BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//Exware Solutions Inc.//ExSite v3.8//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ExSite-EvtCal-1021-@cciarts.org DTSTAMP:20260513T125435 DTSTART:20230308T120000 DTEND:20230308T130000 SUMMARY:CCI - Business of Art Sampler Platter DESCRIPTION: \n\n \n\nCCI's signature Business of Art entrepreneurial training program is designed to enhance the business skills of artists and creative entrepreneurs working across the creative disciplines. Norm ally presented as a 10-week bootcamp for up to 24 artists, the program c overs goal setting, marketing and promotion, strategic planning, financi al management, legal issues, and funding your art business. Taught by ar ts business leaders with both commercial and nonprofit experience, the B usiness of Art curriculum is rooted in the idea that your art business i s driven by two elements: your core values and the people who value what you do. \n\nThis Business of Art Sampler Platter offers nutritious n uggets of learning from the Business of Art curriculum in three, easily digestible, 1-hour webinars led by contributors to the 3rd Edition of th e Business of Art book.\n\n \n\nParticipants must register separately for each workshop in this series.\n\n \n\n-- March 8: Branding with Su e Bell Yank  --\n\nHow to promote your work in a way that is true to yo ur values and connects with your people.\n\n--   --\n\n-- March 15: Pri cing with Elaine Grogan-Luttrull  --\n\nHow to set prices based on your Costs, Customers, Competition, and Competencies.\n\n--   --\n\n--   - -\n\n-- March 22: Legal Issues with Casey Summar --\n\nHow to choose a b usiness entity type (LLC, Nonprofit, Sole Proprietor, etc.) for your art business.\n\nNOTE: A recording of this webinar will be shared with regi strants only. It will NOT be shared on YouTube. \n\n--  REGISTRATION I S CLOSED. --\n\n \n\n \n\nRegistrants will receive a coupon code for 2 0% off CCI's Business of Art workbook. Coupon expires 6/30/2023, one t ime use only, one purchase per person.\n\n \n\n------------------------ ------------------------------------------------\n\n-- Presenter Bios -- \n\n \n\nSUE BELL YANK (Branding) is Executive Director of Clockshop LA. She has worked in arts, entertainment, and public schools for over 1 5 years, including most recently as Deputy Director at 18th Street Arts Center in Santa Monica, and as Associate Director of Academic Programs at the Hammer Museum, where she formed city-wide partnerships triangula ting communities, the arts, government, and schools through conversatio ns around equity, intergenerational storytelling, and sustainability. He r expertise lies in communications strategies, community outreach and pa rtnerships, program development, arts pedagogy, and audience development . She teaches arts education at UCLA, frequently writes about socially e ngaged art practice and pedagogy, and has been a Field Researcher for A Blade of Grass and Asian Arts Initiative. Sue edited the 3rd Edition of CCI's Business of Art, and is a contributing author to the publication .\n\n \n\nELAINE GROGAN-LUTTRULL, CPA-PFS, AFC® (Pricing) is the foun der of Minerva Financial Arts, a company devoted to building financial literacy and empowerment in creative individuals and organizations. Her workshops and presentations have been featured nationwide. Elaine teache s at the Columbus College of Art & Design, where she served as the Depar tment Head for Business & Entrepreneurship from 2014-2018. Previously, E laine served as the Director of Financial Analysis for The Juilliard Sch ool and in the Transaction Advisory Services practice of Ernst & Young i n New York.Elaine is the author of Arts & Numbers (Agate, B2 2013) and t he forthcoming Five Questions (Agate, B2). She is based in Columbus, Ohi o where she serves on the boards of the Short North Alliance, Social Ven tures, and the Financial Therapy Association. Elaine is a Business of A rt, 3rd Edition, contributing author.