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Hi there. Welcome to my website. Here's a bit about me, Ben Ziegler…
The work I do
I am a freelance conflict management and collaboration specialist, based in Victoria, on Canada's west coast.
Typically, the clients I work with are:
BUSINESS OWNERS or WORKPLACE MANAGERS involved in conflict; either as a one-time event or chronic. They want their differences resolved in a collaborative, non-adversarial way. I serve them as a mediator and/or coach, either in-person or online.
ORGANIZATION STAKEHOLDERS working together from a distance, and who see collaboration as central to team and project success. As facilitator and consultant, I enable effective communications, virtual and In Real Life. I bring appropriate collaboration frameworks, strategies and tools to the table.
PROFESSIONAL and COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS looking to provide learning opportunities to their members. I deliver training and education sessions, in-person and virtually; workshops, presentations, and webinars; on conflict management and collaboration topics. Much of my current training and presentation work is focused on virtual collaboration.
As a volunteer, I support various local nonprofit organizations, as a facilitator and business mentor, and serve as an adviser with an international NGO.
On this site, you'll find my blog. It's mostly focused collaborative practices, conflict management, and thriving in a digital world. It's also a place where I freely share what makes my neighbourhood a vibrant one, communities I participate in, and other topics that grab my attention.
Why I do it
While working as a business systems consultant, I often observed poor workplace communications and relationships as the big roadblock to success. This led me to the field of conflict management, and becoming a professional mediator, while still retaining my consulting practice. My mediation experience influences all my work.
At the core of my belief is that good things can happen when people come together, feel safe in the process, and have constructive conversations about things that are important to them.
My professional credentials and more
I've worked continuously, since 2001, as a professional, certified mediator, mediating disputes in-person and online. I am a member of the BC Mediator Roster, and a mediator and mentor in the British Columbia Court Mediation Program. I also maintain a private mediation practice.
I've served as a consultant and mediator on numerous BC Government distance mediation initiatives. Previously, I worked 3 years as an online mediator of eBay disputes.
As a collaboration consultant, I recently co-authored a collaboration prototype and implementation guide for BC non-profits (for the Vancouver Foundation), and served as a consultant to the International Association of Facilitator's global Board of Directors.
With IdeaConnection, a global open innovation company, I currently facilitate virtual teams of problem-solvers, working on innovation challenges.
Previous careers include 14 years in the high tech sector, in business analysis and project management consulting roles, with Accenture and Sierra Systems.
I think bridging the generations is important. I am a certified Certified Professional Consultant on Aging (CPCA).
As a volunteer, I facilitate a family caregiver support group (for the BC Family Caregivers Network Society), and provide business skills training and mentorship to new immigrants (through the Inter-Cultural Association of Greater Victoria). I have served on multiple non-profit boards, including with Restorative Justice Victoria.
With the Canadian Executive Service Organization, a Canadian NGO, I served as a volunteer adviser on e-governance projects in the Philippines (and blogged and videotaped about my experiences, while on assignment in the Philippines).
I'm an advocate for systems thinking, social innovation, and the positive potential of technology, and value nothing more than local living; family, neighbourhoods, making music, community dances… .
I created a self-help e-course on virtual collaboration. Read about it and get it here.
I've published multiple e-books on collaboration and creative problem-solving; including. Picture Collaboration: An Illustrated Guide for Working Together to Solve Problems (a collaboration with graphic illustrator Tanya Gadsby), Collaborative Maxims : Principles for Working Together, and U Connect: The Art of Making Connections to Resolve Disputes.
I curate an online newspaper, The Canadian Mediators Weekly, which contains great content from my mediator colleagues on Twitter.
Want to know more about my professional background? Visit my LinkedIn profile.
"Ben is very conscientious, always prepared, very friendly, good with people, and I recommend him as a mediator in pretty much any civil/commercial dispute." Lee Turnbull, Senior Advisor, British Columbia Court Mediation Program
"I hired Ben as a project manager for a high risk, many-faceted project. His attention to detail, realistic approach and consultative manner gave this project the boost it needed. I would hire him again unreservedly." Pam Wilkins, Manager Technical Communications, British Columbia Ministry of Forests
"Ben worked as an IT Consultant for us at the Distance Mediation Project, an ODR (online dispute resolution) family mediation pilot project of the BC Mediator Roster Society. He was precise in his work, able to see both big and small-picture issues, and brought many valuable ideas to our project." Susanna Jani, Distance Mediation Project Coordinator
"Ben is a creative thinker and blogger. He pulled off a tricky assignment in the Philippines when he photographed, videotaped and interviewed people for a blog for CESO. His positive messages, actions and collaborative approach demonstrate how to work with others in projects here and abroad." Alex Gillis, Public Engagement Manager, Canadian Executive Service Organization (CESO)


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22nd May 2013
David Cameron: Gay teenagers will stand that bit taller following equal marriage vote 63
9:06 AM — Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron has passionately defended his controversial bill to make same-sex marriage legal arguing that it could transform the lives of young LGBT people.
Nick Clegg: Tories need to stop fighting over equal marriage and 'get back to governing' 6
1:05 AM — The Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, is today to warn David Cameron and the Conservative party that it must "get back to governing", and stop infighting over equal marriage, and the EU.
20th May 2013
Lib Dem MPs encouraged to vote for Labour amendment to equal marriage bill
6:14 PM — Liberal Democrat MPs are being encouraged to vote in favour of a Manuscript Amendment to the Marriage (same sex couples) Bill, which would start an immediate consultation on civil partnerships for straight couples.
Downing Street: Equal marriage is the Prime Minister's 'paramount concern' 13
2:21 PM — David Cameron is in full support of equal marriage, and the matter of whether the Government supports equal marriage is not in question, a Downing Street spokesman has confirmed.
Nick Clegg: 'I will make sure the same-sex marriage bill doesn't get hijacked by those with ulterior motives' 21
12:30 PM — Liberal Democrat leader and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg says he will not allow Tory opponents to succeed in wrecking the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill.
16th May 2013
Lib Dem MPs to be given free vote on all aspects of the same-sex marriage bill 11
10:52 AM — Liberal Democrat MPs are to be given a free vote on all aspects of the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill, it has been revealed.
