AMS Welcomes our Newest Analyst Lesly Ceballos
AMS is delighted to welcome our newest Analyst, Lesly Ceballos. Lesly joins us from Los Angeles, where she previously served as Alumni Affairs Coordinator at
AMS is delighted to welcome our newest Analyst, Lesly Ceballos. Lesly joins us from Los Angeles, where she previously served as Alumni Affairs Coordinator at
AMS is pleased to welcome Dr. LaSaundra Booth as Consulting Associate to the AMS team. Dr. Booth is an accomplished arts leader and teaching artist.
As we welcome an exciting and inspiring 2024, we would like to celebrate the year that was 2023! AMS turned 35 and welcomed Hannah Fenlon
AMS is pleased to welcome Fellow Beatriz Vargas Gonzalez. Beatriz will be joining our team from November 13th to February 2nd. Born and raised in
Gettysburg College, the owner and operator of the Majestic Theater, seeks an Executive Director to lead the enterprise as a key contributor to the College,
Please join us in welcoming our newest Project Manager Hannah Fenlon! A cultural strategist and arts administrator with a background in the performing arts and
Amazingly to me, AMS is celebrating 35 years of service to the arts and cultural sector. The time has gone by in a flash. My
AMS recognizes 35 years operating in service of the arts and entertainment sector this fall. Founded in 1988 by Steven A. Wolff, the AMS team
We’re pleased and proud when our work can serve not only the success of individual clients, but also the resilience of the larger arts and culture field. This page includes links and listings of some of the long-form articles, chapters, reports, and resources we’ve developed that are available to the public.
Performing arts centers (PACs) have long tracked performance indicators and many have engaged in formal benchmarking for over a decade. Still, until now, the sector has yet to formally address the need for a rigorous, singular source of performance measures and definitions. This manual represents a first effort toward that goal and contains the work and thought of professionals throughout the PAC sector. Performance reporting is crucial to communicating the role and relevancy of Performing
AMS President Steven A. Wolff contributed a chapter entitled “The Evolution of the Performing Arts Center: What Does Success Look Like?” to the 2017 Routledge book, Performing Arts Center Management.
In an article for Arts Centre Melbourne’s magazine, Encore, AMS Principal Steven A. Wolff details the evolution of “public value” among a particularly complex group of arts organizations: performing arts centers. Modern performing arts centers like Arts Centre Melbourne which officially opened in 1984 were relatively new concepts that dated back only to the 1960s. But now, they have become highly sophisticated businesses run by expert professional staff and guided by deeply engaged boards.
Performing arts centers (PACs) have long tracked performance indicators and many have engaged in formal benchmarking for over a decade. Still, until now, the sector
AMS President Steven A. Wolff contributed a chapter entitled “The Evolution of the Performing Arts Center: What Does Success Look Like?” to the 2017 Routledge
In an article for Arts Centre Melbourne’s magazine, Encore, AMS Principal Steven A. Wolff details the evolution of “public value” among a particularly complex group
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