\n\n \n\nCASEY SUMMAR (Legal Issue s) is an attorney and national consultant working with organizations and artists on organizational strategy, planning, and board development. Sh e serves as Of Counsel with the Law Firm for Non-Profits and is an adjun ct Professor of Law at Vanderbilt University. Prior to relocating to Sou thern California, Casey founded the Tennessee Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts in 2005 which grew to become the Arts & Business Council of Greater Nashville, an arts service organization dedicated to ensuring a thrivin g arts community, for which she served as Executive Director for over a decade. In that role, she advised the boards and staff of over 400 nonpr ofits at all stages of organizational lifecycle from formation to operat ions to transition. Casey was recognized for this work as the 2016 Nonpr ofit CEO of the Year for Middle Tennessee. Casey serves on the boards of the national Craft Emergency Relief Fund (CERF+), the Carpinteria Arts Center, and the Lois & Walter Capps Project. Casey received her J.D. wit h honors from Vanderbilt University Law School and graduated magna cum l aude from Belmont University with a B.F.A in Photography. Casey is based in Carpinteria, CA.\n\n \n\n------------------------------------------ ------------------------------\n\n \n\nDates: Wednesdays, March 8, 15, and 22\n\n \n\nTime: 12:00-1:00pm PT / 3:00-4:00pm ET\n\n \n\nOnline platform: A Zoom link will be emailed to those who register. The event s will be recorded and a link will be shared with registrants.\n\n \n\ nCost: $5-15 (sliding scale). Please pay what you can afford. Those who are able to afford full price tickets will help subsidize those who can not.\n\n--   --\n\n---------------------------------------------------- --------------------\n\nQuestions? Email allison@cciarts.org.\n\n \n\ nCancellation Policy: Full refund on registration fees up to 48 hours p rior to workshop date. Fees non-refundable after that date.\n\n \n\nThi s workshop series is made possible with support from:\n\n \n\n       \n\n \n\n \n\n  END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ExSite-EvtCal-1021-@cciarts.org DTSTAMP:20260513T125435 DTSTART:20230315T120000 DTEND:20230315T130000 SUMMARY:CCI - Business of Art Sampler Platter DESCRIPTION: \n\n \n\nCCI's signature Business of Art entrepreneurial training program is designed to enhance the business skills of artists and creative entrepreneurs working across the creative disciplines. Norm ally presented as a 10-week bootcamp for up to 24 artists, the program c overs goal setting, marketing and promotion, strategic planning, financi al management, legal issues, and funding your art business. Taught by ar ts business leaders with both commercial and nonprofit experience, the B usiness of Art curriculum is rooted in the idea that your art business i s driven by two elements: your core values and the people who value what you do. \n\nThis Business of Art Sampler Platter offers nutritious n uggets of learning from the Business of Art curriculum in three, easily digestible, 1-hour webinars led by contributors to the 3rd Edition of th e Business of Art book.\n\n \n\nParticipants must register separately for each workshop in this series.\n\n \n\n-- March 8: Branding with Su e Bell Yank  --\n\nHow to promote your work in a way that is true to yo ur values and connects with your people.\n\n--   --\n\n-- March 15: Pri cing with Elaine Grogan-Luttrull  --\n\nHow to set prices based on your Costs, Customers, Competition, and Competencies.\n\n--   --\n\n--   - -\n\n-- March 22: Legal Issues with Casey Summar --\n\nHow to choose a b usiness entity type (LLC, Nonprofit, Sole Proprietor, etc.) for your art business.\n\nNOTE: A recording of this webinar will be shared with regi strants only. It will NOT be shared on YouTube. \n\n--  REGISTRATION I S CLOSED. --\n\n \n\n \n\nRegistrants will receive a coupon code for 2 0% off CCI's Business of Art workbook. Coupon expires 6/30/2023, one t ime use only, one purchase per person.\n\n \n\n------------------------ ------------------------------------------------\n\n-- Presenter Bios -- \n\n \n\nSUE BELL YANK (Branding) is Executive Director of Clockshop LA. She has worked in arts, entertainment, and public schools for over 1 5 years, including most recently as Deputy Director at 18th Street Arts Center in Santa Monica, and as Associate Director of Academic Programs at the Hammer Museum, where she formed city-wide partnerships triangula ting communities, the arts, government, and schools through conversatio ns around equity, intergenerational storytelling, and sustainability. He r expertise lies in communications strategies, community outreach and pa rtnerships, program development, arts pedagogy, and audience development . She teaches arts education at UCLA, frequently writes about socially e ngaged art practice and pedagogy, and has been a Field Researcher for A Blade of Grass and Asian Arts Initiative. Sue edited the 3rd Edition of CCI's Business of Art, and is a contributing author to the publication .