Tackling Change: Legacy Institutions in Transition

This event offers a professional platform to connect, learn, and grow within the industry. This event offers valuable insights and professional development opportunities. A panel of Chief Executives for legacy institutions in Boston discuss how they are adapting to modern challenges, led by Lecolion Washington A hallmark of a great leader is the ability to lead an organization through change. Here at CMCB, we are embarking on our own historic evolution – the purchase of a building and expansion to a new neighborhood and community.
Join Executive Director Lecolion Washington as he speaks with executives Chad Smith, CEO of the Boston Symphony Orchestra; Vanessa Calderón-Rosado, CEO of Inquilinos Boricuas en Accion; and Aisha Francis, President of the Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology. These organizations are all legacy institutions in Boston, with histories ranging from the 18th century to the civil rights era. Join us to learn more about how these renowned leaders guide their institutions through periods of evolution during unprecedented times.
Speakers:
Chad Smith, CEO, Boston Symphony Orchestra
Vanessa Calderón-Rosado, CEO, Inquilinos Boricuas en Accion
Aisha Francis, President, Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology
Moderator: Lecolion Washington, CEO, CMCB
Due to limited capacity at Dudley Cafe, we ask that you please be mindful when choosing your ticket type for this event. If you register for an in-person ticket but are no longer able to join us at Dudley Cafe, please let us know by reaching [email protected]. We look forward to seeing you either in-person or virtually for this event!
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Community Conversations is a series of workshops with CMCB staff that seeks to engage others in dialogue about important issues in arts education. We want the voices of our students, parents and partners to be amplified. Join us to learn and share your experiences.
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