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An Open Letter to the Trustees of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
I write here in my personal capacity, and these views are mine alone. Nothing that follows represent views of any entity or organization with which I am affiliated.
Dear Trustees of the Kennedy Center,
On the night of September 16, 2026,...
Build Your Career Around the Change You Seek
A graduate student at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago recently asked me how to speak openly about what she wanted to change without putting her career at risk. Another asked how to keep trusting her own judgment while working ins...
You Can't Afford the Job You Want
The offer
You’re in your thirties and you’re the development director of an arts organization. You started in a box office or a coordinator role and worked hard to get this job. Your salary covers a decent apartment, and last year you t...
The Culture Wars Followed Us Inside
I write here in my individual capacity, drawing on three decades in the nonprofit arts sector. I speak on behalf of no institution.
On September 2, crews arrived at the Kennedy Center and took Joel Shapiro’s Blue off the lawn, where it ha...
The Employee You're Afraid to Fire
Three weeks into a new job, an executive director asks the staff who holds the donor relationships behind the spring appeal. The answer is one name. Who manages the relationship with the fundraising software vendor? The same name. The board...
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