14th May 2013
PinkNews nominated for top online news award 5
6:13 PM — PinkNews.co.uk has been nominated for the Online Media Awards 2013 in the Best Campaigning/Investigative Journalism category.
7th May 2013
UK: Same-sex marriage supporting MPs selected for Queen's Speech Loyal Address 3
1:21 PM — Two pro-marriage equality MPs have been selected for the Loyal Address during proceedings for tomorrow's Queen's Speech.
3rd May 2013
UK: Government tells PinkNews no need for Queen's Speech to mention equal marriage bill 70
7:19 PM — With Parliament already dealing with the issue, there is no need for the Queen to mention same-sex marriage in next week's speech, a Downing Street source has confirmed to PinkNews.
26th April 2013
Yvette Cooper: 'Parliament does not have enough openly gay and lesbian MPs' 9
6:06 PM — Labour's Yvette Cooper has called on British businesses and the world of politics to do more to celebrate diversity and not merely to "tolerate" LGBT staff.
21st April 2013
Nick Clegg: 'More diversity is needed within the Lib Dems' 20
7:49 PM — Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has said his party needs to lead by example in promoting diversity by including more gay people, women, disabled people and ethnic minorities in its membership.
18th April 2013
Nick Clegg notes Section 28 in denial of David Cameron's claim that 'we are all Thatcherites now' 14
3:00 PM — Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has strongly denied David Cameron's claim that "we are all Thatcherites now", and cited Section 28 as one of the things former prime minister Margaret Thatcher got wrong.
27th March 2013
Lib Dems' LGBT group urges for better training of Home Office LGBT asylum caseworkers
10:59 AM — In the wake of the government's decision to abolish the UK Border Agency, the Lib Dems' LGBT group says LGBT asylum cases need to be handled better by officials.
8th February 2013
Comment: Why do Europe and LGBT equality measures cause such splits in mainstream parties? 17
11:52 AM — Writing for PinkNews, Chair of LGBT+ Liberal Democrats Adrian Trett says there are political similarities when it comes to arguing the case for equality and the European Union.
7th February 2013
Gordon Brown's spokesman reveals why he didn't take part in same-sex marriage vote 25
5:18 PM — A spokesman for Gordon Brown has exclusively explained to PinkNews.co.uk why the Labour MP and former PM was not present in the Commons for Tuesday's vote of the Marriage (Same Sex Couples Bill).
6th February 2013
Comment: Equal marriage means gay relationships will stop being dismissed as inferior 8
6:33 PM — Writing for PinkNews.co.uk, political commentator Charlotte Henry analyses the significance of this week's historic Commons vote on equal marriage.
Lib Dem Lynne Featherstone heaps praise on Tory colleagues in equal marriage tribute 20
1:54 PM — Writing for PinkNews.co.uk, Lib Dem MP and International Development Minister Lynne Featherstone – who previously served as equalities minister – celebrates last night's historic equal marriage vote and has singled out Home Secretary Theresa May for particular graduate.
Ed Miliband celebrates equal marriage vote and says 'this is a proud day for Britain' 13
10:55 AM — Labour leader Ed Miliband has spoken of his delight at last night's decision of MPs to back same-sex marriage in England and Wales.
5th February 2013
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg: 'Today's vote is a landmark for equality in Britain' 20
9:49 PM — The Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has said that today's vote was a "landmark for equality in Britain".
4th February 2013
Feature: How the Cabinet will vote in tomorrow's same-sex marriage bill 17
2:20 PM — Tomorrow's vote on the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill will see most of the Conservative Liberal Democrat Coalition cabinet coming out in support of same-sex marriage.


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"Elegant dessert for a Christmas buffet. Not your ordinary pound cake!"
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The internet is awash with products and services which promise to revolutionise the way charities work, collect donations, and manage information and the like. As someone who has worked in and volunteered in the charitable sector for over 11 years, I have listed a number of the best 'free to charity' offerings...
Today as I start my new role as the chief executive of Barnardo's, the charity's purpose remains to transform the lives of the UK's most vulnerable children. Our vision is to realise Thomas Barnardo's dream of a world where no child is turned away from the help that they need.
As a charity trustee and committed supporter of charities and the voluntary and community sector, I am acutely aware that the sector is facing some of its biggest challenges in our lifetimes. This is ironic at the very time when the development of social capital, and the need for a vibrant civil society and social action have never been greater.
At NPC we do all our techie work because we want to help the voluntary sector use its resources in the very best way it can. Without understanding what you are trying to do you can't really achieve it; without measuring it to some degree, you can't get better; and without shared metrics you can't learn from anyone else.
I believe that the UK has to end its 'urban tribalism' and encourage rich and poorer, communities and business to co-exist more harmoniously and to support and champion one another. We need to embrace conscious capitalism with businesses taking a more active role in communities through smarter giving of time, skills and mentoring.
As a business leader I have been convinced for many years that the most important strategic priority for the nation is the education of its young people. I passionately believe that business has a duty, a responsibility and a great opportunity to support our schools and to help more young people to succeed.
There is still work to do, both to raise awareness of the benefits of strong human rights protections and to make sure they apply effectively, to everyone. The Equally Ours partners are proud to be working together to raise awareness of the everyday benefits of human rights for people from all walks of life, in every part of the country.
Every year in the UK 80,000 young people experience homelessness, a fact known to too few but one that should trouble all of us. Tonight members of the public in eight cities will make their feelings known by giving up their beds and spending a night on the street in the largest national Sleep Out of its kind.
Local authority support and in particular financial support for local Councils of Voluntary Service (CVS) is ebbing away in too many places. This is tragic. They serve the same communities. There should be common cause to promote community well-being and much more. Well-being and outcomes in challenging times require strong public - social/sector partnership.


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4.16 / 5.00 3,671 Views***PLEASE DO NOT rip this and upload to Youtube. I've uploaded it myself under the account "ricepiratenewground s". Thanks.
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I wanted to try my hand at a typography animation, so I figured I'd give it a whirl with one of my favorite voice acting tracks in the audio portal: Dmac's "Dot Dot Dot", based on a review of Super PSTW Action RPG, created by Rhete.