\n\n \n\nELAINE GROGAN-LUTTRULL, CPA-PFS, AFC® (Pricing) is the foun der of Minerva Financial Arts, a company devoted to building financial literacy and empowerment in creative individuals and organizations. Her workshops and presentations have been featured nationwide. Elaine teache s at the Columbus College of Art & Design, where she served as the Depar tment Head for Business & Entrepreneurship from 2014-2018. Previously, E laine served as the Director of Financial Analysis for The Juilliard Sch ool and in the Transaction Advisory Services practice of Ernst & Young i n New York.Elaine is the author of Arts & Numbers (Agate, B2 2013) and t he forthcoming Five Questions (Agate, B2). She is based in Columbus, Ohi o where she serves on the boards of the Short North Alliance, Social Ven tures, and the Financial Therapy Association. Elaine is a Business of A rt, 3rd Edition, contributing author.\n\n \n\nCASEY SUMMAR (Legal Issue s) is an attorney and national consultant working with organizations and artists on organizational strategy, planning, and board development. Sh e serves as Of Counsel with the Law Firm for Non-Profits and is an adjun ct Professor of Law at Vanderbilt University. Prior to relocating to Sou thern California, Casey founded the Tennessee Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts in 2005 which grew to become the Arts & Business Council of Greater Nashville, an arts service organization dedicated to ensuring a thrivin g arts community, for which she served as Executive Director for over a decade. In that role, she advised the boards and staff of over 400 nonpr ofits at all stages of organizational lifecycle from formation to operat ions to transition. Casey was recognized for this work as the 2016 Nonpr ofit CEO of the Year for Middle Tennessee. Casey serves on the boards of the national Craft Emergency Relief Fund (CERF+), the Carpinteria Arts Center, and the Lois & Walter Capps Project. Casey received her J.D. wit h honors from Vanderbilt University Law School and graduated magna cum l aude from Belmont University with a B.F.A in Photography. Casey is based in Carpinteria, CA.\n\n \n\n------------------------------------------ ------------------------------\n\n \n\nDates: Wednesdays, March 8, 15, and 22\n\n \n\nTime: 12:00-1:00pm PT / 3:00-4:00pm ET\n\n \n\nOnline platform: A Zoom link will be emailed to those who register. The event s will be recorded and a link will be shared with registrants.\n\n \n\ nCost: $5-15 (sliding scale). Please pay what you can afford. Those who are able to afford full price tickets will help subsidize those who can not.\n\n--   --\n\n---------------------------------------------------- --------------------\n\nQuestions? Email allison@cciarts.org.\n\n \n\ nCancellation Policy: Full refund on registration fees up to 48 hours p rior to workshop date. Fees non-refundable after that date.\n\n \n\nThi s workshop series is made possible with support from:\n\n \n\n       \n\n \n\n \n\n  END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ExSite-EvtCal-1021-@cciarts.org DTSTAMP:20260513T125435 DTSTART:20230322T120000 DTEND:20230322T130000 SUMMARY:CCI - Business of Art Sampler Platter DESCRIPTION: \n\n \n\nCCI's signature Business of Art entrepreneurial training program is designed to enhance the business skills of artists and creative entrepreneurs working across the creative disciplines. Norm ally presented as a 10-week bootcamp for up to 24 artists, the program c overs goal setting, marketing and promotion, strategic planning, financi al management, legal issues, and funding your art business. Taught by ar ts business leaders with both commercial and nonprofit experience, the B usiness of Art curriculum is rooted in the idea that your art business i s driven by two elements: your core values and the people who value what you do. \n\nThis Business of Art Sampler Platter offers nutritious n uggets of learning from the Business of Art curriculum in three, easily digestible, 1-hour webinars led by contributors to the 3rd Edition of th e Business of Art book.\n\n \n\nParticipants must register separately for each workshop in this series.\n\n \n\n-- March 8: Branding with Su e Bell Yank  --\n\nHow to promote your work in a way that is true to yo ur values and connects with your people.\n\n--   --\n\n-- March 15: Pri cing with Elaine Grogan-Luttrull  --\n\nHow to set prices based on your Costs, Customers, Competition, and Competencies.