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A recording of the CLGI 2024 Virtual Open House is now available! Thank you Carrie Cushman, Ph.D., Robin Gose, Ed. D., Chandra Williams! Join Creative Leaders Guild Institute (CLGI) founder and creative director Heather Nolin and three inspiring CLGI alumnae—Carrie Cushman, Chandra Williams, and Rose Gose—for a candid discussion about the program, including their decision to participate, and experiences in the program, and the impact the program had on them personally and professionally. https://lnkd.in/gpb_MFT7

REGISTER NOW for the CLGI 2024 Virtual Open House—Wednesday, January 10th, 2024, at 10 a.m. EST! Registration required:?https://lnkd.in/gzHmQ2rD Join CLGI founder and creative director Heather Nolin during this hour-long webinar to learn more about the CLGI program and application process. Dr. Nolin will be joined by three CLGI alumnae for a candid discussion about the program, including their decision to participate, their experiences in the program, and its impact on them personally and professionally. During the webinar, there will be plenty of time to get your questions answered, but you are encouraged to submit questions in advance to?[email protected]. ???Learn more and apply now at https://bit.ly/CLGI2024 ???Application deadline: February 9, 2024 ???Program dates: April 29 – June 28, 2024 About the CLGI: The Creative Leaders Guild Institute (CLGI) is a highly selective, hybrid program for female leaders in arts, culture, and humanities nonprofits. It helps elevate management and leadership skills, ignite creativity, build professional networks, and empower participants to become enlightened and exceptional leaders. The hybrid, nine-week management, and leadership intensive weaves together six weeks of highly interactive online engagement, two weeks of implementation and reflection, and a week in residence at a private ranch in Wyoming. #CLGIalumnae?#CLGI23 #creativeladersguildinstitute #creativeleadersguild?#creativity?#nonprofit #nonprofits?#artsnonprofit?#museums #performingarts?#humanities?#culture #leadership?#leadershipdevelopment #management?#careers?#artistic #mycreativecommunity?#scholarships #opportunity?#leadershiplearning?#applynow #femaleempowerment?#femaleleaders #femaleleadership #femaleleadershipdevelopment #nonprofitleadership?#visionaryleaders #visionaryleader?#communityimpact

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Thank you Katherine Kiessling for featuring Nolin Consulting founder Heather Nolin in her article highlighting the Norman Rockwell Museum’s launch of a series of NFTs featuring works from the artist’s archives. Nolin said, “What sets the Norman Rockwell Museum apart from its peers is its focus on Rockwell’s process works, not his famous, completed illustrations.…When approaching NFTs, museums have to balance the philosophical with the financial…and the Norman Rockwell Museum’s model is a good balance of these values because of how it’s focused on growing its audience and expanding access to the archive while raising money for the institution." Read the complete article from the Times Union: https://lnkd.in/gcjagshF