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TCG Brain Bank: Where Knowledge Earns Interest
Introduction
One of TCG’s greatest assets is the community
of brilliant and creative minds represented by our membership.
The TCG Brain Bank was created as a way to connect these minds
by allowing our members to share their wealth of experiences
and knowledge with one another. Even the most seasoned of theatre
professionals find themselves facing challenges for which they
feel unprepared. By connecting our members with colleagues who
have cleared similar hurdles, TCG hopes to foster a sense of
community and support while harvesting the knowledge of the
field for the greater good. |
Before
registering, click here to learn how the Brain Bank works!
Register as a Knowledge Donor Knowledge Donors
are individuals who volunteer their time and expertise to offer
guidance and counsel to Peers. Once registered, TCG will store
the Knowledge Donor's information in our database and consider
it for a match each time we register a new Peer.
To register, you will be
asked to provide brief explanations of each area of expertise
that you submit. Please see the list below for areas of expertise.
If you don’t see your area of expertise listed here, please
contact Claire Mazur, management
programs associate. |
Register as a Peer Peers are individuals
who wish to be matched with a Knowledge Donor to receive guidance
on a particular issue. Once registered, TCG will search our
database to find the Knowledge Donor whose experience and background
best suits the Peer's stated challenge.
To register, you will be asked to specify an area
of need and provide a brief explanation of the challenge you are
facing. Please see the list below for areas of need. If you don’t
see your area of need listed here, please contact Claire
Mazur, management programs associate. |
Areas of Expertise/NeedAudience Development, Arts Education,
Board Relations and Development, Budgeting/Budgeting Re-Projections,
Capital Campaigns, Civic and Community Engagement and Partnerships,
Commissioning, Community-based Work, Co-Productions, Crisis
Management, Enhancement (transferring a production to a commercial
venue), Diversification, Fundraising for Operations, Human Resources
Issues (especially in times of economic downturn), International
Work, Marketing, New Play Development, Season Planning, Strategic
Planning, Technology and Social Media, Touring |
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