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In Person Opportunity: Tessitura & Web Functionality Collaboration with Situation

Jamie O'Brien — Wed, 03 Apr 2024 15:48:12 GMT

Good afternoon all -

I'm passing along an opportunity from some friends of mine at one of our "in network" vendors, Situation. They're hoping to facilitate some of the same type of collaborative connections we do within this local community, so I'm glad to post it here.

Note that while the primary brain trust fun may tilt solidly into developer skills sets and API hijinks, there will certainly also be vibes of UX, UI, and 'we want our arts website to do X' for those a little more programmer-adjacent (aka: I'll be there, and having web functionality conversation outside of writing API calls).

Questions can go to Cyrus Collier at ccollier@situationinc.com. They are hoping to have a good idea about base attendance by the end of this week, so please RSVP (or connect with Cyrus) by Friday. Please forward this invitation to your web team as well.

Tessitura Community Developer Summit on Friday, May 3rd, 2024

Reserve your spot today: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tessitura-community-developer-summit-tickets-824198278237

The theme of the event is "Learning through Collaboration and Connection" and is presented by Situation at our NYC office. This is an all-day, in-person event for developers in the Tessitura community. Whether you are an engineer working with the Tessitura API or are a Tessitura database SQL expert, this event will level-up your Tessitura platform wrangling skills. The day will feature presentations and workshops facilitated by fellow developers, plus small group breakout sessions where developers can have in-depth discussions, get assistance with active projects and contribute to documentation and other knowledge-sharing initiatives.

TLCC Information -- Registration, Call for Presenters, and SCHOLARSHIP Opportunities

Jamie O'Brien — Tue, 19 Mar 2024 14:32:21 GMT

Rebroadcast for those who may have missed Tessitura's direct communications about TLCC Washington DC:

CONFERENCE OVERVIEW

Dates and location:

TLCC Washington, D.C. will take place Sunday, 11 August through Wednesday, 14 August at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center.

Registration information:

Registration opens Tuesday, 30 April.
Early bird registration $1,595 through 31 May
Regular registration $1,745 through 12 July
Last call registration $1,995 through 6 August

Virtual Viewing Pass option:

A Virtual Viewing Pass will include live access to all general sessions and 48 concurrent breakout sessions, as well as recordings of those sessions.
Registration for the Virtual Viewing Pass is $575 through last call on 6 August.
On demand access to conference content after the conference is $625.

CALL FOR PRESENTERS

The Call for Presenters for TLCC Washington, D.C. is officially open!

All are welcome to submit presentation proposals, no matter your experience with Tessitura. Presenters will receive a 25% discount on the conference registration fee, and support will be available to help you prepare your presentation. Session proposals are due by Wednesday, 10 April. Learn more and submit your ideas.

SCHOLARSHIPS

Tessitura is offering 10 scholarships to TLCC in Washington, D.C., including seven Diversity Scholarships and three Emerging Leaders Scholarships.

Scholars will be awarded complimentary conference registration. This includes:

All sessions
All networking events
All conference meals and refreshment breaks (except Tuesday evening, which is a build-your-own networking night)
Access to conference materials and presentations

Scholars will be responsible for their own travel expenses and lodging.

Please review the eligibility requirements to learn which scholarship may be the right fit for you. If you do not qualify for a scholarship, we encourage you to forward this information to anyone at your organization who does!

All applications and letters of recommendation must be received by April 17, 2024. The Scholarship Committee will notify all candidates about its decision by May 10, 2024.

quick v16 timeline question

Kathleen Smith — Wed, 08 Nov 2023 15:20:32 GMT

Hi everyone,

I'm re-thinking what I had in my mind as timeline for our v16 implementation due to programmatic schedules, life events in what will be the core project team, etc. Would you mind sharing (either here, or privately if you wish- ksmith@2st.com) where you are in your process/what your thoughts are re. timeline? I've been asked to get a sense of "who's doing what" in our area.

Thanks so much!
Kathleen

Theater Camp Movie Night!

Corri Oster — Tue, 10 Oct 2023 15:39:51 GMT

Break out the popcorn and the jazz hands --- it's an NYC Tessitura Community movie night!

We're taking over an MTC rehearsal studio to screen this summer's artsy indie hit, Theater Camp, on Wed, October 25 at 6:30pm EST. Will the theater kids save their special camp(y) community from the invading investment bankers? Help yourself to some popcorn, soft drinks, and simple snacks (or BYOB!) and settle in to watch the show with our special community.