\n\n--   --\n\n--   - -\n\n-- March 22: Legal Issues with Casey Summar --\n\nHow to choose a b usiness entity type (LLC, Nonprofit, Sole Proprietor, etc.) for your art business.\n\nNOTE: A recording of this webinar will be shared with regi strants only. It will NOT be shared on YouTube. \n\n--  REGISTRATION I S CLOSED. --\n\n \n\n \n\nRegistrants will receive a coupon code for 2 0% off CCI's Business of Art workbook. Coupon expires 6/30/2023, one t ime use only, one purchase per person.\n\n \n\n------------------------ ------------------------------------------------\n\n-- Presenter Bios -- \n\n \n\nSUE BELL YANK (Branding) is Executive Director of Clockshop LA. She has worked in arts, entertainment, and public schools for over 1 5 years, including most recently as Deputy Director at 18th Street Arts Center in Santa Monica, and as Associate Director of Academic Programs at the Hammer Museum, where she formed city-wide partnerships triangula ting communities, the arts, government, and schools through conversatio ns around equity, intergenerational storytelling, and sustainability. He r expertise lies in communications strategies, community outreach and pa rtnerships, program development, arts pedagogy, and audience development . She teaches arts education at UCLA, frequently writes about socially e ngaged art practice and pedagogy, and has been a Field Researcher for A Blade of Grass and Asian Arts Initiative. Sue edited the 3rd Edition of CCI's Business of Art, and is a contributing author to the publication .\n\n \n\nELAINE GROGAN-LUTTRULL, CPA-PFS, AFC® (Pricing) is the foun der of Minerva Financial Arts, a company devoted to building financial literacy and empowerment in creative individuals and organizations. Her workshops and presentations have been featured nationwide. Elaine teache s at the Columbus College of Art & Design, where she served as the Depar tment Head for Business & Entrepreneurship from 2014-2018. Previously, E laine served as the Director of Financial Analysis for The Juilliard Sch ool and in the Transaction Advisory Services practice of Ernst & Young i n New York.Elaine is the author of Arts & Numbers (Agate, B2 2013) and t he forthcoming Five Questions (Agate, B2). She is based in Columbus, Ohi o where she serves on the boards of the Short North Alliance, Social Ven tures, and the Financial Therapy Association. Elaine is a Business of A rt, 3rd Edition, contributing author.\n\n \n\nCASEY SUMMAR (Legal Issue s) is an attorney and national consultant working with organizations and artists on organizational strategy, planning, and board development. Sh e serves as Of Counsel with the Law Firm for Non-Profits and is an adjun ct Professor of Law at Vanderbilt University. Prior to relocating to Sou thern California, Casey founded the Tennessee Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts in 2005 which grew to become the Arts & Business Council of Greater Nashville, an arts service organization dedicated to ensuring a thrivin g arts community, for which she served as Executive Director for over a decade. In that role, she advised the boards and staff of over 400 nonpr ofits at all stages of organizational lifecycle from formation to operat ions to transition. Casey was recognized for this work as the 2016 Nonpr ofit CEO of the Year for Middle Tennessee. Casey serves on the boards of the national Craft Emergency Relief Fund (CERF+), the Carpinteria Arts Center, and the Lois & Walter Capps Project. Casey received her J.D. wit h honors from Vanderbilt University Law School and graduated magna cum l aude from Belmont University with a B.F.A in Photography. Casey is based in Carpinteria, CA.\n\n \n\n------------------------------------------ ------------------------------\n\n \n\nDates: Wednesdays, March 8, 15, and 22\n\n \n\nTime: 12:00-1:00pm PT / 3:00-4:00pm ET\n\n \n\nOnline platform: A Zoom link will be emailed to those who register. The event s will be recorded and a link will be shared with registrants.\n\n \n\ nCost: $5-15 (sliding scale). Please pay what you can afford. Those who are able to afford full price tickets will help subsidize those who can not.\n\n--   --\n\n---------------------------------------------------- --------------------\n\nQuestions? Email allison@cciarts.org.\n\n \n\ nCancellation Policy: Full refund on registration fees up to 48 hours p rior to workshop date. Fees non-refundable after that date.\n\n \n\nThi s workshop series is made possible with support from:\n\n \n\n       \n\n \n\n \n\n  END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR Content-type: text/calendar content-disposition: attachment; filename=event.ics BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//Exware Solutions Inc.