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Crain’s presents a half-day conference examining the future of the arts in New York City. The financial crisis and severe economic downturn have presented unprecedented challenges for the City’s performing arts organizations with declines in both attendance and fundraising. This conference, part of the Crain’s Future of New York City series, examines what is happening, how arts organizations are coping with the economic squeeze and how they are planning to survive and thrive in the future.
PROGRAM
Morning Keynote: Patricia E. Harris, First Deputy Mayor,
City of New York
Breakout Sessions:
The Major Institutions: How Size Matters
The Future of the Theater Business
Beyond the Biggest: Operating with Limited Funds
Fundraising – Where the Money Is
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DATE
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
TIME
8:30 am – 12:30 pm
LOCATION
Columbia University campus centered on Miller Hall, Broadway and 116th Street
TICKETS
$59 if pre-registered by Sept. 14;
$69 thereafter.
Please note: this event features auditorium seating.
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