The Manhattan Theatre Club Studios are at 311 West 43rd Street, and Studio Two is on the 8th floor. Movie starts at 6:30, but arrivals are welcome anytime after 6pm. The film is 92 minutes long.

Neither jazz hands nor personal theater kid background required. Anyone who is an employee at a Tessitura-based organization is welcome, but everyone must register individually through the website.

RSVP HERE!

V16 Conversation Space: Quarterly, Come-As-You-Are Virtual Meet Ups - Sept 27, 12pm

Corri Oster — Tue, 19 Sep 2023 13:36:11 GMT

Let's talk upgrade. Tessitura v16 introduces client and web functionality years in the making, demanding a planning and adoption process that extends well beyond a few dedicated database wizards in a server room. So, step into a digital space buzzing at a human frequency and compare notes with like-minded colleagues across the greater New York Tessitura Community about your planning, progress, and evolving business practices. Come swap information about real world disruptions, find implementation inspiration, and build your peer network.

We will open each 50-minute session with a quick connection about adoption progress and timing, then create breakout rooms based on participant interest. Notable takeaways will be posted to the Community group page, but the conversations will not be recorded.

This recurring series is intended to be an open gathering space for power users of all types and experience levels—whether you have questions to ask or tips to share, if you're in the weeds of it, you're welcome. This meet up is on September 27 at 12:00pm. Additional quarterly meetings will be rolled out soon.

RSVP Here!

NYC Tessitura Community Group Papering Offers

Jamie O'Brien — Wed, 06 Sep 2023 19:33:34 GMT

"Live in the culture" is a catch phrase across the Tessitura community, and the greater NYC metro area has over 40 arts organizations creating unparalleled performance and exhibit opportunities. We encourage our members to share invitations for complimentary or staff-priced tickets through this messaging board.

If you are able to do so, please make sure to clearly state all details of the invitation, especially in regard to who is eligible to request tickets and if the offer can be forwarded beyond this group list to colleagues across the organizations. Offers can be posted at any time.

Should you also be able to coordinate a small meet up space for NYC community members, please reach out to the group leadership by emailing nyccommunitygroup@tessituranetwork.com at least two weeks prior to the event—we'd love to help support a casual gathering before or after the performance or exhibit.

Accepting RSVPS! 2023-24 Greater NYC Community Group Event Planning

Corri Oster — Tue, 22 Aug 2023 15:39:35 GMT

It's time to plan a new year of trainings, professional development, case study sharing, and networking for the Greater NYC Tessitura Community. If you would like to volunteer to help create these events, please complete this sign up form.

The commitment includes:

- Participating in the 90 minute brainstorm planning session on Tues, Sept 19, at 6:00pm at New 42 Studios (optional)
- Supporting the content planning for at least one event
- Sharing out NYC Community Group event information to your colleagues, and encouraging them to attend our virtual and in-person events

Because the brainstorm session on Sept 19th is an active participation event, space is limited. Use the form to share your interest and some initial ideas by Friday, August 25, and the group co-chairs will confirm attendees during the following week. If there are more potential volunteers than there is space, the co-chairs will use the information from the form to help us represent a range of specialties and diversity of topics within the brainstorm.

If you'd like to help with event planning but will not be able to attend on the 19th, please use the same form to share your willingness to volunteer and session ideas. Session plans will also be posted in early Fall, with another call for planners and presenters.

RSVP or Submit Your Ideas Here

Save the Date: Season Planning

Jamie O'Brien — Mon, 07 Aug 2023 15:18:29 GMT

Buzzing from TLCC info sharing? Tracking the energy from back home? Our NYC Community Group makes the learning local--and it's time to plan our upcoming year of trainings, professional development, case study sharing, and networking.

Save the Date: Tuesday, Sept 19th

We will share out specifics soon, but please consider if you would like to volunteer for our planning group this year. The commitment will include:

Participating in the brainstorm planning session (currently expected to be in-person in midtown in early evening)
Supporting the content planning for at least one event
Sharing out NYC Community Group event information to your colleagues, and encouraging them to attend our virtual and in-person events

If you'd like to help with event planning but will not be able to attend on the 19th, please let us know too--community expertise and enthusiasm is welcome in all forms.

Michael DeFroda, Corri Oster, and I are at TLCC, with Community Chair ribbons on our badges. Please stop us to say hello, and ask us any questions.

Or reach us at mdefroda@lincolncenter.org, coster@mtc-nyc.org, and jobrien@new42.org.