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Here's the ACTUAL review by axman13, beautiful misspellings and all (which was deleted, sadly):
i reley dont wan to say this, but i have to now.
this game is so esey. i mean, all you do is hit the spacebar. thats it! how is this an RPG anyway? you cant contrail anything but what it says on the screen! what if i didnt want to buy the potion? what apout quests? all you can upgrade is stranth? there is no way you can lose to the boss at the end! this game is crap! its not even an RPG at all! i mean look at it! in what way is this supposed to be an RPG if you can do quests and stuff? all you do is press one butten the entier time! explain to me! the athore coments al totol lies! is it supposed to be stick dudes? i dont even know how this damn game got the daily 3rd prize, or a rating of 4.26!
pepole think this review is worthles.
go ahead! say it! i dont care! im just trying to make a point here!
blam this piece of crap!!!!
P.S the only reson im giving this a 1 is beacuase the voices where pretty good. but thats it!"
Simply hilarious
I goota admit, you know how to add the right song to make it downright hilarious. I really wanted to see how this guy reviews this, but that's a shot in the dark there.
Either way, the typography was flawless. This was simply an outstanding flash.
Couldn't find the original review.
Found the game, sorted by score, looked for the ones.
->No review by axman13
He may have given the game a 1 out of 5 and had another score than 1 on his comment. I never figured why there are two different scores one can give.
Apparently the review was removed long ago, but not before DMac recorded it. Lucky for us all :)
Epic. Truly Epic.
Looks like the review got posted again by someone under the username RetributionVox.
My only comment to this axman13 would be:
"Press the spacebar to learn how to spell and type!"
As for this flash. Two words: F**kin' hilarious.
loved the simple cleverness and protrays the point with a double redundancy that's actually entertaining throughout.
the voice acting was an elegant choice and touch, perfect combination in your creative talent to visually stimulate while simultaneously and effeciently utilizing the viewer's auditory functions.
overall, was a shrewd show of a small portion of talent of someone who may have even more (epic) things to come.^____^


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By Rick Warren — May 21, 2014
All of you together are Christ's body, and each one of you is a separate and necessary part of it. 1 Corinthians 12:27 (NLT)
"Today thousands of local churches are dying because of Christians who are unwilling to serve. They sit on the sidelines as spectators, and the Body suffers. "
One reason why you need to be connected to a church family is to fulfill your calling to serve other believers in practical ways. The Bible says, "All of you together are Christ's body, and each one of you is a separate and necessary part of it." (1 Corinthians 12:27 NLT)
Your service is essential to the Body of Christ—just ask any local church. Each of us has a role to play, and every role is important. There is no small service to God; it all matters.
Likewise, there are no insignificant ministries in the church. Some are visible and some are behind the scenes, but all are valuable. Small or hidden ministries often make the biggest difference. In my home, the most important light is not the large chandelier in our dining room but the little night light that keeps me from stubbing my toe when I get up at night. There is no correlation between size and significance. Every ministry matters because we are all dependent on each other to function.
What happens when one part of your body fails to function? You get sick. The rest of your body suffers. Imagine if your liver decided to start living for itself: "I'm tired! I don't want to serve the body anymore! I want a year off just to be fed. I've got to do what's best for me! Let some other part take over."
What would happen? Your body would die. Today thousands of local churches are dying because of Christians who are unwilling to serve. They sit on the sidelines as spectators, and the Body suffers.
As I said when we began this study, God calls you to a service far beyond anything you could ever imagine. He created YOU for a life of good deeds, which he has already prepared for you to do. (see Ephesians 2:10) Whenever you serve others in any way, you are actually serving God.
What would happen if you applied the lessons from events in Jesus' life—temptation, suffering, death, resurrection—to your own? This DVD study, based on producers Mark Burnett and Roma Downey's major theatrical release, Son of God, features New York Times bestselling author Pastor Rick Warren as he explains how you can find your purpose in studying the life of Jesus.
God made you to love you, and he wants you to know him as well as he knows you. To have a relationship with him, you have to communicate! In this series, Pastor Rick walks through the reasons and means God uses to speak to you and how you need to respond so that you can recognize his voice and respond in obedience.
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Guest Music Recital
Violinist Paul Stein and cellist David Garret will hold a guest recital from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Tuesday in Morgan Auditorium. Students can attend for free, general admission is $8.
Student Recital
Students in the piano workshop class will perform in Morgan Auditorium from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Nov. 17. Admission is free.
'Red Noses'
The theater department's latest production,...
'Bobathon' exhibit raises funds
Tennille Wright
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Finger foods and fine wine was the serving choice for the "Bobathon" exhibition at the Southern California Artists Project Gallery during Pomona's bi-weekly artwalk.
Southern California Artist Project Gallery, located in downtown Pomona, is a nonprofit organization.
The goal of the organization is to trigger new ideas and educate people on the arts.
The SCA members...
Exhibit revisits medieval artwork
Veronica Rodriguez
Staff Writer
The 57 Underground gallery in the Pomona Arts Colony is currently showcasing the "Fantasy" exhibit composed of abstract, fantasy and medieval styles of paintings.
The exhibit features four artists Jeanne Anderson, Barbara McLaughlin, Rick McGregor and Mary Hughes.
Paintings range from skeletons with snakes around them and a man lying in a tub, to paintings of women...
Loft Beats shows passion for green
Erica Lynn Lares
Staff Writer
For most art venues the paintings are what draw in the people, but for the Loft Beats Art Shows the sound of DJs and local musicians enhances the art experience.
Located up a long stairway of squeaky brown steps, down a dimly lighted hallway, in the Pomona Arts Colony, art enthusiast can find a loft full of affordable art by talented artist, and hear the beats of local...
'Diaspora' represents the people
Alexandria Orozco
Staff Writer
The Foggy Windowz Gallery in the Pomona Arts District featured the Afro-American urban artwork of artists John Barge III, Demar Douglas, Amanda Daniels, Don Sherow and LPE38 last month.
The exhibit allowed the different artists to come together and give their interpretation of Diaspora, which is the movement and migration of people.
Douglas, who helped to gather this...
Exhibit combines the art and science of clay
Amanda Nieto
Associate News Editor
The opening reception of "Ceramics for the New Millennium" took place Saturday at the American Museum of Ceramic Art in Pomona where art and science are combined in an intriguing display.
