ArtsBuild Ontario welcomes Bill Ralph, (Retired) Chief Risk Officer, Infrastructure Ontario, to their Board. With over 25 years of financial and managerial experience with the Government of Ontario, Mr. Ralph is a proven leader in shaping the way that infrastructure projects are financed in Ontario. Continue reading…
Your passion, your energy and your dedication are what make Ontario’s arts organizations and facilities great. You provide the opportunities for creativity that make a difference in the lives of the 12,851,821 people that call our province home. And that’s a lot to smile about.
Share what makes you smile by sending us photos of the people, places and activities that bring out your pearly whites.
Got your smile on? Send it to us!
Snap a pic and send it to: kirstie@artsbuildontario.ca or share it on our Facebook Page wall here or tag with #ABOsmile and post it to Twitter.
Sharing the smile.
Because we love sharing the moments that make you smile, your photo will join other smile worthy moments on our new Pinterest board, Facebook and new website (arriving in March).
Questions? Email Kirstie or give her a call at 519.880.3670 ext 101.
2013 is our year of new – new programs, new opportunities for learning and exploration into topics that are important to all of us in the arts. Developed as a part of a two year initiative that brings together seven non-profit and private sector partners, our new offerings will help you build, manage, finance and learn about arts facilities more effectively. Our innovative delivery methods will connect you with industry experts and peers who’ve been there, done that.
Over the course of 2013, we will be introducing new tools, resources and services surrounding topics like capital projects, energy efficiency, ongoing facilities management, loan financing, project management and accessibility.
ArtsBuild Ontario and WorkInCulture (formerly Culture Careers Council Ontario), are pleased to announce the 16 mentorees that will join the inaugural session of their new joint initiative — the Arts Facilities Mentoring Network. Comprising a diverse cross section of Ontario’s arts organizations, the Arts Facilities Mentoring Network will help arts sector leaders who manage creative spaces, including theatres and galleries, share and learn from each other.
2012 has been the year of the “new” at ArtsBuild Ontario – we’ve moved offices, gained new staff and board members and developed new partnerships while strengthening existing ones.
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