In-Person Meet Up on July 12!

Corri Oster — Mon, 10 Jul 2023 12:36:35 GMT

Hi folks!

Hope to see you all at the In-Person Meet Up on Wednesday. Details are below.

Can't wait to see you!

Event Details:

Come socialize and network with colleagues from arts orgs across the City and the Tri-State area against the legendary backdrop of Lincoln Center! Join the NYC Tessitura Community group in our networking space at Lincoln Center's July 12th performance, The Stax Academy Rhythm Section with a special appearance by Booker T. Jones. We will have reserved admission to the event, with free access to listen to the band, take a free dance lesson, break out your moves, or simply schmooze. A selection of soft drinks, beer, wine and snacks will be available for credit card purchase.

No Tessitura experience--or dance skills--required, just an active interest in meeting your counterparts from our 40+ member organizations.

RSVP now to claim your spot on the guest list.- https://community.tessituranetwork.com/local_tessitura_user_groups/greaternyc/c/e/1310
1 Ticket per registrant

Meet at David Geffen Hall between 6:15-7:15pm, for VIP wristband pick-up, free bag check, and socializing at the lobby bar.

Or come fund us at the east end of the Plaza after 7:15.

Dance floor is open from 7:00-10:00pm.

Full event details, including a performance description and health & safety policies, may be found on the Lincoln Center website. Lincoln Center strongly encourages guests to leave all bags at home, as they are not permitted on the dance floor and must be checked. Please stay home if you do not feel well, or if you have come in contact recently with someone who has tested positive for Covid or you have recently tested positive. Accessibility accommodation information is available here; if you need additional accommodations, please contact Michael De Froda (mdefroda@lincolncenter.org), who will act as our group's liaison to event staff. In the event of inclement weather, the event will unfortunately be cancelled.

RSVP By Clicking Here

[Please forward this event to new co-workers who may not yet be connected to our group.]

NYC Area v16 Virtual Conversation- Coming Up on June 15!

Corri Oster — Mon, 12 Jun 2023 15:05:03 GMT

Hi folks!

Hope to see you all at the NYC Area v16 Virtual Conversation on Thursday. Details are below.

If you have any suggestions for Breakout Room Topics, please add them to the Event Comments.

Can't wait to see you all 🙂

Event Details:

This recurring series is intended to be an open gathering space for power users of all types and experience levels—whether you have questions to ask or tips to share, if you're in the weeds of it, you're welcome. This second meet up in on June 15 at 11:00am. Additional quarterly meetings will be rolled out soon. Timing is at the end of each quarter, on the third Thursday of the month.

RSVP HERE

Hudson Valley Summer Arts

Alex Gorski — Wed, 07 Jun 2023 16:21:30 GMT

Hi all!

Just wanted to share the 2nd annual Hudson Valley Summer Arts Pass on-sale will end next Friday the 16th. It is a fantastic deal for anyone looking to venture north this summer.

Each Hudson Valley Summer Arts Pass includes:

2 tickets to a concert of your choice at Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts
2 tickets to 3 historic sites/tours (6 tickets total) at Historic Hudson Valley
2 tickets for a weekday performance at Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival
Packet of 4 free passes plus 2 free popcorn & soda coupons at Jacob Burns Film Center
Admission for 2 people on the day of your choice at Storm King Art Center

Best,

Alex @ Jacob Burns Film Center

Upcoming Webinar: Digital Accessibility and Inclusion for Arts & Culture Organizations Virtual Presentation from Accessible by Design

Corri Oster — Mon, 17 Apr 2023 20:35:58 GMT

Hope to see everyone at the Digital Accessibility Webinar tomorrow!

Information:

Our organizations have the power to transform lives through experiences. Those experiences often start online, researching an event or reserving a ticket: are your digital platforms as accessible as your art?

Accessibility should be considered at the outset of a project and on an ongoing basis as part of business as usual. To provide equitable access for all of your audience, design, code, and content must all be accessible. Learn some important basic tenets of web accessibility from Caspian Turner (Accessible by Design), including an overview on what digital accessibility means, how assistive technology removes barriers, and web content guidelines and legislation. Caspian will also highlight arts-specific accessibility barriers, and thoughts about how to start or accelerate your organization's development towards an equitable, enjoyable and easy online experience for everybody.

This webinar is suitable for anyone engaged with digital content creation, online platform management, or general advocacy for how your non-profit invests in web accessibility. It takes place on Tuesday, April 18th at 12:00pm EST. There will be time held for Q&A. Please email Michael deFroda at mdefroda@lincolncenter.org with accessibility questions or requests. This webinar will not be recorded.