A large room divided into various areas presented the work of engineers and scientists that show the numerous applications for ceramics. About 40 guests attended the show to...
Various talents featured in Pomona art walk
The walking gallery, curated by Megan Flanders of Cal State San Bernardino, is dedicated to helping artists get their work displayed to the world. The group met Saturday during the monthly Pomona Arts Colony art walk, as the streets filled with pedestrians looking to visit the many art galleries that open their doors for the event. / photo by Christopher Guzman
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Magic Door used bookstore is owner's fourth
Dwain Kaiser, owner of the Magic Door IV Quality Used Bookstore in Pomona, celebrated the fifth anniversary of his store's opening in June with a 30-day discount sale. The Magic Door is located on West Second Street in the Pomona Arts Colony and has become a popular stopping place for people shopping, visiting the art galleries, or attending a show at music venue the Glass House. / photo by Christopher...
Chain Reaction
Southern California rockers Lower Definition will be headlining a concert tonight at the Chain Reaction in Anaheim with support from Hyde Your Monster, Rive, Mid Air Crisis, Seiri, Alaska Young and Rosalynn. The concert begins at 7 p.m. and ends at 11 p.m. General admission is $12 at the door.
'All U Can Eat'
The Bunny Gunner Gallery in the Pomona Arts Colony will hold its last...
Latin culture inspires exhibit
An exhibition titled "Collector's Choice," is now on display at the Latino Art Museum on Second Street in Pomona. Armando Durón, a Los Angeles area art collector, selected many works, including paintings by Luis Soto, left, and Yolanda Gonzalez, right. For the exhibition, Durón challenged the artists with loosely based rules and themes to bring out works from within their professional...


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Certified as a Cat Behavior Consultant by the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants, author of "Every Cat's Survival Guide to Living with a Neurotic Owner," and New York Post cat columnist -
Beth Adelman knows cat behavior....but she is - get this - also a hockey expert! She just authored (with her husband, music critic Craig Zeichner) a series of kids books about hockey teams. Most of all, she a trusted friend...but is she a trusted Blackhawks fan? Maybe not. She didn't predict the Hawks would make it this far - and we will tell her what we think about that.
On Steve Dale's Pet World on May 22, 2 p.m.cst on WLS-AM 890... she will answer your hockey questions, and your cat behavior questions.
When Dr. Sheldon Rubin retired - pets picketed! The Chicago Veterinary Medical Association honored the venerable veterinarian, and his family and friends hosted a private affair
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As all racists do you make a racial issue when it is not one. IF that 91% were black and doing exactly as is being done, destroying the middle class for the benefit of the ultra rich it would be no more acceptable than it is for white men to do it. IF that 91% were Hispanic, Indian or any other race it would be no more acceptable than it is today. Even if 100% of CEO's were white males that doesn't change the fact that those 100% would constitute even 1% of the white male population in the USA. To paint all white males with the same brush is exactly the same as white supremacist do when they paint all blacks with the same brush. It's outright racism.Dusty,
I know facts and figures have a liberal bias but here some for you:
How many CEOs are white males? 91%
Eight-five percent (85%) of the USAs wealth is owned by the Nations top wealthy, which make up 20% of the population. Of that 20% is made up of white males (99.5 %.)
Fifty-one percent (51%) of white males did not vote for Obama.
So Dusty the boogie man that controls and manipulates the US is a white male.
And not all white people are racists but the majority of all racists are white people.
How many Presidents have the people of the US asked to see a birth certificate? Just one.
And the one just so happens to be a black man, coincidence? I think not.
There is no more racist segment of society than blacks. You of course can justify this but racism directed at one group is a self perpetuating circle. If 51% of white males will not vote for Obama that represents about a 49% improvement from some 50 years ago. Even more telling of your outright racism is that of that 51% a good 40% of them are right wing extremists who would not vote for a democrat for president regardless of his color. So you are left with about 11% at most, of white males who are against Obama because of his skin color. That's about the same percentage of blacks in America who are racist against whites. Self perpetuating circle. And of no political value whatsoever. Your racism is just as defeating as those of the KKK because it continues the division of this country into extremism. Which of course is what all extremists want from both the left and right.


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January 15, 2015, 7:00pm - A New Year's Productivity Party
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Welcome!Women's Media Group is a New York-based nonprofit association of women who have achieved prominence in the many fields of media. Our members, drawn from book, magazine, and newspaper publishing; film, television, online and other digital media, meet, collaborate, inform and support one another as well as mentoring young women interested in publishing careers. Find out more on the About Us page. Interested in Joining Women's Media Group?If you are a woman working in publishing and media in the New York City or surrounding areas, we'd like an opportunity to get to know you better and perhaps invite you to become a member. Please check out our website to learn more about us. If you'd like to contact us about joining, please e-mail email@example.com. We look forward to hearing from you. Meet, Greet, and Swap at Our Annual Business and New Member Luncheon!Please join us at our annual business and new member luncheon. This lunch is for members only. In addition to welcoming our newest members and voting in our new board, we'll also be hosting our popular annual Media Swap.
Upper West Side Small DinnerAnother wonderful Small Dinner gathering at Meredith Bernstein's lovely home on Riverside Drive. From left: Judy Kern, Regina Ryan, Liv Blumer, Jill Danzig, Meredith Bernstein, Jill Sansone. Hoboken Small DinnerFrom Small Dinner organizer extraordinaire Jill Sansone: We had a great small dinner in Hoboken---my first as hostess! Thanks for coming out to dine in the 6th Borough, especially from Brooklyn and the UES! From left: Miral Sattar, Nina Shield, Kate Napolitano, Jill Sansone WMG February Brown Bag: How to Command Attention and Be Heard with Media Coach Terri TrespicioBeing able to articulate your needs in a powerful, persuasive, compelling way is crucial to your success. Terri Trespicio will show you how to prepare your authors, your clients and yourself for every speaking opportunity, whether it's a media interview, important meeting, presentation, or everything in between.