//ExSite v3.8//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ExSite-EvtCal-1021-@cciarts.org DTSTAMP:20260513T125435 DTSTART:20230308T120000 DTEND:20230308T130000 SUMMARY:CCI - Business of Art Sampler Platter DESCRIPTION: \n\n \n\nCCI's signature Business of Art entrepreneurial training program is designed to enhance the business skills of artists and creative entrepreneurs working across the creative disciplines. Norm ally presented as a 10-week bootcamp for up to 24 artists, the program c overs goal setting, marketing and promotion, strategic planning, financi al management, legal issues, and funding your art business. Taught by ar ts business leaders with both commercial and nonprofit experience, the B usiness of Art curriculum is rooted in the idea that your art business i s driven by two elements: your core values and the people who value what you do. \n\nThis Business of Art Sampler Platter offers nutritious n uggets of learning from the Business of Art curriculum in three, easily digestible, 1-hour webinars led by contributors to the 3rd Edition of th e Business of Art book.\n\n \n\nParticipants must register separately for each workshop in this series.\n\n \n\n-- March 8: Branding with Su e Bell Yank  --\n\nHow to promote your work in a way that is true to yo ur values and connects with your people.\n\n--   --\n\n-- March 15: Pri cing with Elaine Grogan-Luttrull  --\n\nHow to set prices based on your Costs, Customers, Competition, and Competencies.\n\n--   --\n\n--   - -\n\n-- March 22: Legal Issues with Casey Summar --\n\nHow to choose a b usiness entity type (LLC, Nonprofit, Sole Proprietor, etc.) for your art business.\n\nNOTE: A recording of this webinar will be shared with regi strants only. It will NOT be shared on YouTube. \n\n--  REGISTRATION I S CLOSED. --\n\n \n\n \n\nRegistrants will receive a coupon code for 2 0% off CCI's Business of Art workbook. Coupon expires 6/30/2023, one t ime use only, one purchase per person.\n\n \n\n------------------------ ------------------------------------------------\n\n-- Presenter Bios -- \n\n \n\nSUE BELL YANK (Branding) is Executive Director of Clockshop LA. She has worked in arts, entertainment, and public schools for over 1 5 years, including most recently as Deputy Director at 18th Street Arts Center in Santa Monica, and as Associate Director of Academic Programs at the Hammer Museum, where she formed city-wide partnerships triangula ting communities, the arts, government, and schools through conversatio ns around equity, intergenerational storytelling, and sustainability. He r expertise lies in communications strategies, community outreach and pa rtnerships, program development, arts pedagogy, and audience development . She teaches arts education at UCLA, frequently writes about socially e ngaged art practice and pedagogy, and has been a Field Researcher for A Blade of Grass and Asian Arts Initiative. Sue edited the 3rd Edition of CCI's Business of Art, and is a contributing author to the publication .\n\n \n\nELAINE GROGAN-LUTTRULL, CPA-PFS, AFC® (Pricing) is the foun der of Minerva Financial Arts, a company devoted to building financial literacy and empowerment in creative individuals and organizations. Her workshops and presentations have been featured nationwide. Elaine teache s at the Columbus College of Art & Design, where she served as the Depar tment Head for Business & Entrepreneurship from 2014-2018. Previously, E laine served as the Director of Financial Analysis for The Juilliard Sch ool and in the Transaction Advisory Services practice of Ernst & Young i n New York.Elaine is the author of Arts & Numbers (Agate, B2 2013) and t he forthcoming Five Questions (Agate, B2). She is based in Columbus, Ohi o where she serves on the boards of the Short North Alliance, Social Ven tures, and the Financial Therapy Association. Elaine is a Business of A rt, 3rd Edition, contributing author.