Arts Manager as Cultural Diplomat Panel & NYC Reception (MAM ONLY)

Join the Carnegie Mellon University Master of Arts Management program for a panel discussion in New York City to explore how arts managers raise the awareness of different cultures and promote intercultural relations through the production of visual and performing arts. Chief Executive Officer of the International Society for the Performing Arts, David Baile, moderates a discussion on the role of arts manager as cultural diplomat. Joining him on the panel are three leaders in the field: Mary Lou Aleskie, Executive Director, International Festival of Arts and Ideas; Linda Brumbach, Founder and President, Pomegranate Arts; and Zeyba Rahman, Senior Program Officer, Building Bridges Program at the Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art.

Following the discussion, join us for a reception with the panelists, Carnegie Mellon University alumni, local NYC arts managers, and current Master of Arts Management students to continue the conversation. Light appetizers and beverages will be served.
DETAILS
WHEN: Thursday, October 20, 2016
WHERE: SubCulture: 45 Bleecker Street | New York, NY 10012
WHEN 5:00-6:00pm – Panel | 6:00-7:30pm - Reception
WHO: NYC MAM Alumni, NYC arts managers, and current MAM students

This RSVP is only for the Panel & Reception on Thursday, October 20, 2016 -- all other events in NYC and the bus may require separate registration. (This event is free if you RSVP in advance and attend. However, if you cancel your RSVP after Friday, October 14, 2016 or no show for this event your student account will be charged $50.)

Arts Manager as Cultural Diplomat Panel & NYC Reception is open to only to Master of Arts Management students. This event will take place in New York City. It is part of the Heinz College 2016 Experience NYC trip. If you are a MEIM, MISM, or PPM, please consult your Career Advisor to recommend what Experience NYC events may be right for you.


NOTE ON PAYMENT
All Heinz College Career Services Networking events will be free to attend provided the following 3 rules are adhered to:
1.) Students RSVP to attend the event and attend the event. (No walk-ins or Late registration will be permitted.)
2.) If plans change the student cancels their registration prior to the event by specific date determined by the staff of Career Services. (For this event that date is 10.14.2016)
3.) Students who register and then no show for events or attempt to cancel their registration after the registration deadline will be charged $50 directly to the student account.

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