Obalil and Associates

Thanks to the warm reception it received at NAMP 2011, Deborah Obalil has been asked to repeat her session on Customer Loyalty and Membership in the Arts at the Americans for the Arts Convention in Austin, TX, June 8-10, 2012.  Springboard for the Arts will be again presenting their CSA – community supported art – membership program, and we’ll have a few new additions as well.  If you missed NAMP, this is a great opportunity to learn of some new membership models for the new normal, as well as connect with colleagues from all over the country.

Deborah Obalil will once again be a featured presenter at the National Arts Marketing Project Conference 2011. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with the top arts marketing experts in the country. Registration is open now.

Deborah Obalil was a featured participant in the RI Community Forum: Arts supported by the RI Foundation and the Knight Foundation, hosted and aired on WRNI, Rhode Island’s public radio station.  Listen to the interview.

Deborah Obalil moderated a fantastic discussion between Mark Addicks, CMO at General Mills and Fred Haberman, CEO of Haberman on the nature of reaching consumers today.  Check out some of the discussion.

Registration for the 2010 National Arts Marketing Project Conference, November 12-15 in San Jose, CA is open!  Don’t miss Deborah Obalil as part of the stellar line-up of presenters.

Deborah Obalil presents a Webinar version of the popular Marketing for Independent Artists workshop on February 18 at 2 p.m. EST through Americans for the Arts.  Registration open now.

Obalil & Associates Principal, Deborah Obalil, featured in the Newsmakers section of the Providence Business News discussing the impact of the economic recession on the creative industries.

Obalil & Associates Principal, Deborah Obalil, presented at the inaugural Independent Artist pre-conference of the National Arts Marketing Project Conference.  See a brief video interview with Deborah.

Deborah Obalil joins Acadia Consulting’s Don Keinz in presenting the findings of the Greater Rhode Island Arts Market Study for the Arts & Business Council of Rhode Island to its members.  For future presentations of the study’s findings and other resources on reaching cultural consumers in the Greater Rhode Island market, visit the A&BC/RI website.