Accessible by Design:

Accessible by Design exists to help arts sector organizations and technology partners design, build and maintain accessible websites, applications, and digital communications. We offer support for planning, testing and auditing websites and digital content, ensuring that, from the outset and on an ongoing basis, digital experiences are more accessible for everyone.

Caspian Turner:

Prior to starting Accessible by Design in 2021, Caspian held in-house roles at Glyndebourne and Southbank Centre, was a Web Implementation Specialist at Tessitura Network, and most recently held the post of Head of Strategy and Consulting at Substrakt.

Interesting Event

Dale Aucoin — Fri, 14 Apr 2023 17:40:00 GMT

This event is in no way affiliated with the Tessitura Network, but I thought it looked pretty cool so thought I would share with you all.

https://www.museumhue.com/building-huespaces-convening

Takes place in Brooklyn on May 11.

Dale

New Hire Training

Susan Hayes — Wed, 29 Mar 2023 20:21:39 GMT

Hello all,

We do not have a training department and rely on tenured staff to provide training. This process requires change and improvement; we hope to learn from others.

How do other organizations train new hires on how to use Tessitura?

In the past, we investigated some online tools that provide self-paced training. These tools save staff time and allow new hires to review information, take quizzes, and familiarize themselves with the processes specific to their expertise.

Thanks so much!
Susan

NYC Area v16 Conversation Space "Recap"

Jamie O'Brien — Thu, 16 Mar 2023 17:41:08 GMT

Good afternoon -

We had approximately 12 organizations represented at this morning's group gathering around v16. The plan is to have these sessions start with a quick poll about where our neighborhood is in its progress towards upgrade and adopting new functionality. This was today's informal result:

To extend this initial measurement, I'm adding an open poll to this post with the same questions:

[Please visit the site to access the poll]

and

[Please visit the site to access the poll]

These check in spaces are intended to recur quarterly, with the next one on June 15 already posted and accepting RSVPs. We will send out an email invitation closer to date.

For all those who attended today, if you have any "big win" type takeaways that are likely to be appreciated by others, please add a reply to this note.

On behalf of all three co-chairs,

Jamie

Season Announcement: New York City Tessitura Community

Corri Oster — Fri, 24 Feb 2023 14:23:49 GMT

After a bit of a quiet fall, we are so excited to announce our Winter/Spring Season. Through a combination of social outings and virtual activities, we hope to see both new and familiar faces over the next few months.

We are kicking off the season with a Neighborhood Welcoming at Wollman Rink NYC.

March 2, 2023 at all 6:00pm

Re-Meet Your NYC Tessitura Community, hosted by Wollman Rink NYC

Rink entry and skates will be provided, and snacks and hot chocolate will be available for purchase at the concessions. Neither Tessitura experience nor skating prowess required--just an interest in talking arts admin and CRM, and a tolerance for "Tessitura on Ice" and other similar puns. This is primarily an outdoor event, and has a Rain Date of March 3.

RSVP REQUIRED- CLICK HERE TO RSVP

We will also be hosting Quarterly Virtual Space to discuss all things V16.

March 16, 2023 at 11:00am

June 15, 2023 at 11:00am

Ongoing: Thing is at the end of each quarter, on the third Thursday of the month.

V16 Conversation Space

Compare notes with like-minded colleagues across the greater New York Tessitura Community about your planning, progress, and evolving business practices. Come swap information about real world disruptions, find implementation inspiration, and build your peer network.

RSVP FOR MARCH 16 HERE

RSVP FOR JUNE 15 HERE

Finally, on April 18 at 12:00pm, we are thrilled to welcome Caspian Turner from Accessible by Design for a Zoom Presentation on Web Accessibility. Keep an eye out for details and RSVP information.

We can't wait to see you on the ice,

Michael, Jamie, and Corri (your NYC Tessitura Community co-chairs)

PS. Connect your new co-workers to the NYC Tessitura Community. Forward them this email and encourage them to join our group on the Tessitura Network website.

V 16 Upgrade?

Karen Clark — Mon, 19 Dec 2022 20:11:03 GMT

Just wondering if anyone here had made the transition to V16 yet and would be willing to chat for a few minutes about how the process was for their organization. Thanks!

Opinions Requested: NYC Community Group Events

Jamie O'Brien — Wed, 09 Nov 2022 17:54:26 GMT

Good afternoon!

