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SEED:Provocation

SEED Provocations are free, hour-long web convenings to explore big questions. Register to join or to be sent the recording after the webinar.

UPCOMING PROVOCATIONS:

November 2024: When is a meeting an hour well spent?

What’s the best meeting you’ve ever attended?

What’s the best meeting you’ve ever led?

When is a meeting an hour well spent?

Interested in thinking more about how to lead a good meeting? Join the SEED Trio — Rachel Ropeik, Rebecca Shulman, and David Bowles — for a free webinar on November 12th at 11am Eastern, to discuss the challenges and possibilities of meetings.https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMlcumrpjguH9EM-8b93_4yeh_-IycNXNpg#/registration

PAST PROVOCATIONS:

July 2024: Why do we need public tours, anyway?

See the video recording here.

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SEED:Management

Are you a newly promoted manager?

An administrator supervising new managers?

A seasoned manager looking for new strategies?

Good management is its own challenge: along with knowledge of your organization and your department, you need a framework and strategies for how to manage a team.

On January 13, in New York City, we will be offering a full-day management training focusing on key skills including: running a good meeting, creating a sense of belonging, sharing effective feedback, and supporting your direct reports.

You will get to set individual goals, and we’ll host two 90-minute virtual sessions to further build your skills and give you some peer check-ins for accountability.

The SEED trio – Rachel, Rebecca, and David – have both museum-based management experience and research-based understanding of key management skills. As consultants, we have heard from both leadership and new and seasoned managers that good management is key to institutional (and individual) success. Non-profits historically neither hire nor train for management skills, leaving staff unprepared for some aspects of their jobs.

We have designed this offering to address some of these major challenges and to help managers thrive!

Program dates: January 13, 2025 (10am-5pm; in person in NYC, exact location TBD)

February 24 & April 7, 2025 (3-4:30pm Eastern; virtual)

Cost: $650-800 per person (see below for details)

Early bird deadline: November 15

Registration closes: December 20

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Calling school tour managers, docent and gallery experience managers, and others: If your job involves creating a sustainable, forward-thinking gallery teaching program that engages visitors in meaningful ways, we hope you will join us for SEED:Baltimore.

This six-month, workshop-based experience will engage you in exploring philosophies of museum pedagogy, effective practices for management, mentoring, and communication, and the values and beliefs that inform what you do.

Join us in May for a lively full-day workshop in person, followed by 6 monthly virtual sessions, supplemented with a resource library of tested materials available for your use.