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Does your performing-arts organization need to prepare more effectively for an uncertain future? How well are you responding to rapidly changing economic realities and social environments—more diverse communities and constituencies, new audiences, evolving participation styles, and competition for leisure time?

Would your organization benefit from reconsidering and revamping its medium- and long-term fundraising and marketing strategies?

Would it benefit from regular and sustained assistance rather than periodic, crisis-oriented, or quick-fix attention?

Can’t find the time to address these issues in a consistent and strategic fashion? Can’t hire full-time staff in all the relevant fields?

Encore! Consulting helps develop and enhance your organization’s fundraising, marketing, board-development, and financial-management strategies in order to forge a viable, long-term relationship between your arts organization and its community.

Reality check:

“In the twenty-first century, performing-arts organizations will have to work harder and more inventively than ever before to prove that they are indispensable to communities.

“They will have to provide new and expanded services and become part of the strategy for long-term community growth and quality of life.

“They will have to get to know their audiences, develop new and expanded relationships with them, provide a richer and more varied experience, and make that experience as positive as possible.”

— Tom Wolf,
Presenting Performances