\n\n \n\nCASEY SUMMAR (Legal Issue s) is an attorney and national consultant working with organizations and artists on organizational strategy, planning, and board development. Sh e serves as Of Counsel with the Law Firm for Non-Profits and is an adjun ct Professor of Law at Vanderbilt University. Prior to relocating to Sou thern California, Casey founded the Tennessee Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts in 2005 which grew to become the Arts & Business Council of Greater Nashville, an arts service organization dedicated to ensuring a thrivin g arts community, for which she served as Executive Director for over a decade. In that role, she advised the boards and staff of over 400 nonpr ofits at all stages of organizational lifecycle from formation to operat ions to transition. Casey was recognized for this work as the 2016 Nonpr ofit CEO of the Year for Middle Tennessee. Casey serves on the boards of the national Craft Emergency Relief Fund (CERF+), the Carpinteria Arts Center, and the Lois & Walter Capps Project. Casey received her J.D. wit h honors from Vanderbilt University Law School and graduated magna cum l aude from Belmont University with a B.F.A in Photography. Casey is based in Carpinteria, CA.\n\n \n\n------------------------------------------ ------------------------------\n\n \n\nDates: Wednesdays, March 8, 15, and 22\n\n \n\nTime: 12:00-1:00pm PT / 3:00-4:00pm ET\n\n \n\nOnline platform: A Zoom link will be emailed to those who register. The event s will be recorded and a link will be shared with registrants.\n\n \n\ nCost: $5-15 (sliding scale). Please pay what you can afford. Those who are able to afford full price tickets will help subsidize those who can not.\n\n--   --\n\n---------------------------------------------------- --------------------\n\nQuestions? Email allison@cciarts.org.\n\n \n\ nCancellation Policy: Full refund on registration fees up to 48 hours p rior to workshop date. Fees non-refundable after that date.\n\n \n\nThi s workshop series is made possible with support from:\n\n \n\n       \n\n \n\n \n\n  END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ExSite-EvtCal-1021-@cciarts.org DTSTAMP:20260513T125435 DTSTART:20230315T120000 DTEND:20230315T130000 SUMMARY:CCI - Business of Art Sampler Platter DESCRIPTION: \n\n \n\nCCI's signature Business of Art entrepreneurial training program is designed to enhance the business skills of artists and creative entrepreneurs working across the creative disciplines. Norm ally presented as a 10-week bootcamp for up to 24 artists, the program c overs goal setting, marketing and promotion, strategic planning, financi al management, legal issues, and funding your art business. Taught by ar ts business leaders with both commercial and nonprofit experience, the B usiness of Art curriculum is rooted in the idea that your art business i s driven by two elements: your core values and the people who value what you do. \n\nThis Business of Art Sampler Platter offers nutritious n uggets of learning from the Business of Art curriculum in three, easily digestible, 1-hour webinars led by contributors to the 3rd Edition of th e Business of Art book.\n\n \n\nParticipants must register separately for each workshop in this series.\n\n \n\n-- March 8: Branding with Su e Bell Yank  --\n\nHow to promote your work in a way that is true to yo ur values and connects with your people.\n\n--   --\n\n-- March 15: Pri cing with Elaine Grogan-Luttrull  --\n\nHow to set prices based on your Costs, Customers, Competition, and Competencies.\n\n--   --\n\n--   - -\n\n-- March 22: Legal Issues with Casey Summar --\n\nHow to choose a b usiness entity type (LLC, Nonprofit, Sole Proprietor, etc.) for your art business.\n\nNOTE: A recording of this webinar will be shared with regi strants only. It will NOT be shared on YouTube. \n\n--  REGISTRATION I S CLOSED. --\n\n \n\n \n\nRegistrants will receive a coupon code for 2 0% off CCI's Business of Art workbook. Coupon expires 6/30/2023, one t ime use only, one purchase per person.\n\n \n\n------------------------ ------------------------------------------------\n\n-- Presenter Bios -- \n\n \n\nSUE BELL YANK (Branding) is Executive Director of Clockshop LA. She has worked in arts, entertainment, and public schools for over 1 5 years, including most recently as Deputy Director at 18th Street Arts Center in Santa Monica, and as Associate Director of Academic Programs at the Hammer Museum, where she formed city-wide partnerships triangula ting communities, the arts, government, and schools through conversatio ns around equity, intergenerational storytelling, and sustainability. He r expertise lies in communications strategies, community outreach and pa rtnerships, program development, arts pedagogy, and audience development . She teaches arts education at UCLA, frequently writes about socially e ngaged art practice and pedagogy, and has been a Field Researcher for A Blade of Grass and Asian Arts Initiative. Sue edited the 3rd Edition of CCI's Business of Art, and is a contributing author to the publication .