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Check this page regularly for a detailed day-by-day Conference schedule from a development perspective, including networking opportunities and sessions geared specifically to you.
Items with an asterisk (*) indicate advance registration and/or additional fee required.
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Tuesday, May 30
Wednesday, May 31
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7:00am- 6:00pm |
Delegate Lounge Open Innovation Stations in the Delegate Lounge sponsored by BMI
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8:00am- 1:00pm Santa Barbara A Lobby Level
San Gabriel A Lobby Level
San Pedro Lobby Level |
Community Engagement: What Does It Really Mean?* Our orchestras can, and should, be fully engaged members of our communities. What does this really mean, and what is the skill set required to establish and maintain meaningful relationships with all segments of our communities? How do we build respectful relationships that honor our own strengths and limitations and those of our potential partners? What are the requirements of stewardship necessary to sustain the work over time? And what do the qualities of successful partnership have to teach us about our own internal orchestra cultures?
Everything You Need to Know about Endowments* Just what is an endowment and what can it do for your orchestra? Explore the opportunities – and the limitations.
Trustees as Donors and Fund Raisers: Building Skills, Confidence, and Commitment* Trustees are critical to the financial stability of their orchestras, yet fundraising comes naturally to very few. In this seminar, trustees will develop confidence in their role as fundraisers, and staff will understand how to prepare trustees for this role and increase their effectiveness. |
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1:15pm- 2:00pm Emerald Bay Level 3 |
Conference Orientation! Connect with seasoned attendees and first-time delegates. |
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2:15pm- 3:30pm Beaudry B Lobby Level |
Roundtable Discussions for all Meeting Groups Development meetings sponsored by TAYLAR Development, LLC | Choose from six Orchestra Toolbox sessions, including:
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4:00pm- 5:30pm Beaudry A Lobby Level
Hollywood Level 3 |
Breaking Through! How do breakthroughs happen? It’s not just the “lone genius” acting in isolation. Learn how to nurture individual mindsets and organizational practices that create a culture ripe for new ideas and the capacity for successful innovation. Speakers
Straight Talk Between Foundations and Orchestras Foundations provide not only critical support to orchestras but also offer a unique perspective on the field in the larger context of arts, culture, and changing community priorities. In this Toolbox, you’ll hear a frank dialogue between foundation officers and orchestra leaders about their respective perceptions and priorities. Speakers |
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5:45pm- 7:45pm |
Dine-Arounds |
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6:45pm Walt Disney Concert Hall |
Los Angeles Philharmonic Pre-Concert Discussion Esa-Pekka Salonen, music director, and Deborah Borda, president and CEO, discuss the evening’s program. |
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8:00pm Walt Disney Concert Hall |
Los Angeles Philharmonic Concert* Esa-Pekka Salonen, conductor Hila Plitmann, soprano Cyndia Sieden, soprano
Sibelius: Pohjola’s Daughter Salonen: Wing on Wing Stravinsky: The Rite of Spring |
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10:00pm Walt Disney Concert Hall |
Tune-Up Party* Mingle with colleagues and friends at the Tune-Up Party, hosted by the Los Angeles Philharmonic |
Thursday, June 1
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8:30am- 11:45am Walt Disney Concert Hall |
Opening Session Young Musicians Foundation Debut Orchestra Sean Newhouse, conducting works by Diamond and Childs
Welcome Henry Fogel, president and CEO, American Symphony Orchestra League Deborah Borda, president and CEO, Los Angeles Philharmonic Jerrold L. Eberhardt, chairman, Los Angeles Philharmonic Antonio R. Villaraigosa, mayor, City of Los Angeles
Gold Baton Award John Williams, composer and conductor
Orchestras in the Wider World – Voices that Matter Consider the crucial currents shaping our environment through a stimulating roundtable discussion with NYC Commissioner of Cultural Affairs Kate D. Levin, composer Daniel Bernard Roumain, music critic Justin Davidson, and former Disney creative executive Barry Braverman, moderated by Russell Willis Taylor, president and CEO of National Arts Strategies.
New Visions for New Times In conversation with Justin Davidson, Esa-Pekka Salonen, music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic discusses his vision for the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and how it embodies the Conference theme.
Keynote Address Iconoclastic opera and theater director Peter Sellars will challenge orchestras to reconsider their role in today’s world.
Sponsored by Classical Movements Inc.