We hope everyone is having success with their Fall events and is looking forward to the return of meetings and meet ups for our community group in the coming months. Corri, Michael, and I will be launching the event planning soon, and we'd appreciate your insight about what makes sense for you in this new world of hybrid working and ever shifting priorities.

Please take a moment to fill out this survey about your current work schedule, what kinds of gatherings you're interested in, and what prompts you to attend an event.

Thanks for your insights!

Jamie O'Brien
Corri Oster
Michael DeFroda

NYC Community Group Co-Chairs

Job Opening: Coordinator, Education Administration at Carnegie Hall's Weill Music Institute

Matthew Nidek — Wed, 17 Aug 2022 18:59:49 GMT

To see full job description and apply, please visit: https://us62e2.dayforcehcm.com/CandidatePortal/en-US/carnegie/Posting/View/128

Coordinator, Education Administration

Carnegie Hall, 881 7th Avenue, New York, New York, United States of America

Since 1891, New York's Carnegie Hall has set the international standard for excellence in performance, presenting exceptional concerts by the world’s finest artists on its three iconic stages, from orchestral concerts, chamber music, contemporary offerings, and recitals to jazz, world, and popular music. Complementing its performance activities, Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute creates extensive music education and social impact programs that annually serve more than 600,000 people worldwide, playing a central role in fulfilling Carnegie Hall's commitment to making great music accessible to as many people as possible.

This temporary position (September 2022 - March 2023) coordinates the use of data, databases (Tessitura), and application or registration systems to support the operation of Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute (WMI), the education and social impact arm of Carnegie Hall. This position is part of the Education Administration team.
Scope of responsibilities:

Compile data on program participation and attendance across the department.
Import program participation and attendance data into Tessitura and other systems throughout the year.
Provide program participation and attendance data as requested.
Perform ongoing maintenance and creation of WMI’s contacts and constituents in the Tessitura database.

Support the implementation of online application and registration systems for WMI programs in collaboration with Information Technology, Information Systems, outside stakeholders, and the WMI program teams.
Proactively aid in the improvement and documentation of Tessitura workflows.
Facilitate list generation, constituent and program data imports, storage, and reporting.
Perform other duties as requested.

Special Skills Required:

Excellent computer skills, including Microsoft Office, Tessitura or other CRM (Customer Relationship Management) databases, and Acceptd or other web-based application software
Ability to meet deadlines and work within a fast-paced department
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Experience analyzing data preferred, but not required
Experience in music or education preferred, but not required

To apply go to: https://us62e2.dayforcehcm.com/CandidatePortal/en-US/carnegie/Posting/View/128

Job Opening: Manager of Donor Information at New York City Center

Heather Gallagher — Thu, 11 Aug 2022 14:56:25 GMT

To see full job description and apply, please visit: https://www.appone.com/MainInfoReq.asp?R_ID=4629450&B_ID=44&fid=1&Adid=0&ssbgcolor=D3B989&SearchScreenID=20219&CountryID=3&LanguageID=2

Job Overview: The Manager of Donor Information oversees the Development Department’s use of the Tessitura database, focusing on gift processing, financial oversight, and data management for all areas within the department to help meet and exceed the annual fundraising goal. This role primarily works with and reports to the Director of Development and the Director of Individual Giving but also interacts directly with the other key members of the department and with the VP of Development. They are responsible for processing donations, mining the database, and refining the Development Department’s list segmentation strategies to help increase membership and other philanthropic giving at City Center.

Responsibilities:

Enter and process all gifts and pledges, and produce corresponding acknowledgement receipts and letters, as necessary.
Update and maintain an accurate database of prospective and current donor information in Tessitura, facilitate donor cultivation, and help pinpoint prospects for the pipeline.
Build Tessitura extractions and set standards of criteria to pull lists for all Development department mass communications and solicitations.
Liaise with Finance on coding and allocation of gifts.
Work with IT, Box Office, and staff to ensure best practices for data entry, donor record maintenance, etc. In Tessitura.
Collaborate with Development and Marketing to determine and refine list strategy for membership and development communications and solicitations (email, mail, telefund, onsite, etc.).
Work with the Individual Giving Coordinator to build donor recognition listings for Playbills and the City Center website.
Report on Development Department stats (member count, channel performance, renewal rates, campaign performance, etc.) and provide context to determine trends.
Key member of the City Center Tessitura Power Users Group and primary Development point person for projects related to data management and Tessitura.
Lead testing of new technology and upgrades that may affect data health for the Development Department (including e-commerce updates).
Project lead for interdepartmental analytics projects and reports.
Liaise with various City Center departments, including (and not limited to): Marketing, I.T., Digital Media, President’s Office, and Special Events.

