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Spheres of influence
When your larger world is spinning out of control, remember the worlds you DO control.
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E. Andrew Taylor
Minimizing the board
A nonprofit board needs at least three people. What if that were enough?
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E. Andrew Taylor
Means, ends, and OpenAI
OpenAI's likely transition from nonprofit to private control reveals what (we believe) nonprofits are for.
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E. Andrew Taylor
Measuring what matters
How to evaluate your efforts without crushing your soul.
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E. Andrew Taylor
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Confusing the pitch with the plan
Your strategic thinking needs to pick a lane.
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E. Andrew Taylor
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Arts Management and the ampersand
Your most impactful purpose and process in managing the arts is to connect.
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E. Andrew Taylor
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What difference do you make?
Two roads to discover how your arts organization changes the world.
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E. Andrew Taylor
The beautiful budget, revisited
It may look buttoned-up and boring, but a budget is a complex work of human expression worthy of creative attention.
Ambition, capacity, and context
Arts organizations don't act in or on their environment, they act WITH it.
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E. Andrew Taylor
Reshaping your business model
The world is always changing. The assumptions behind your business model need to change with it.
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Two paths to better places
You don't always need to know where you're going to get somewhere good.
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E. Andrew Taylor
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Sunsetting a nonprofit
The nonprofit arts organization was designed to be durable, not indelible.
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E. Andrew Taylor
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