About Terri Trespicio: Winter Delight: Small Dinner in Midtown ManhattanThe weather outside was frightful...but the conversation so delightful! Six intrepid WMGers braved single-digit temperatures for a Small Dinner at Cafe K hosted by WMG Business Manager Karina Mikhli. Great career stories, life plans, and book recs were swapped all around. Pictured clockwise from top left: Jill Sansone, Karina Mikhli, Toni Sciarra Poynter, Myrsini Stephanides, Anne Kostick, Carolyn Carlson. WMG Luncheon with NYT Public Editor Margaret Sullivan: Her Life on the Media WatchJoin us for lunch on January 26, 2015 as the Women's Media Group welcomes Margaret Sullivan, Public Editor of The New York Times.Today, a social media firestorm can ignite demands for a longtime New York Times reporter's resignation within hours of the first outraged tweet. Ms. Sullivan will reveal how she investigates matters of journalistic integrity at the Times while working independently, outside of the reporting and editing structure of the newspaper, and will lead a lively discussion of journalism in the age of 24-7 online scrutiny. We are thrilled to have Ms. Sullivan join us as she discusses a role that she has given new attitude and bite. Margaret Sullivan is the fifth public editor of The New York Times, and the first woman appointed to the position, which she took up in September 2012. She writes about the Times and its journalism in a frequent blog—the Public Editor's Journal—and in a twice-monthly print column in the Sunday Review section. We encourage you to check out Margaret Sullivan's recent post, "17 Hopes and Dreams for The Times in the New Year," where she asks for less Bush-and-Clinton oriented Presidential coverage, more women's voices on the Op-Ed pages and a more diverse Times staff, cliché-free coverage of "flyover country, " and "more absurd Styles trend stories. Long may they run." You can learn more about Margaret Sullivan's trailblazing career here. There will be an extended question and answer period, as Ms. Sullivan would like to encourage discussion and invites your questions. Guests welcome. Please RSVP here. WHEN: Monday, January 26, 2015, at 12:30 pm WHERE: The 21 Club, 21 West 52nd Street WMG Event: Get Organized in 2015 with "Listful Thinking" author Paula RizzoSo, where do you keep yours? To-do list, we mean! On the back of a receipt or an old envelope? In a notebook? In an app? Or do you have beautiful stationery for all your ongoing to-do lists? Regardless of where you keep your lists -- we want to see them and help make them work better for you in the New Year! Breaking Publishing News and Blazing Digital Trails: WMG Welcomes Sarah Weinman, News Editor for Publishers MarketplaceJoin us for lunch on November 10 at the 21 Club, 21 West 52nd Street, 12:30pm-2:00pm, as Women's Media Group welcomes Sarah Weinman, one of the literary and publishing world's most informed, knowledgeable, oft-quoted and enthusiastic champions. WMG October Brown Bag: Success Strategies for Solopreneurs with Ilise Benun of marketing-mentor.comDo you run your own solo business? Are you curious about going out on your own and wondering what it's like? Come to our next Brown Bag and hear marketing consultant Ilise Benun share the success strategies she has used to help thousands launch and grow their careers as independent professionals.
Whether you've been your own boss for a while, are newly independent, or are curious about the indie life, Benun's techniques can help you launch or grow your solo career from a solid foundation. Benun started her Hoboken, NJ-based consulting practice in 1988 and has been self-employed for all but 3 years of her working life. Learn more about her on marketing-mentor.com, and on Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, Google+, and LinkedIn. Please note: e-mail confirmation will not be sent, so please read your online confirmation carefully to see if you made it in or if you are on the waitlist. New Yorker Cartoonist Liza Donnelly: Breaking the Glass Ceiling with Humor, a Career as a CartoonistJoin us for lunch on September 15 at the 21 Club, 21 West 52nd Street, 12:30-2:00, as Women's Media Group welcomes New Yorker cartoonist and humorist, Liza Donnelly as she discusses being a New Yorker cartoonist, humor author and cultural envoy. Guests welcome. Please RSVP here. Join WMG & NYWICI for a Night OutWe are teaming up with New York Women in Communications (NYWICI) for a chance to socialize and network in a relaxed, casual atmosphere. NYWICI is a group for communications specialists in the New York metro area. Their membership represents all levels and all facets of the communications industry, including print, broadcast and online journalism, public relations, marketing, corporate communications, advertising, digital media and book publishing, as well as growing numbers of entrepreneurs.Come join your industry peers, meet new friends, and build your network! Date: Monday, July 21, 2014 Time: 6:00-8:00pm Location: Pranna, 79 Madison Ave (between 28th and 29th Streets) Price: $20 at door Light appetizers will be served. There will be a cash bar with happy hour prices. Festive Small Dinner on the Upper East Side
Wonderful small dinner on Wednesday night at Jennifer Josephy's apartment. Attendees were (clockwise): Jill Sansone, Kris Puopolo, Jean Naggar, Jennifer Josephy, Karen Wolney, Denise Marcil, Alison Bond. Small Dinner Plus Reading List Suggestions
Hosted by Karina Mikhli, WMG Business Manager, the small dinner at Cafe K had great food and conversation--plus discussion of favorite books! Seated: Susan Knopf, Sarah Burningham, Christina Festa, Tessa Shanks Standing: Nicole Wise, Beth Grossman, Kelly Leonard, Jill Danzig, Kate Napolitano, Karina Mikhli Bestselling Author and "Story Architect" Lauren Oliver: A Young Adult Phenomenon Tells AllJoin us for lunch on June 16 as Women's Media Group welcomes multitalented Lauren Oliver, bestselling author of the YA novels Before I Fall and the Delirium trilogy: Delirium, Pandemonium, and Requiem, and her forthcoming adult debut Rooms, as she discusses her transition from avid reader to editor to published author to highly successful "literary incubator" and e-publisher -- thanks to her four-year-old company Paper Lantern Lit. WMG Secretary Patty Chang Anker completed her #SomeNerve ChallengeWMG Secretary Patty Chang Anker completed her #SomeNerve Challenge (declared at the WMG Some Nerve event in January) by captaining a team of 34 through the TD Five Boro Bike Tour on May 4. Her team included WMG members Becky Saletan (her editor at Riverhead) and Deborah Brody who both attended the WMG party. In the span of 4 months, Patty learned to ride a bike, trained for and completed the 40-mile tour of NYC, which she called "an exhausting, exhilarating and life-changing day." Recap and more pics here, How is your #SomeNerve Challenge coming along? Send us updates! Another Small Dinner Success StoryWe thought we heard laughter in the air....South Orange rocked on Wednesday, May 7th when a group of WMG members met for a Small Dinner hosted by Susanna Einstein, Co-Director, Einstein Thompson Agency. Judging from the thank-you emails we saw, the food, libations, and great publishing stories were flowing! Clockwise from left: Pam Kruger, Susan Weinberg, Tara Parsons, Susanna Einstein, Jennifer Levesque, Wendy Sherman, Amy Edelman and Jill Sansone (seated). Missing: Claire Roberts, who left a bit early, and photographer/guest Becky Kraemer. Happy Anniversary to Us!In celebration of WMG's 40 years supporting women in publishing, we will present three terrific conference sessions during BEA 2014. Each session deals with the most important issues facing women in our industry; each will feature a panel of dynamic, high-profile industry professionals asking—and answering—tough questions. You won't want to miss them.
