Each Mentoring Circle meets once a month for six months, via conference call and or web conferencing (90-minute sessions). Content is flexible, confidential, and dynamic – driven by the group. One mentoring circle with a maximum of eight members is selected from each pool of applicants.
Currently available:
- For Development Director of Groups 4-6, facilitated by Melanie Forman, vice president of development for the New York Philharmonic. Register here
- For Executive Directors of Groups 5-6, facilitated by Larry Tamburri, president and CEO of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. Register here
- For Executive Directors of Groups 2-5, on Building a Sustainable Business Model, facilitated by Jon Limbacher, vice president and COO, The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra.
Does your orchestra have a coherent and shared business model?
Five years ago The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra asked two questions: What business are we in? How can we build a financially sustainable organization? The answer to those questions produced a cohesive philosophy about how mission, audience development and philanthropy can intersect to form a sustainable model. Join the mentoring circle and discuss the process to building your own sustainable business model for your orchestra. Register here
Deadline to register: April 5
Posted March 31, 2010
