Workshops: Financial Management and Technological Innovation, The Canadian Dance Assembly

The Canadian Dance Assembly (CDA) is happy to offer two dynamic workshops in Toronto this month! On May 17, 2012 we will explore two key topics: Financial Management and Technological Innovation. These workshops are being offered as part of CDA’s I love dance / J’aime la danse National Campaign.

SESSION DESCRIPTIONS AND TIMES – May 17, 2012

Financial Management: Building a Strong Bottom Line
Noon-2:30pm

Looking to increase your financial literacy in the arts sector? Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to learn hands-on techniques from experienced and influential arts managers who have helped turn projects into financial success stories. The workshop will begin with general tips and terms to assist with understanding of finances, and will then explore examples of how to focus on private and earned revenue, donor cultivation, deficit reduction, recovery from financial collapse and balancing artistic vs. management choices.

Following that, by using real case studies, participants will get the chance to walk through financial statements and analyze the financial health of an organization. Have fun with numbers while brainstorming with colleagues and take away practical tools which you can implement in your daily work. Discover the art of finance!

Speakers: Kendra Fry (General Manager, Theatre Passe Murraille) and Heather Young (Principal, Young Associates)

Technological Innovation: On and Off the Stage
3pm-5:30pm

As technology moves ahead at light speed, how do we keep up!? This unique and innovative workshop explores the many possibilities of opening the technological realm in the arts – both on and off the stage.  Beyond Facebook and Twitter, propel your project to the next level of innovation by integrating new and exciting marketing strategies in your work. Don’t fight technology, use it to your advantage and be creative in your administration.

Additionally, discover the endless possibilities of using technology in your craft as stages become research labs with installations, video projections and other dynamic interactive technologies. Participants will learn the ups and downs of technology, hear from experts in their field and will get a Papertronics Lunar module to make and take home.

Curious to find out more? Come check out this interactive workshop and walk away with dynamic tools to integrate in your practice, whether it be in the office or on the stage!

Speakers: William Yong (Zata Omm Dance Projects), Julian Sleath (Program Manager, Special Events City of Toronto), Sue Edworthy (Arts Consultant)

COST:

  • 1 Workshop – $35 (*Member)
  • 2 Workshops – $65 (*Member)
  • 1 Workshop – $45 (Non-Member)
  • 2 Workshops – $85 (Non-Member)

*Member rates require that you belong to one of these organizations (CDA, DTRC, DUO, PACT, CCI, CPAMO)

Cost includes complimentary refreshments throughout the workshop!

Take advantage of the group rate and register for both workshops at once, make it a fun-filled afternoon of learning, discovery and growth! You can register online at any time by filling out the event form  HERE

LOCATION: Centre for Social Innovation, 215 Spadina Ave. Suite 400 (The Innovation Lab)

For more information please contact info@dancecanada.net 416-515-8445 or visit http://www.cda-acd.ca/en/programs-services/regional-activity-2012-2013

Generously funded by the Ontario Arts Council, the Canadian Dance Assembly (CDA) is pleased to offer professional development workshops in partnership with the Dancer Transition Resource Centre (DTRC), the Dance Umbrella of Ontario (DUO) and the Professional Association of Canadian Theatres (PACT) – with the support of, Creative Trust and CCI – Ontario Presenting Network.

Our partnerships allow us to offer dynamic, inspiring and multi-disciplinary workshops that strengthen our professional networks. This pilot project offers a series of workshops in Toronto and may inspire further initiatives such as this in other provinces. Don’t miss out, sign up today!

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