Submitted by sduarte on August 14, 2008 - 12:23pm.
I would like to invite you to complete our new survey that seeks to further understand the opportunities and challenges of leaders at all levels of California-based arts organizations. It includes 15 required demographic questions, 12 multiple choice or ranked questions, and up to four open-ended questions. It should take you approximately 20-25 minutes to complete. Please note that this is an anonymous survey which employs secure socket layer protocol to ensure your privacy.
Our goal is to reach arts leaders at all levels of the organization, so please forward this email to other members of your staff as well as your colleagues working in California-based nonprofit arts organizations.
Please take the survey here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=l9I_2fZodWlaE8uxpx9BhYwg_3d_3d
The survey will close on September 5, 2008.
We appreciate your contribution to this research.
Sincerely,
John McGuirk Program Director, Arts The James Irvine Foundation
Background of the Research In 2006, The James Irvine Foundation commissioned research to examine the forces, trends, and challenges facing California's arts sector. The resulting report, titled "Critical Issues Facing the Arts in California: A Working Paper," identified the development of the next generation of artists and arts managers as one of five key issues facing the arts sector that should be addressed to ensure the continued health and vitality of the field moving forward.
In response to this finding, Irvine retained Victoria J Saunders of Victoria J Saunders Consulting and Dewey Schott of Next Step Consulting to further investigate the leadership challenges and opportunities facing leaders and managers in California arts organizations.
About The James Irvine Foundation The James Irvine Foundation is a private, nonprofit grantmaking foundation dedicated to expanding opportunity for the people of California to participate in a vibrant, successful and inclusive society. The Foundation's grantmaking is organized around three program areas: Arts, Youth and California Perspectives, which focuses on improving decision making on significant state issues. Since 1937 the Foundation has provided over $1 billion in grants to more than 3,000 nonprofit organizations throughout California. With current assets of over $1.8 billion, the Foundation expects to make grants of $81 million in 2008 for the people of California.
For further inquiries about this survey, contact:
Dewey Schott, Next Step Consulting dewey@next-step-consulting.net
Our goal is to reach arts leaders at all levels of the organization, so please forward this email to other members of your staff as well as your colleagues working in California-based nonprofit arts organizations.
Please take the survey here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=l9I_2fZodWlaE8uxpx9BhYwg_3d_3d
The survey will close on September 5, 2008.
We appreciate your contribution to this research.
Sincerely,
John McGuirk Program Director, Arts The James Irvine Foundation
Background of the Research In 2006, The James Irvine Foundation commissioned research to examine the forces, trends, and challenges facing California's arts sector. The resulting report, titled "Critical Issues Facing the Arts in California: A Working Paper," identified the development of the next generation of artists and arts managers as one of five key issues facing the arts sector that should be addressed to ensure the continued health and vitality of the field moving forward.
In response to this finding, Irvine retained Victoria J Saunders of Victoria J Saunders Consulting and Dewey Schott of Next Step Consulting to further investigate the leadership challenges and opportunities facing leaders and managers in California arts organizations.
About The James Irvine Foundation The James Irvine Foundation is a private, nonprofit grantmaking foundation dedicated to expanding opportunity for the people of California to participate in a vibrant, successful and inclusive society. The Foundation's grantmaking is organized around three program areas: Arts, Youth and California Perspectives, which focuses on improving decision making on significant state issues. Since 1937 the Foundation has provided over $1 billion in grants to more than 3,000 nonprofit organizations throughout California. With current assets of over $1.8 billion, the Foundation expects to make grants of $81 million in 2008 for the people of California.
For further inquiries about this survey, contact:
Dewey Schott, Next Step Consulting dewey@next-step-consulting.net
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