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Previous MINI HACE workshops include... "So You Want To Go For A Grant?"Registration begins January 7, 2013.
An Evening in Conversation with Actor,
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Avril Helbig is an arts consultant and grant writer with 25 years experience accessing funds from private, municipal, provincial and federal sources. Her clients have included artists, festivals, events, not for profits, NGOs and government facilities. With a career based primarily around the performing arts, Avril has extensive experience as an agent and manager, touring music and theatre across North America and Europe. Avril also managed the largest classical music label in Canada, Deutsche Grammohone recordings. For the past 6 years she has consulted to a variety of clients, including producers, managers, facilities, agencies, presenters, and performing artists.  |
March 22, 2012, 7:30pm
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SOCAN
| Date: Tuesday, February 8, 2011 Time: 7:30pm to 9:00pm Location: Brampton Golf Club, 7700 Kennedy Rd S Cost: All BAC members are welcome – No Charge Registration: Contact the Brampton Arts Council office on or before Thursday, February 3rd at 4pm; advance registration only; (on on-site registration), maximum of 2 representatives from a group, maximum of 25 attendees. Other: Light refreshments will be served. The Brampton Golf Club has a no jeans policy and we ask that you respect that policy. |
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Description: SOCAN is the Canadian copyright collective that administers the performing rights of more than 100,000 composer, author and music publisher members by licensing the use of their music in Canada. They collect license fees on their behalf and distribute royalties to them. As a collective for the performing rights of their members – the creators and publishers of music, they make sure they get paid by collecting license fees, as set by the Copyright Board of Canada, from anyone playing or broadcasting live or recorded music. Speaker Rodney Murphy, Education & Outreach Manager of SOCAN. |
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Getting Grants for Your Group...
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| Aug 19, 2010 | 7:30 -9:30 PM | Getting Group Grants | Brampton Golf Club |
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Due to ongoing interest from members we are presenting an evening dedicated to the process of securing grants. We have invited 2 speakers - Maggie Fischbuch of the Ontario Trillium Foundation and Jim Boyd of the Brampton & Area Community Foundation to come and speak to us about their organizations and their respective granting processes. This workshop is an excellent way to
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Ontario Trillium Foundation Writing Successful Proposals - Getting funding for your arts project. Speaker- Maggie Fischbuch is a program manager at the Halton/Peel office of the Ontario Trillium Foundation, and has been with OTF for the past 8 years. She has long term experience in the non-profit sector with particular expertise in planning and funding. |
Brampton & Area Community Foundation How to Apply for a Grant
from the BACF Speaker - James Boyd, CEO, Brampton and Area Community Foundation. Jim has been the CEO/Executive Director of the Brampton and Area Community Foundation since June 2004. Before then, Jim worked in real estate, banking with the Royal Bank of Canada and finance-brokering for importers of manufactured products. Jim's background in sales, finance and politics provided the experience necessary to run an organization, such as a foundation, that deals in large financial gifts, trust agreements and adherence to Canada Revenue Agency regulatory requirements. In Jim's time at the Brampton and Area Community Foundation, assets have increased from $1.2 to $4.7 million; grants to charities have increased from less than 20 to over 230. Jim graduated from St. Andrew's College in 1983; University of Toronto (Victoria College) in 1987 with a B.A. in History and Political Studies. |
Learning Facebook Pages...
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Feb 6, 2010 |
9:30 am |
Facebook Pages - Basics |
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Feb 20, 2010 |
9:30 am |
Facebook Pages - Intermediate |
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Where: Chinguacousy Brampton Library’s
Computer Lab Facebook is one of many online social networking sites that you can use to promote yourself, your work, and your business or organization online. Creating and maintaining a free Facebook Page can help you to network with other artists and arts organizations, connect with a wider audience, as well as build and improve your web presence. Learn how to take advantage of this easy to use online tool in the following two Facebook Pages Workshops. |
NOTE: If possible, please bring a usb key or flash drive with a photograph or image you would like to add to your Facebook Page.
Facebook Pages – Basics
In the Basics workshop, you will learn how to create a Facebook Page for yourself, your business, or organization, add a photo to your page, add relevant information, and invite people to become “fans” of your page.
Facebook Pages - Intermediate
In the Intermediate workshop, you will learn how to edit your page, post an event, create a photo album, create a discussion, and use the Insights tool.
Erica Conly - is an Information Services Librarian at the Brampton Library. She has a particular interest in the use of Web 2.0 and social media for professional/organizational promotion and community engagement. Erica also worked for a number of years at the MacKenzie Art Gallery in Regina SK, and remains an active member of the arts community in the GTA.