\n\n \n\nELAINE GROGAN-LUTTRULL, CPA-PFS, AFC® (Pricing) is the foun der of Minerva Financial Arts, a company devoted to building financial literacy and empowerment in creative individuals and organizations. Her workshops and presentations have been featured nationwide. Elaine teache s at the Columbus College of Art & Design, where she served as the Depar tment Head for Business & Entrepreneurship from 2014-2018. Previously, E laine served as the Director of Financial Analysis for The Juilliard Sch ool and in the Transaction Advisory Services practice of Ernst & Young i n New York.Elaine is the author of Arts & Numbers (Agate, B2 2013) and t he forthcoming Five Questions (Agate, B2). She is based in Columbus, Ohi o where she serves on the boards of the Short North Alliance, Social Ven tures, and the Financial Therapy Association. Elaine is a Business of A rt, 3rd Edition, contributing author.\n\n \n\nCASEY SUMMAR (Legal Issue s) is an attorney and national consultant working with organizations and artists on organizational strategy, planning, and board development. Sh e serves as Of Counsel with the Law Firm for Non-Profits and is an adjun ct Professor of Law at Vanderbilt University. Prior to relocating to Sou thern California, Casey founded the Tennessee Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts in 2005 which grew to become the Arts & Business Council of Greater Nashville, an arts service organization dedicated to ensuring a thrivin g arts community, for which she served as Executive Director for over a decade. In that role, she advised the boards and staff of over 400 nonpr ofits at all stages of organizational lifecycle from formation to operat ions to transition. Casey was recognized for this work as the 2016 Nonpr ofit CEO of the Year for Middle Tennessee. Casey serves on the boards of the national Craft Emergency Relief Fund (CERF+), the Carpinteria Arts Center, and the Lois & Walter Capps Project. Casey received her J.D. wit h honors from Vanderbilt University Law School and graduated magna cum l aude from Belmont University with a B.F.A in Photography. Casey is based in Carpinteria, CA.\n\n \n\n------------------------------------------ ------------------------------\n\n \n\nDates: Wednesdays, March 8, 15, and 22\n\n \n\nTime: 12:00-1:00pm PT / 3:00-4:00pm ET\n\n \n\nOnline platform: A Zoom link will be emailed to those who register. The event s will be recorded and a link will be shared with registrants.\n\n \n\ nCost: $5-15 (sliding scale). Please pay what you can afford. Those who are able to afford full price tickets will help subsidize those who can not.\n\n--   --\n\n---------------------------------------------------- --------------------\n\nQuestions? Email allison@cciarts.org.\n\n \n\ nCancellation Policy: Full refund on registration fees up to 48 hours p rior to workshop date. Fees non-refundable after that date.\n\n \n\nThi s workshop series is made possible with support from:\n\n \n\n       \n\n \n\n \n\n  END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ExSite-EvtCal-1021-@cciarts.org DTSTAMP:20260513T125435 DTSTART:20230322T120000 DTEND:20230322T130000 SUMMARY:CCI - Business of Art Sampler Platter DESCRIPTION: \n\n \n\nCCI's signature Business of Art entrepreneurial training program is designed to enhance the business skills of artists and creative entrepreneurs working across the creative disciplines. Norm ally presented as a 10-week bootcamp for up to 24 artists, the program c overs goal setting, marketing and promotion, strategic planning, financi al management, legal issues, and funding your art business. Taught by ar ts business leaders with both commercial and nonprofit experience, the B usiness of Art curriculum is rooted in the idea that your art business i s driven by two elements: your core values and the people who value what you do. \n\nThis Business of Art Sampler Platter offers nutritious n uggets of learning from the Business of Art curriculum in three, easily digestible, 1-hour webinars led by contributors to the 3rd Edition of th e Business of Art book.\n\n \n\nParticipants must register separately for each workshop in this series.\n\n \n\n-- March 8: Branding with Su e Bell Yank  --\n\nHow to promote your work in a way that is true to yo ur values and connects with your people.\n\n--   --\n\n-- March 15: Pri cing with Elaine Grogan-Luttrull  --\n\nHow to set prices based on your Costs, Customers, Competition, and Competencies.