For full descriptions and participants, click HERE. And don't forget to register for BEA using the best BEA discount for members ever! It's good only until May 15th, so run, don't walk, to this page for instructions. Fun and Friendship at WMG Small DinnersA good time was had by all at the April 10th Small Dinner hosted by Regina Ryan. As Jill Sansone notes: "It was a lovely evening with lots of stories, reminiscing, and book recommendations--oh, and great food and lots of wine!" Seated: Lillian Laserson, Esther Margolis, Marta Hallett Seated: Jill Sansone, Pam Harwood WMG Luncheon with Rebecca Mead: Her Life in Middlemarch and at The New YorkerJoin us for lunch on May 12 as Women's Media Group welcomes Rebecca Mead, author of My Life in Middlemarch and a staff writer at The New Yorker, as she discusses how George Eliot's masterpiece affected her own life's journey and what Eliot has to teach all women.Her new book, which Joyce Carol Oates called "a poignant testimony to the abiding power of fiction," grew out of a piece she wrote for The New Yorker in which she examined the George Eliot-attributed quote, "It's never too late to be what you might have been." Disagreeing with it, she noted that doors closed behind her as she entered middle age. "Recognizing that it was too late to be some of the things I might have been seemed part of what it was to grow older and wiser." In My Life in Middlemarch, Mead explores the themes of Eliot's Middlemarch--the complexity of love, the meaning of marriage, the foundations of morality, and the drama of aspiration and failure--and brings them into our world. Mead, who joined The New Yorker as a staff writer in 1997 and has profiled many subjects, among them Lena Dunham, Christine Quinn and, most recently, Jennifer Weiner, will also discuss the measure of a great book and what it's like to be part of the subject. Come with questions and prepare to be inspired! Guests welcome. Please RSVP here. WHEN: Monday, May 12 at 12:30 pm WHERE: The 21 Club, 21 West 52nd Street Best BEA Discount Ever for WMG Members!We've obtained a fantastic discount for WMG members for BEA 2014, May 28-31.As we heard at Monday's luncheon, around half of our members are independents--freelance, sole business operators, or small business owners. So for those of us who can't depend on a corporate "platinum" badge, grab this offer! 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WMG is thrilled that Rachel Fershleiser, Tumblr's director of publisher outreach, will join us for a Brown Bag Lunch on Tuesday, April 1 at 12:30pm to guide us through the best practices and opportunities that this essential social platform provides today's media professional.Come learn about how you can use Tumblr to help promote yourself whether you are a freelancer using it to showcase your services, a publisher looking to promote your books and authors, or an editor or agent looking for that next blog-to-book bestseller. You'll also be introduced to various communities who use Tumblr for everything from book clubs to bookstore fundraising and how this platform fits within the overall social media landscape. Rachel Fershleiser works on Tumblr's outreach team, specializing in publishing, nonprofit and cultural organizations. 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But this year's luncheon is special, because in addition to welcoming our newest members, voting in our new board, and hosting our highly popular Media Swap, we are celebrating our 40th anniversary and welcoming WMG founding member Joni Evans. Celebrate Our Past, Anticipate Our Future As you know, WMG was founded in 1974 by five forward-thinking publishing women: Judith Daniels, Elizabeth Crow, Joni Evans, Eden Lipson, and Carol Rinzler. At this special birthday-season luncheon, to remind us of our roots as women in media and to help us reflect on where we've been and where we're headed, we are thrilled to welcome founding member Joni Evans as a special speaker. Joni Evans' more than 40-year career in publishing includes serving as President and Publisher of Simon & Schuste, and Publisher at Random House. As Senior VP of the William Morris Agency's literary department, she represented such bestselling authors as Marcus Buckingham, Ann Coulter, Fannie Flagg, Quincy Jones, Mary Wells Lawrence, Peggy Noonan, Martin Garbus, James Patterson, Liz Smith and John Stossel. In her dynamic career, she has brought more than 100 books to the bestseller list. Joni is a member of the Young President's Organization, the Women's Forum and a founding member of both the Committee of 200 and Women's Media Group. She has served as a director of the Dreyfus Fund for 23 years. She has written for the New York Times, The Washington Post, Vanity Fair, New York, and O. Joni is the recipient of Springboard Enterprises Northstar Entrepreneur Award, 2010. She is co-creator, with Lesley Stahl, Liz Smith, Lily Tomlin, Candace Bergen, and more, of wowowow.com (The Women on the Web), a free, daily internet website by, for, and about women. Bring Something for Our Media Swap! To celebrate our love of all things media, at this lunch we ask each attendee to bring a book, magazine, DVD, or CD that she loves packaged in a plain manila envelope. The packages are placed in the center of your designated lunch table, and once we sit down to lunch, each person selects a package and opens it. The person who brought each item then can share something about it. After that, people can swap and share as they please. It's a great way to get to know our new members and leave lunch with something new to read or watch, plus a few more ideas jotted down to check out later. The luncheon will be held at 12:30pm on Monday, March 10th, at the 21 Club, 21 West 52nd Street. RSVP here. *If you need to cancel, you must do so by March 5th or you will be billed for the lunch. Meet Our New Members We're happy to announce that the Board has accepted the following new members:
