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Council in the News
Recognized as the go-to leader on issues related to business/arts partnerships, the Arts & Business Council of Greater Philadelphia is often featured in regional publications.
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- Does Your Nonprofit Need an IT Audit?
By Kathleen Carignan, The Legal Intelligencer, 3/24/08, pdf
How many nonprofit organization are in need of assessing their current technology usage, particularly software licenses. - Volunteer Lawyers, Business Council Combine for Culture
By Sally Friedman, The Bulletin, 3/19/08, pdf
Philadelphia Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts has merged with the Arts & Business Council. - Arts Merger (from Arts Watch)
By Stephan Salisbury, The Philadelphia Inquirer, 2/2/08, pdf
Philadelphia Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts has merged with the Arts & Business Council. - New Group has Oversight of Arts
By Stephan Salisbury, The Philadelphia Inquirer, 2/2/08, pdf
Mayor Michael Nutter has named Council President and CEO Karen B. Davis as one of the members of the city's art commission, which oversees public art projects. - Tapping Into Creative Workers
By Karen B. Davis and Tammy Mattson, Philadelphia Business Journal, 11/9/07, pdf
Creativity and innovation. No one would argue their value in business, especially in today's fast-changing global marketplace. But too often they sit on a pedestal, supported with the assumption that only a select few can come up with breakthrough thinking. - Doing Their Part to Help The Arts
By Joseph A. Slobodzian , The Philadelphia Inquirer, 6/1/07, pdf
As chief technology officer at Blank Rome in Center City, Larry Liss must meet the computing needs of 1,200 lawyers and support staff in Philadelphia and seven other offices in the U.S. and abroad. - When the Arts Spur Business
Opinion Editorial by Karen Davis, Philadelphia Business Journal, 6/1/07, pdf
Step into a business meeting today and you might see something surprising. World-class jazz ensembles. Poets. Event improvisational actors from the comedy group, Second City.