\n\n--   --\n\n--   - -\n\n-- March 22: Legal Issues with Casey Summar --\n\nHow to choose a b usiness entity type (LLC, Nonprofit, Sole Proprietor, etc.) for your art business.\n\nNOTE: A recording of this webinar will be shared with regi strants only. It will NOT be shared on YouTube. \n\n--  REGISTRATION I S CLOSED. --\n\n \n\n \n\nRegistrants will receive a coupon code for 2 0% off CCI's Business of Art workbook. Coupon expires 6/30/2023, one t ime use only, one purchase per person.\n\n \n\n------------------------ ------------------------------------------------\n\n-- Presenter Bios -- \n\n \n\nSUE BELL YANK (Branding) is Executive Director of Clockshop LA. She has worked in arts, entertainment, and public schools for over 1 5 years, including most recently as Deputy Director at 18th Street Arts Center in Santa Monica, and as Associate Director of Academic Programs at the Hammer Museum, where she formed city-wide partnerships triangula ting communities, the arts, government, and schools through conversatio ns around equity, intergenerational storytelling, and sustainability. He r expertise lies in communications strategies, community outreach and pa rtnerships, program development, arts pedagogy, and audience development . She teaches arts education at UCLA, frequently writes about socially e ngaged art practice and pedagogy, and has been a Field Researcher for A Blade of Grass and Asian Arts Initiative. Sue edited the 3rd Edition of CCI's Business of Art, and is a contributing author to the publication .\n\n \n\nELAINE GROGAN-LUTTRULL, CPA-PFS, AFC® (Pricing) is the foun der of Minerva Financial Arts, a company devoted to building financial literacy and empowerment in creative individuals and organizations. Her workshops and presentations have been featured nationwide. Elaine teache s at the Columbus College of Art & Design, where she served as the Depar tment Head for Business & Entrepreneurship from 2014-2018. Previously, E laine served as the Director of Financial Analysis for The Juilliard Sch ool and in the Transaction Advisory Services practice of Ernst & Young i n New York.Elaine is the author of Arts & Numbers (Agate, B2 2013) and t he forthcoming Five Questions (Agate, B2). She is based in Columbus, Ohi o where she serves on the boards of the Short North Alliance, Social Ven tures, and the Financial Therapy Association. Elaine is a Business of A rt, 3rd Edition, contributing author.\n\n \n\nCASEY SUMMAR (Legal Issue s) is an attorney and national consultant working with organizations and artists on organizational strategy, planning, and board development. Sh e serves as Of Counsel with the Law Firm for Non-Profits and is an adjun ct Professor of Law at Vanderbilt University. Prior to relocating to Sou thern California, Casey founded the Tennessee Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts in 2005 which grew to become the Arts & Business Council of Greater Nashville, an arts service organization dedicated to ensuring a thrivin g arts community, for which she served as Executive Director for over a decade. In that role, she advised the boards and staff of over 400 nonpr ofits at all stages of organizational lifecycle from formation to operat ions to transition. Casey was recognized for this work as the 2016 Nonpr ofit CEO of the Year for Middle Tennessee. Casey serves on the boards of the national Craft Emergency Relief Fund (CERF+), the Carpinteria Arts Center, and the Lois & Walter Capps Project. Casey received her J.D. wit h honors from Vanderbilt University Law School and graduated magna cum l aude from Belmont University with a B.F.A in Photography. Casey is based in Carpinteria, CA.\n\n \n\n------------------------------------------ ------------------------------\n\n \n\nDates: Wednesdays, March 8, 15, and 22\n\n \n\nTime: 12:00-1:00pm PT / 3:00-4:00pm ET\n\n \n\nOnline platform: A Zoom link will be emailed to those who register. The event s will be recorded and a link will be shared with registrants.\n\n \n\ nCost: $5-15 (sliding scale). Please pay what you can afford. Those who are able to afford full price tickets will help subsidize those who can not.\n\n--   --\n\n---------------------------------------------------- --------------------\n\nQuestions? Email allison@cciarts.org.\n\n \n\ nCancellation Policy: Full refund on registration fees up to 48 hours p rior to workshop date. Fees non-refundable after that date.\n\n \n\nThi s workshop series is made possible with support from:\n\n \n\n       \n\n \n\n \n\n  END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR