I’m musing about creativity in the arts and cultural sector right now…in fact, I’m a little preoccupied by it. In my last post I asked, “Do we lack the creative environment required to fuel the sector’s pandemic recovery? In a way that matches its...

If you have been considering a full suite consulting relationship with TRG Arts, you have seen the terms Progressive and Comprehensive Consulting, the two main consulting programs we offer.

Both marketing and development departments are responsible for deepening patron loyalty at arts organizations. When they work together, everyone wins.

The truth is, what gets measured gets managed.

Can subscriptions still work? We spoke with Robbie Kalman Baxter, author of “The Forever Transaction,” to dispel 3 harmful beliefs about subscriptions. For decades, arts and culture organizations have deployed — and often cherished — loyalty...

You’re thinking about buying a Data Center license, so what’s the first concern you might have about this decision? Maybe “How much is it going to cost my organization?”

International arts management consultancy TRG Arts is delighted to welcome UK arts data specialists Purple Seven to its growing organization. The combined resources of TRG Arts and Purple Seven will drive growth and resiliency for clients from the...

New research shows the most price-sensitive audiences have greatest concern about a likely fall in disposable income A recent survey conducted by 38 theatres across the UK shows that concerns around the rising cost of living and its repercussions...

How can we change our organizational systems to fuel creativity’s impact on our bottom line?

I’m borrowing this title from author and my new acquaintance, Bill Deresiewicz. It’s taken from his recent article in Harper’s with that title, and I think it’s an apt description of the experiential spectrum of those of us working in the arts...