Women's Media Group: Social Media 101Our next Brown Bag Lunch on Tuesday, February 11th at 12:30pm is with Julie Blattberg, Executive Director, Consumer Engagement, at Open Road Media. Julie will inspire you to start Tweeting and Tumbling and Instagramming strategically--and with confidence. She was previously Director of Managing Editorial for Disney Publishing Worldwide, and has held a variety of managing editorial and marketing posts at HarperCollins and Simon & Schuster. The lunch will be located at Simon & Schuster, 1230 Avenue of the Americas, 14th Floor Large Boardroom (check in at lobby reception, take the elevator to the 14th Floor, and follow the signs). This is a free event, but please RSVP as space is limited. Please note: e-mail confirmation will not be sent so read your online confirmation to see if you made it in or on the waitlist. RSVP here by February 6. Guests welcome. WMG Luncheon with Dominique Raccah: Thriving as CEO in a Rapidly Changing IndustryJoin the publisher known for being one step ahead of the future as she looks back at the milestones in her career and charts her course through the changes ahead.Dominique Raccah has built Sourcebooks into the largest woman-owned trade publisher in the country over 25 years, relentlessly embracing change, and even daring to fail, while becoming one of our industry's most visible and inspiring female CEOs. Just 12 years after Raccah launched the company in her upstairs bedroom in Naperville, Illinois, Sourcebooks was named the second fastest-growing small publisher in the country by Publishers Weekly. In 2000, Sourcebooks became the only book publisher named to Inc. magazine's annual ranking of America's 500 fastest-growing companies. And the accolades keep coming. Just this fall, she was named The Most Inspiring Digital Publishing Person at the prestigious FutureBook conference, and was also singled out by an influential group of female entrepreneurs, The Committee of 200, for the Luminary Award: Muriel Siebert Entrepreneurial Champion. At our lunch, Raccah will discuss how she masterminded the company's growth through frequent acquisitions in key niches, and how audience building has remained a key to the company's strength in digital publishing. She will also discuss her recent moves to build new audiences and distribution channels with online startups for writers, like Wattpad and Simple Truth, and to create a better bedtime experience for kids with a new approach to book personalization called "Put Me In The Story." Come with questions and prepare to be inspired! Guests welcome. Please RSVP here. WHEN: Tuesday, January 28 at 12:30 pm WHERE: The 21 Club, 21 West 52nd Street WMG Small Dinners: Feasts with FriendsWMG co-president Kris Puopolo reports: "The WMG Small Dinner at Brettne Bloom's home was a smashing success. Picture to the left. From front and moving clockwise: Brettne Bloom, Jennifer Josephy, Anne McCormick, Rita Rosenkranz, Kris Puopolo, Sally Arteseros, Ellen Kadin, Steph Opitz." Don't Miss the Fall Reception for our WMG Summer FellowsThis summer our two Women's Media Group Fellows, Tai Nycole Harriss and Christen Pruitt, were able to meet many of our members at the May luncheon at 21 and through individual meetings with members through our WMG 30-Minute Mentor program. On Wednesday, October 16, at the Random House Building, 1745 Broadway, between 55th and 56th Streets, Room 1301, at 6:00 pm, we will celebrate the Fellows and the members who served as mentors at a wine and cheese reception. If you have not yet met our Fellows, this is the perfect chance to do so and have fun mingling with your fellow members. Please note: Free to all members, RSVP requested. WMG Luncheon with Rebecca Eaton: Behind the Scenes at PBS's Masterpiece Theatre and Mystery!Come meet the force behind some of the most beloved and acclaimed dramas on TV including Upstairs, Downstairs, The Forsyte Saga, Inspector Morse, Sherlock, Prime Suspect, and Downton Abbey. Join us for lunch on November 11 as Women's Media Group welcomes Rebecca Eaton, Executive Producer of Masterpiece Theatre and Mystery! the longest running weekly prime time drama series on American television. In a recent interview, Eaton recalled, "The same day we [Eaton and her husband] learned I was pregnant, I was offered the job of executive producer of Masterpiece Theatre. I got two phone calls, about 15 minutes apart." She came to PBS after a childhood steeped in theater and an "accidental apprenticeship" with the BBC as well as having an affinity for nineteenth century novels and culture. As she recounts in her new memoir, Making Masterpiece, Eaton introduced the period costume drama to American television viewers, significantly contributed to the Jane Austen craze of the early 2000s, and spearheaded an aggressive campaign to attract new generations of fans with Downton Abbey. Throughout, she has been behind the scenes with luminaries such as Alistair Cooke, Maggie Smith, Diana Rigg, Benedict Cumberbatch, Kenneth Branagh, Gillian Anderson, and Daniel Radcliffe, whose first TV role was as the title character in David Copperfield. Under her leadership, the series has earned forty-four Primetime Emmy Awards, fifteen Peabody Awards, four Golden Globes, and two Academy Award nominations. In 2011 Eaton was one of Time magazine's "100 Most Influential People in the World." And after nearly 30 years at the helm of Masterpiece, Vanity Fair wrote, "in the world of TV drama, names and faces appear and disappear with bewildering speed; Rebecca Eaton is immortal and immutable." The luncheon will be held at 12:30pm on Monday, November 11, at the 21 Club, 21 West 52nd Street. Guests are welcome. RSVP here. Don't Miss WMG Brown Bag: LinkedIn Success Secrets with LinkedIn Ambassador Lindsey PollakIn today's connected world, the resume and networking site LinkedIn has become a powerful career-building tool. WMG is thrilled that career and workplace expert and LinkedIn Ambassador Lindsey Pollak will join us for a Brown Bag Lunch on Tuesday, October 22 at 12:30pm to guide us through the best practices and opportunities that this essential social platform provides today's media professional. Come learn about how you can use LinkedIn to help you reach your goals, whether you are a freelancer using it to showcase your services or a publisher looking for qualified freelancers, an editor or agent looking for experts to write your next bestseller, or someone who wishes to join or moderate conversations in any of the myriad professional communities on the site. Lindsey Pollak is the author of Getting from College to Career: Your Essential Guide to Succeeding in the Real World. Her next book, to be published by HarperCollins in fall 2014, will focus on Millennial generation leadership. She also serves as an official Ambassador for LinkedIn and Spokesperson for The Hartford's "My Tomorrow" campaign. Lindsey's keynote speaking and consulting clients have included more than 150 corporations, conferences and universities, including Barclays, Citi, GE, IBM, Liz Claiborne, Merrill Lynch, PwC, Ralph Lauren, Time Inc., Yale, Harvard, Princeton, MIT and many others. Her areas of expertise include marketing to Millennials, managing Millennials, succeeding in the multigenerational workplace, personal branding and career development. Her advice and opinions have appeared in such media outlets as The TODAY Show, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, FOX