Published Article- “Feed and Grain: Local Capacity Enables Arts-led Development”
Over nearly a generation, local citizens built their community leadership capacity to create artist housing and studio space, revitalize their downtown, and ultimately diversify Loveland, Colorado’s economy through the arts. In community after community, civic and business leaders realize communities that wait lose out competitively, and those that invest intentionally in local leadership capacity position themselves to thrive.
What Does North Carolina Philanthropy Think about Housing?
At the end of September, North Carolina philanthropies gathered to discuss housing at a convening, A Foundation for Housing. Readers might be interested in key takeaways as philanthropies are important actors in the state’s public sphere, and housing is an important part of our lives and economy.
Working for my Clients: The Year in Review
The leaders I work with as clients push hard each day to overcome tough organizational challenges, level up their strategy, and invest in their communities. The chance to help them is a privilege. My clients and I have been on this road together now a year. They are champions, and I am an earnest helper, hopefully to be able to join them for years to come.
