Date: Friday, December 10, 2021
Time: 12:30-1:30pm ET
Bilingual Session: French simultaneous interpretation is available at this event.
Cost: Free!
The purpose of this free training webinar is to help arts administrators understand how to effectively test and learn from new digital marketing and fundraising activities. The session will cover the steps that arts organizations need to have in place to test and learn in a structured way, including how to identify areas of opportunity, how to design effective experiments, and how to capture and apply learnings. The session will also cover how arts administrators can more broadly drive a ‘digital transformation’ mission within their own organizations that are often averse to risk and change. The format for the session will be interactive and participants will be given actionable tips to put into use for their arts organizations.
Presenter: Tim Dolan, Principal Consultant & Trainer at Kickframe
Tim Dolan is the founder of Kickframe, a digital consulting and training company. Tim has over20 years of international experience helping organizations to navigate strategic opportunities relating to digital media, data, and technology. Over his career, Tim has provided digital consulting and training services to organizations including Four Seasons, BMW, Nike, Walmart, Vodafone, Virgin, WWF, and the Toronto Symphony Orchestra.
Tim Dolan, MBA is an IAF Certified Professional Facilitator (CPF), Certified Training Practitioner (CTP), Certified Agile Marketer (ICP-MKG) and former instructor for the CMA Digital Marketing Certificate Course. He is also the instructor of the ArtsBoost Digital Marketing & Fundraising for the Arts course.
ArtsBoost is a platform dedicated to modern skills development for the arts, by The Arts Firm. This session is part of the ArtsBoost Digital Marketing & Fundraising for the Performing Arts course, with lead partner Orchestras Canada and project partners CAPACOA, PACT, AOC, and CDA. We acknowledge the generous support of the Canada Council for the Arts Digital Strategy Fund.
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