Business, Glamour, CNN and NPR. She appears on several "Best People to Follow on Twitter" lists, including Mashable's list of top non-fiction authors on Twitter and Marie Claire's Twitters Every Woman Should Follow. Forbes named her blog one of the Top 75 Websites for Your Career. In her charitable work, Lindsey serves as Chair of the Board of She's the First, a non-profit organization that sponsors girls' education in developing world countries so that they can be first in their families to graduate from high school. The lunch will be located at the Random House Building, 1745 Broadway, in Room 1301 on the 13th floor. This is a free event, but please RSVP as space is limited. RSVP here by 10/17. Guests welcome.Sad News About WMG Co-Founder & Past President Judith DanielsA number of you may have read or heard about the death of Judith Daniels on September 1, 2013 at the age of 74. Judy was one of the five founders of Women's Media Group in 1973 and served as WMG's first president. If ever a member worked for recognition and visibility for women as media professionals and as media consumers, it was Judy. As noted editor and writer Dominique Browning, who worked for Judy at New York and served as WMG's secretary while Judy was president, recently wrote: "Judith Daniels was leaning in when Sheryl Sandberg was ten years old." A graduate of Smith College, Judy became a seasoned publishing professional who served as a model and a mentor for women looking to advance professionally. Her career included editorial positions at New York, The Village Voice, Time, Inc.—where she was the first woman editor of Life—and Condé Nast, where she held senior positions at Self and Glamour and originated Glamour's Women of the Year awards. In 1979, after raising $1.5 million, she started Savvy, the first glossy magazine for executive women, featuring articles on politics, finance, fashion (with fashion shoots produced by Anna Wintour long pre-Vogue), and much more. Savvy spoke to women as people and professionals with unique needs, broad interests, unabashed ambition, and money they'd like to spend and save wisely. In an interview, Judy said: "Other magazines . . . were always saying it's O.K. to be excited about men. What I wanted to do was to release women and say it's O.K. to be excited about your work." As noted in The Boston Globe: "Savvy became . . . the model for what women's publications could be: broad-reaching, inclusive, direct, self-aware, funny, and confident. 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MTYP hires former Winnipeg actor to steer troubled ship
MANITOBA Theatre for Young People has hired Derek Aasland as its new executive producer ahead of a town hall meeting tonight concerning the troubled stage troupe's future.
Aasland, the former Winnipeg actor, flew here Tuesday from Tampa, Fla., where he and choreographer wife Sharon Moore were finishing writing a circus show for the National Circus School in Montreal. The appointment may quell the public outrage over the abrupt dismissal of founding artistic director Leslee Silverman last month and the concern about the financially-beleaguered organization.
"Derek has got the knowledge and passion for our theatre and the practical skills we need," says board president Gloria Koop. "I think he's fantastic and exactly what we need right now."
Aasland, a 38-year-old Toronto resident, made his acting debut at the age of 14 in the MTYP production of Jacob Two-Two Meets the Hooded Fang. He appeared in another dozen or so shows before he received a grant from the Canada Council to study Silverman's management techniques with the aim of starting his own company in Toronto. Instead, Silverman hired him as associate artistic director in 2006 and moved him to assistant general manger before he left in 2010.
"When I talked to Leslee on the day it happened, she said that if anyone should take the company it should be me," Aasland said over the telephone from Florida. "If she hadn't said that, I don't think I would be in Winnipeg. She gave me her blessing."
He said he had to separate his loyalty to Silverman from his love for the 31-year-old theatre. The priority, he said, is to guarantee MTYP's future.
"I was disturbed by the way it happened," said Aasland, who is remembered for performances in Unidentified Human Remains at the MTC Warehouse in 1992 and A Midsummer Night's Dream for Shakespeare in the Ruins in 1995.
"But as far as the survival of the company, I believe that the board had to do what it had to do in order to fulfil its mandate."
The board, which has been the target of much of the theatre's community's ire, contacted Aasland less than 10 days ago and made a quick decision that he would become executive producer, assuming both Silverman's artistic responsibilities and the duties of executive director Zaz Bajon, whose last day on the job is Friday. Aasland will return to Winnipeg in May after the circus production, La Vie en Swing, opens.
Wednesday's town hall meeting, set for 7 p.m. at The Forks Market atrium, could also be a bit of a circus. Aasland is not all that concerned because the turnout is likely to include friends of his and of MTYP.
"All the questions they are asking are questions I would be asking too, except I know some of the answers," said Aasland, who expects to announce a reduced seven-show 2013-14 season in the next few days. "Things are going to be fine. It's just a matter of putting cash-flow controls in place and restoring confidence with funders."
He arrives after a tumultuous season during which MTYP missed payroll and left scores of bills unpaid. The debt to its credit union is $1.6 million and the company needs another $200,000-$300,000 to pay suppliers.
Its financial woes started with the financial hangover from the construction of MTYP's $5.2-million home at The Forks that opened in 1999.
"The slippery slope started with the original capital campaign for the building," said Aasland. "The debt wasn't noticed for the first seven or eight years. The $1-million mortgage ate into the operating budgets. It kept nibbling and nibbling."
He says the job of erasing the red ink splashed all over MTYP's books is huge. He is also well aware that he is being asked to fill Silverman's big shoes, too.
"It's the toughest act I have ever had to follow," he said. "I'm doing it because I love the place and I want the kids of tomorrow to have the same opportunities I had."
Aasland doesn't rule out hiring Silverman in the future.
"We have to look at what the founding artistic director's role is going to be," he says. "It is inconceivable that Leslee is not going to play a role in the future of the company."
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