This Role Requires:

3+ years of related experience in fundraising/marketing analytics
Experience with Tessitura
Ability to translate complex data into digestible reports

Strong quantitative analytics skills with experience using Excel, SQL, and data visualization tools
Ability to simultaneously manage multiple deadline-oriented projects
Experience in development operations in a non-profit arts organization is preferred

To be successful in this role, you will be expected to demonstrate:

Creative thinking and problem solving
Skills in organization and analysis, with meticulous attention to detail
An ability to manage and prioritize multiple deadlines simultaneously
An ability to be professional, enthusiastic, self-motivated, and a team player
An interest in performing arts and arts administration

An ability to work under pressure in a fast-paced environment

As a valued member of the City Center administrative team, you will receive:

Exempt salary of $60,000+
Comprehensive insurance coverage (medical, dental, life, disability)
Hybrid Work Schedule (3 days in the office / 2 days at home unless job responsibilities require occasional additional days on-site for events, programming and/or performances
Generous paid time off
Pre-tax flexible & dependent care savings accounts
Pre-tax transit savings
Pension Plan with (CIG) Cultural Institutions Group (fully vested after 5 years)
401K retirement savings account
Access to various dress rehearsals, performances, educational events, and professional development opportunities

To apply go to: https://www.appone.com/MainInfoReq.asp?R_ID=4629450&B_ID=44&fid=1&Adid=0&ssbgcolor=D3B989&SearchScreenID=20219&CountryID=3&LanguageID=2

Senate Bill S9461 - Adage Organizations

Ben Miller — Fri, 22 Jul 2022 18:39:10 GMT

Hi everyone! As mentioned in the discussion about New York's ticket fee bill earlier this week, I'm starting a thread where organizations that work with Adage Technologies can share info about how the requirements in that bill are being implemented. Please keep us posted on how your work with Adage is progressing!

Currently, we're working with Adage to identify which pages would need to be updated to display fees, as we have some non-SmartSeat onsales coming up in August.

Re: [Greater New York City Area] If we need to do a data breach notification...

Pamela Horn — Thu, 21 Jul 2022 17:10:26 GMT

After gathering information from three of Smithsonian’s units that uses Wordfly, our privacy council has met and is drafting language now for a message. Cooper Hewitt is the only NYC-based unit so I’ve been monitoring this group along with the Smithsonian conversations.

Pamela Horn

Lead Content Strategist and

Director of Cross-Platform Content

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

2 East 91st St.

New York, NY 10128

212.849.8361

On Jul 21, 2022, at 12:59 PM, Kari Shaffer <bounce-karishaffer5692@tessituranetwork.com> wrote:

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Job Posting: Digital Analytics Manager, Jazz at Lincoln Center

Colleen Verbus — Mon, 18 Jul 2022 17:18:49 GMT

Hello All,

Jazz at Lincoln Center is hiring a Digital Analytics Manager. Job posting link: https://www.jazz.org/careers/digital-analytics-manager/

To apply, email cover letter and resume to careers@jazz.org

If we need to do a data breach notification...

Jamie O'Brien — Fri, 15 Jul 2022 17:57:45 GMT

Preemptively, I'd like to flag that we should connect around strategy if it's appropriate for all WordFly-based orgs to reach out to our patrons about the ransomware data breach.

I have absolutely nothing deeper than that to say yet, but it occurred to me earlier today that, should we need to do this, a good number of tri-state area people may suddenly be on the receiving end of dozens of alarming notifications and make the issue feel even larger. A coordinated notification may be a better approach.

Should today's Town Hall reveal that we ought to pursue this, we'll spin up an initial Zoom or something along those lines.

Please go ahead and use this thread to note ideas or even just interest.

CC: to the NJ folks, Howard Levine and Mark DuBose

Job Opportunity: Box Office Manager, Richmond, VA!

Kelly Saverino — Fri, 08 Jul 2022 15:58:39 GMT

Hello! The Modlin Center for the Arts Box Office at the University of Richmond in Richmond, VA is looking to hire a Box Office Manager. Richmond is an up and coming place with amazing opportunities and culture. If you are interested in applying for this position please refer to the UR Jobs site and follow this URL! https://richmond.csod.com/ats/careersite/JobDetails.aspx?site=1&id=2593