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Here are just some of the outstanding events you can expect this June:
Orchestra Leadership Academy Seminars
Let us help you invest in the future! The League is committed to recognizing and encouraging effective and visionary leadership in the orchestra profession and for the performing arts.
See OLA schedule >>
Perspectives
Hear thoughtful presentations from experts on big issues, engage in active problem solving and exploration in small groups, and, in many cases, explore ideas that will inform your work back home.
See Perspectives schedule >>
General Sessions
You'll find inspiring and informative General Sessions each day. Open up your view of what is possible. Speakers from the performing arts community and from the world beyond will share experiences, insights, and ideas.
Opening Session: Orchestra R/Evolution >>
Keynote speaker: Ben Cameron, program director for the arts, Doris Duke Charitable Foundation
There Are No Crises, Only Tough Decisions >>
Keynote speaker: Russell Willis Taylor, president and CEO, National Arts Strategies
Peer-to-Peer Roundtables >>
Select individuals share an idea or strategy that has been successful
for their organization with Conference delegates.
The Atlanta School of Composers Concert >>
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
Robert Spano, conductor
(this Session also includes: presentation of the League’s Gold Baton Award 2010;
President’s Address:
Jesse Rosen, president and CEO, League of American Orchestras)
Symposia
Constituency Meetings
As usual, meetings with your orchestra peers are planned throughout the week. Details will follow as each group sets its agenda.
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Masterclass for Conductors
Free Workshops
The League's Civic Engagement and Board Assessment tools.
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Free Consultations
With an NEA representative and/or Electronic Media consultant.
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Parties and Receptions
Tune Up Party
All Delegate Reception
Closing Reception
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