Remember the FREE Facebook/Twitter Workshop

James Fowler is back for a HACE Mini Series Workshop - Beyond the Basics - Social Media for Artists and Cultural Organizations. You've got one more week to register at 905-874-2919 or info@artsbrampton.ca. See the original post here:
http://bactalk.blogspot.ca/2014/01/new-hacetm-mini-series-workshop.html

NEW! HACE(TM) Mini Series Workshop

"Beyond the Basics - Social Media for Artists and Cultural Organizations"
(For Facebook & Twitter)

Saturday, February 22, 2014, 1 PM - 4:30 PM at the Brampton Golf Club

Due to incredible demand and astoundingly positive reviews at his last workshop “On-line marketing for VISUAL artists”, James Fowler has graciously agreed to return to present an extended workshop on using social media via Facebook & Twitter. (You do not have to be a visual artist to attend this workshop.)

Overview: Developed for artists or people working in cultural organizations who use Twitter and Facebook to promote their work or organization's programs, this hands-on group workshop will show you how to get your messaging right and learn how to develop a great content plan, build and schedule inventory, manage your message and team workflow through a social media dashboard.

You will learn to incorporate linking & sharing tools to amplify your message and further build your audience. Learn to use in-platform applications and tools to work effectively and efficiently and get familiar with how each can best be used.  Get to know how to develop a sharp listening program through various online and in-platform monitoring tools. Learn to identify leads for event participants, membership and sales. Become familiar with various external and internal metrics tools to help identify which parts of your social media communications program are working and how to improve your initiatives. 

Please note:
1. Participants must bring: laptop/notepad computer c/w power cord and power bar to reach the nearest electrical outlet.
2. Participants should have a Facebook Page and Twitter account in active use.

Read about the presenter James Fowler here: http://www.artsbrampton.ca/haceMS.asp

REGISTER NOW!

CALL 905-874-2919 OR EMAIL info@artsbrampton.ca

Thank you!

THANK YOU TO ALL OUR ATTENDEES AND SPEAKERS FOR THIS YEAR’S HACE™ BUSINESS OF THE ARTS WEEKEND (BOA)

This weekend was beautiful and we couldn’t have done it without each and every one of you. Thanks for coming and we hope to see you next year.

Have you signed up yet?

Less than a week to sign up for Business of the Arts Weekend. With speakers like international hitmaker Dan Hill, dance superstar Robert Desrosiers and other professionals from various disciplines, it's a great time to come to this FREE to Bramptonians event. Check out the schedule below OR get more details at http://www.artsbrampton.ca/workshops.asp

Register by calling 905-874-2919 or emailing info@artsbrampton.ca

FREE Marketing and Sponsorship Workshop!

The BAC is proud to announce Mini HACE™ Series Event

"Marketing and Sponsorship"
Tuesday, October 22, 2013, 7 PM at the Brampton Golf Club

Overview: Explore an opportunity to look at sponsorship as a marketing and sales function.  Attendees can expect to get an overview of 3 key elements:

1.  Identifying a prospect and creating a fundraising pipeline.
2. Value proposition of the organization. 
3. Effective Implementation of process.

Sudarshan “Suds” Jagannathan is an active and thinking citizen of India and Canada. Professionally, Suds brings 16 years in Sales/Consulting and being a catalyst for Change across the travel, telecom and financial sectors (last role - Director, Business Development, Canada - Travelport). Here, Suds has been successful in creating new or breathing life into existing 'organisms', and yield powerful results. Suds is also part of Toronto's little known secret, http://www.masadvise.ca, a volunteer consulting group, where Suds focuses on Marketing, Sales, Fundraising and Branding initiatives to non-profit agencies - again, with real results. Additionally, Suds mentors new immigrants and has served on a few non-profit boards. Suds believes in dreaming big and executing small victories that realize that dream. Latest rumor is that Suds is now transitioning over to the Social Development sector, continuing to daydream and EXECUTE. Suds' pipeline of ideas include Corporate Social Responsibility and Social Enterprises. With so much time left, Suds plays cricket for the Toronto's oldest cricket club and is learning how to sing. Suds is driven by the desire to illuminate within, share the light with the world and believes in the Gandhian doctrine - "It starts with one".

REGISTER NOW!

905-874-2919  info@artsbrampton.ca

New! HACE Mini Series Workshop

September 24, 2013, 7 PM. "Ticketing Tips, Trends and the Customer’s Experience"

An open discussion of the trends, tips and marketing ideas as they relate to ticket sales and the customer’s experience. The group will examine what they are doing that’s working, what challenges they are experiencing, what their customers expect and how this might be achieved. http://www.artsbrampton.ca/haceMS.asp

So many brilliant images

Lots of images have been updated on the Brampton Arts Council's photo album. Get updated with what you missed and share it!

Special thanks goes out to Herman Custodio of Custodio Photography Studios, who took most of the images for Brampton Arts in Bloom.

And Brittany Arjune, who took the images for the Dave Bidini seminar.

http://picasaweb.google.com/113253991346504907378

Brampton Arts in Bloom, featured performers of Peel  Panto Players

An Evening in Conversation with writer, musician and producer David Bidini. Seen here with staff member Cameron Smillie

Schmoozefest III

Brampton Board of Trade "After Business" - Glenn McFarlane of Brampton Folk Club shows Shane Wieler of Rose Orchestra how he drum rolls

NEW! A HACE Mini Series Evening in Conversation with...

Author and musician Dave Bidini is the only person to have been nominated for a Gemini, Genie and Juno as well CBC's Canada Reads.
A founding member of Rheostatics, he has written 10 books, including On a Cold Road, Tropic of Hockey, Around the World in 57 1/2 Gigs, and Home and Away. He has made two Gemini Award-nominated documentaries and his play, the Five Hole Stories, was staged by One Yellow Rabbit Performance Company, touring the country in 2008. His third book, Baseballissimo, is being developed for the screen by Jay Baruchel, and, in 2010, he won his third National Magazine Award, for "Travels in Narnia." He writes a weekly column for the Saturday Post and, in 2011, he published the Toronto Book Award-nominated Writing Gordon Lightfoot.


Listen and ask Dave about his experiences on May 8, 2013, 7 PM at the Brampton Golf Club. Call 905-874-2919 or email info@artsbrampton.ca to register.

http://www.artsbrampton.ca/hacems.asp

So You Want To Go For A Grant?"

REGISTRAION BEGINS January 7, 2013.

Thursday, Feb. 7, 2013

7 - 9 PM at the

Brampton Golf Club

Overview: This interactive session will introduce the basics of preparing a grant application geared to culture based funders. It will show you how to research appropriate funding sources, and how to structure your project to take advantage of existing funds. We will also review current funding deadlines. We will go in depth into the components of applications, including types of funding sources, proof of eligibility, proposal narrative, work plans, objectives and deliverables, and budgeting.

Telling a concise story about your organization or career can lead to funding without compromising your artistic goals. Building a relationship with funders can inspire two-way relationships that will put you ahead of the game.
This intensive workshop will offer answers to individual questions, and access to private consultation with grant expert Avril Helbig.

Avril Helbig is an arts consultant and grant writer with 25 years experience accessing funds from private, municipal, provincial and federal sources. Her clients have included artists, festivals, events, not for profits, NGOs and government facilities. With a career based primarily around the performing arts, Avril has extensive experience as an agent and manager, touring music and theatre across North America and Europe. Avril also managed the largest classical music label in Canada, Deutsche Grammohone recordings. For the past 6 years she has consulted to a variety of clients, including producers, managers, facilities, agencies, presenters, and performing artists.