Word document) Ready, Set, Engage: Harnessing the Power of the Arts to Change Your Community Session I: Starting Where You Are Barbara Schaffer Bacon, Americans for the Arts and David Bradley, National Constitution Center Download handouts (PDF) from the "Ready, Set, Engage" series with Barbara and David The Art of Governance: The Changing Landscape of Nonprofit Compliance Mason Hardy, SCANPO Download Mason's presentation (PDF) (How to Use PDFs) Open Space Conversations Communicating through the Internet: Your Mission Still Matters! Cerelle Centeno, Mad Monkey Inc.
10:45 a.m. - noon	Curbside consulting by The Weathers Group (15-minute increments)
10:45 - 11:15 a.m.	Swift session File or Fine: An Overview of the New Online Registration and Filing Process Ned Badgett, S.C. Secretary of State's Office Download Ned's handout (PDF) (How to Use PDFs)
11:30 a.m. - noon	Swift session Literary Arts: Discover the Power of Partnership Ken May, S.C. Arts Commission; Randy Akers, The Humanites CouncilSC; and David Goble, S.C. State Library
12:15 - 1:30 p.m.	Lunch and keynote speaker Creative Connections -- Arts, Culture, Community: Providing Relevance, Meaning and Value in Tough Times Morenga Hunt, Vice President of Education and Director of the Education Institute, Blumenthal Performing Arts Center, Charlotte, N.C. Download Morenga's presentation and notes (Word document)
1:45 - 3 p.m.	Concurrent workshops Navigating Tough Terrain panel discussion Moderator: Andy Witt, Cultural Council of Richland and Lexington Counties Panel: Kathi Bateson, Arts Center of Coastal Carolina; Kristin Cobb, Fine Arts Center of Kershaw County; Perry Mixter, The Arts Partnership of Greater Spartanburg Ready, Set, Engage: - Harnessing the Power of the Arts to Change Your Community Session II: Imagining the Possibilities Barbara Schaffer Bacon, Americans for the Arts and David Bradley, National Constitution Center Download handouts (PDF) from the "Ready, Set, Engage" series with Barbara and David Future Horizons: Understanding Capital and Endowment Campaigns Cynthia Moses NeSmith, C.M. NeSmith Consulting, LLC Download Cynthia's presentation (PDF) (How to Use PDFs) Meet the New Form 990: What Every Arts Organization Should Know DeAnna Moss, Dixon Hughes, PLLC Download DeAnna's presentation (PDF) (How to Use PDFs) Open Space Conversations Preparing Digital Video for Use in Internet Marketing Ben Reynolds, Producer, ETV Radio and Web Designer, ECI Find New Markets Preparing Still Images for Use in Internet Marketing Kathryn Van Aernum, Van Aernum Studios
1:45 - 2:45 p.m.	Curbside consulting by The Weathers Group (15-minute increments)
1:45 - 2:15 p.m.	Swift session Emergency Preparedness: Readiness, Response and Recovery Rusty Sox, S.C. Arts Commission Download Rusty's presentation (PDF) (How to Use PDFs)
2:30 - 3 p.m.	Swift session The State Art Collection in Your Community Harriett Green, S.C. Arts Commission
3 p.m.	Break
3:15 - 4:15 p.m.	Concurrent workshops Arts Accessibility: Practical Ideas for Ensuring Access for All Leslie Pierce, Columbia Museum of Art and LaMondré Pough, TecAccess Download VSAart's Disability Awarenss Guide (PDF) (How to Use PDFs) Ready, Set, Engage: - Harnessing the Power of the Arts to Change Your Community Session III: Effective Collaboration Barbara Schaffer Bacon, Americans for the Arts and David Bradley, National Constitution Center Download handouts (PDF) from the "Ready, Set, Engage" series with Barbara and David Strength in Numbers: How to Impact Our Future Through Strategic Arts Advocacy Betty Plumb, S.C. Arts Alliance; Jan Selman, Arts Leadership League of Georgia (ALLGa); and Karen Wells, ARTS North Carolina Inc. Download Betty's handouts (PDF) (How to Use PDFs) Download Jan's handout (Word document) Cultural Tourism Marketing Opportunities Beverly Shelley, S.C. Parks, Recreation and Tourism and Jason Strand, Michelin North America Maps & Guides Social Media: What We've Learned About Followers, Friends and Fans Curtis Rogers, S.C. State Library Jim Litzinger, Fine Arts Center of Kershaw Co. Download the "Social Media Resources " handout Download "Terms of Use" handout (Word documents) Using Web 2.0 in Your Creative Process Natalie Brown, Delirum Tribal and Columbia Alternacirque
3:15 - 4 p.m.	Curbside consulting by The Weathers Group (15-minute increments)
4:15 p.m.	Coffee break
4:30 - 5:15 p.m.	Closing general session A Leap of Faith: A Long Range Plan For the Arts Ken May, S.C. Arts Commission

Download handouts (PDF) (How to Use PDFs) from the "Ready, Set, Engage" series with Barbara and David:

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September 15, 2009
Columbia Conference Center, Columbia, SC
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