This pilot program is demonstrating how artists help neighborhoods and how neighborhoods help artists. Learn more...
Arts and Culture Roundtable
We know there is strength in numbers. When issues of common cause arise, CPAC convenes the arts and culture sector to discuss how to best address them. See content from the most recent Arts and Culture Roundtables...
Audience Matters
This one-day workshop on June 6th, 2011, was designed to inspire innovation. Opening keynote, Richard Evans, spoke about implementing an innovation strategy in your organization. Charlie Miller, Sarah Lutman and Renee Baldocchi offered their stories as case studies. Closing Keynote, Andy Goodman gave a truly interactive presentation about how to use story-telling to make a lasting impact on your audiences.
Collaborative Marketing Database
Members of this group pools data to gain more robust information about current and prospective arts and culture consumers. Learn more...
CultureADD
Business challenges affect all nonprofit organizations. CPAC understands that and has created a process to overcome them and help your organization flourish. CultureADD (Assess, Diagnose, Develop) is an online assessment tool to help improve arts and culture nonprofits' operations. Through CultureADD, you can analyze your organization’s strengths and weaknesses, identify root causes and gain access to resources to help build up challenge areas. Signing up is easy. If you are a nonprofit arts and culture organization that has been in existence for four years and have a budget of $5 million or less, go to the to cultureadd.org and follow the steps to gain complete access to CultureADD. In no time, you’ll be on your way to a stronger organization.
In these regional conferences, CPAC and partners throughout the industrial Midwest are discussing how we can continue to position the region as a national creative hub and urban laboratory for reinventing "Rust Belt" cities through arts and culture. View conference materials and related research...
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Have a business problem that’s nagging you? CPAC staff is available to meet with you to discuss your questions or concerns. To set up an appointment or have an initial conversation, call the office at 216-575-0331 or e-mail info@cpacbiz.org.
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