Henry Kurkowski

The Artful Ask: How Arts Organizations Can Build Better Partnerships & Lifelong Sponsors (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Arts and cultural organizations need successful relationships with businesses in order to thrive. This how-to guide provides arts councils, arts administrators and their organizations' board members with indispensable tools to help them build strong, sustainable corporate partnerships.

The Artful Ask offers innovative talking points, interviews and research that will help convince businesses of both the tangible and the intangible benefits of sponsoring arts events, performances and programs. This easy-to-read handbook takes a frank look at today's business environment, social responsibility and cause marketing, offering concrete ideas on how to enhance fundraising and friendraising. It includes examples of successful partnerships, as well as discussions with business executives who have taken their partnerships with arts organizations to the next level.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Henry Kurkowski
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. Oktober 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393552833
• Artikelnr.: 58594277

Autorenporträt

Author Henry Kurkowski is a business owner, entrepreneur and arts advocate whose articles have been featured on Forbes.com. Henry started his career in marketing and entrepreneurism early on as a nightclub promoter in New York. During that time he gained real world experience by booking, promoting and working with top Billboard Artists such as Martha Wash & RuPaul as well as disco divas like France Joli and Vicki Sue Robinson. Henry's leadership and expertise have resulted in the creation of innovative arts partnerships that have gained national attention and benefited both businesses and cultural organizations, as well as their entire community. He has spent the better part of two decades working with arts & cultural non-profit organizations as well as professional non-profit associations as a board member, committee member and corporate sponsor. Henry feels that there is no higher calling than to serve and give back to the community.

Henry was born and raised on Long Island, NY with the benefit of experiencing world travel as a military brat and a father who worked in the airline industry. He currently resides in Indianapolis, Indiana but tries to retreat often to Key West. That's where a third generation family vacation home is and it's also where he tries to tap his inner Hemingway to create and work on his writings.