National advocate to speak at Business/Arts breakfast
NORWICH – The Chenango County Council of the Arts has scheduled a Business/Arts breakfast for Dec. 9 in the Martin W. Kappel Theater, 27 W. Main St., Norwich.
Titled “The Business/Arts Connection,” the 7:30 a.m. breakfast will feature Randy Cohen, vice-president of Local Arts Advancement at Americans for the Arts, the nation’s advocacy organization for the arts. Cohen is charged with ensuring that every community and arts organization in America is served by a local arts agency – and that every community in America is an environment where the arts can thrive. Combining the strengths of research, advocacy, professional development, and member services, Cohen leads a team who strengthen the nation’s network of 5,000 local arts agencies. His speech at the breakfast is titled “The Arts Mean Business.”
Cohen is a sought-after speaker who has given speeches in 48 states, and regularly appears in the news media?including the Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and on CNN, CNBC and NPR.
Reservations are required by Dec. 2 for “The Business/Arts Connection” breakfast. There is no charge for the event and seating is limited. Support has been provided by NBT Bank and Golden Artist Colors.
To RSVP or for more information, call the Chenango County Council of the Arts at 336-ARTS (2787) or visit chenangoarts.org.
Titled “The Business/Arts Connection,” the 7:30 a.m. breakfast will feature Randy Cohen, vice-president of Local Arts Advancement at Americans for the Arts, the nation’s advocacy organization for the arts. Cohen is charged with ensuring that every community and arts organization in America is served by a local arts agency – and that every community in America is an environment where the arts can thrive. Combining the strengths of research, advocacy, professional development, and member services, Cohen leads a team who strengthen the nation’s network of 5,000 local arts agencies. His speech at the breakfast is titled “The Arts Mean Business.”
Cohen is a sought-after speaker who has given speeches in 48 states, and regularly appears in the news media?including the Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and on CNN, CNBC and NPR.
Reservations are required by Dec. 2 for “The Business/Arts Connection” breakfast. There is no charge for the event and seating is limited. Support has been provided by NBT Bank and Golden Artist Colors.
To RSVP or for more information, call the Chenango County Council of the Arts at 336-ARTS (2787) or visit chenangoarts.org.
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