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12:15pm- 1:45pm San Gabriel B Lobby Level |
Luncheon for Development (by invitation only) Sponsored by Arts Consulting Group, Inc. |
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1:00pm- 6:00pm |
Consultations with specialists from the National Endowment for the Arts music division. Reserve a 20-minute appointment in advance with Melanie Hausmann, government affairs associate. |
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2:00pm- 3:30pm Palos Verde Lobby Level
Santa Anita B Lobby Level |
Meeting Groups 1 and 2 Wins and losses - Success and learning experiences
Meeting Groups 3 - 8 Multiple Campaigns: Hitting All Goals, with Raymond Happy, Community Counselling Service (CCS) |
Choose from seven Toolbox sessions, including:
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4:00pm- 5:30pm Avalon Level 3 |
Strong Board – Strong Orchestra It’s a simple equation, yet one that’s difficult to achieve: dynamic, insightful boards of directors = successful orchestras. How to get there? An expert in nonprofit governance reveals the steps necessary to building a strong orchestra board. |
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6:30pm Zipper Concert Hall |
Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra Concert* Zipper Concert Hall, 200 South Grand Avenue Jeffrey Kahane, conductor and piano Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 15 in B-flat major, K. 450 Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 22 in E-flat major, K. 482 |
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8:00pm off-site
off-site |
Reception for Development and Marketing (by invitation only) Sponsored by SD&A Teleservices, Inc.
National Friends of the League Dinner (by invitation only) For donors of $600 or more to the League's Annual Fund |
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11:00pm Hollywood Level 3
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Gone, But Not Forgotten II Back by popular demand. League president and CEO Henry Fogel hosts this lively reminiscence of bygone days with venerable guests. |
Friday, June 2
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7:30am- 8:45am |
Coffee and Bagels in the Delegate Lounge Sponsored by Community Counselling Service (CCS) |
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9:00am- 11:00am |
Consultations with specialists from the National Endowment for the Arts music division. Reserve a 20-minute appointment in advance with Melanie Hausmann, government affairs associate. |
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9:00am- 10:15am Santa Anita B Lobby Level
San Gabriel B Lobby Level |
Development and Marketing, Meeting Group 1 One Customer, many relationships: Servicing Patrons Holistically
Development, Meeting Groups 3 - 8 Strategic Planning/Business Plans: Development's portion of the big picture and how to build a monthly plan to realize its goals!
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10:30am- 11:45am Santa Anita B Lobby Level
London Shop Level 5
Beaudry A Lobby Level
San Gabriel B Lobby Level
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Development Directors, Meeting Group 1 Joint meeting with Executive Directors, Board Members, and David Nygren, partner at Mercer Delta Consulting on the role of the orchestra board in shaping the future and staying focused on the “big picture.”
Development (other then directors), Meeting Group 1 Bruce Thibodeau leads a discussion on adapting personal communications styles to maximize individual fundraising effectiveness.
Development , Meeting Group 2 Development's role with Board Members, with Raymond Happy, Community Counselling Service (CCS) Development, Meeting Groups, 3 - 8 Working in a small shop: How to utilize all resources, internal and external, especially board and volunteers, to maximize potential.
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12:00pm- 1:30pm San Jose/ San Diego Level 2 |
Conference Luncheon* Sponsored by Artsmarketing Services Inc. |
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1:45pm- 3:00pm Los Feliz Lobby Level
London Shop Level 5
Beaudry A Lobby Level
Santa Anita B Lobby Level |
Development Directors, Meeting Group 1 Managing staff resources: moving an institution forward with change
Development (other than directors), Meeting Group 1 Gloria Kim leads a discussion on taking telephone fundraising to the next level. Dan Rothblatt leads a discussion on developing successful corporate fund partnerships that last.
Development, Meeting Group 2 Working with Volunteers
Development and Marketing, Meeting Groups 3 - 8 One Customer, many relationships: Similarities, Differences, Synergies
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3:15pm- 4:30pm Los Feliz Lobby Level
London Shop Level 5
Beaudry A Lobby Level
San Gabriel Lobby Level |
Development Directors, Meeting Groups 1 Meeting
Development (other than directors), Meeting Groups 1 Brian Levitz leads a discussion on direct response strategies for building a strong donor base. Amy Swain leads a discussion on maximizing revenue from fundraising galas.
Development, Meeting Group 2 How to manage Multiple Campaigns, with Tom Kovach, IDC
Development, Meeting Groups, 3- 8 Revenue Enhancement: Tools to get greater returns on existing and new efforts, with Paul Larson, TAYLAR Development, LLC
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4:45pm- 7:15pm San Jose/ San Diego Level 2 |
Awards Celebration and Reception Celebrate the field's achievements. Reception sponsored by ASCAP |
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8:00pm Walt Disney Concert Hall |
Pacific Symphony Concert* Carl St. Clair, conductor Evelyn Glennie, percussion Min Xiao-Fen, pipa Xu Ke, erhu Raymond Kobler, violin Timothy Landauer, cello Cynthia Haymon-Coleman, soprano Kevin Deas, bass Paul Smith Singers
Zhou Long: Two Poems from T’ang Kevin Puts: Percussion Concerto George Gershwin (Arr. Bennett): Selections from Porgy and Bess |
Saturday and Sunday, June 3 and 4
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with exciting innovations in the orchestra field. |
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