Colleen Dilenschneider. IMPACTS Experience. Know Your Own Bone author. Data nerd. Cultural org advocate. Nonprofit biz myth-buster. Writer/speaker. She/her

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Join us tomorrow, zoos & aquariums, to see the data on how trust perceptions and your meaningful achievements according to Americans. Register: iaapa.org/events/education/2…
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At the end of each year, we survey (pun intended) the cultural engagement landscape and determine what research may prove most helpful to cultural organizations in the year ahead. Here are the trends we'll be watching most closely in 2024 (DATA): colleendilen.com/2023/12/13/…
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How much do crowding perceptions matter for cultural organizations? Admission value? Staff hospitality? Here are the weighted components that make up guest satisfaction for exhibit-based and performing arts organizations, respectively. colleendilen.com/2023/11/29/…
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Perceptions surrounding educational value are a unique differentiator for attending both exhibit and performing arts organizations – and these perceptions have increased since the pandemic. Here's the data. colleendilen.com/2023/11/15/…
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Can you guess the most "entertaining" cultural organizations in the world? The answers may surprise you. How the public considers "entertainment" in the context of cultural organizations is not what some leaders may think (DATA): colleendilen.com/2023/11/01/…
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{New data} Less than half of Americans – including recent visitors – know that nonprofit museums, zoos, aquariums, and performing arts organizations are, in fact, nonprofits. Here's the data and why it matters. colleendilen.com/2023/10/04/…
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New data! Arts & culture, education, environment, social equity matter to visitors and cultural organizations alike. Here’s a data dive on how much likely visitors care about these causes, and what it is about these causes that matters so much to them. colleendilen.com/2023/09/20/…
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Day = made. Thank you for this, Dr. Moore. And thank you most of all for cultivating and leading our current thinkers and future museum leaders.
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@cdilly HUGE thanks for your audacious warmth and support of @UFMuseumStudies Colloquium studies @flamuseums keynote luncheon. We are big fans!! Your keynote was stellar.
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Oh noo, Casey! I am so sad to hear this! I’d love constructive feedback to help make the research findings as accessible as possible, if you’re willing? Thanks for your work and congrats on the movement thus far! I’d be grateful to DM to learn more. Let’s connect?
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Thank you so much, Thomas. I was thrilled to see you’re speaking in the program! What a fantastic initiative and I wish I could be here see it. Thanks for your important work. #FAM2023
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Expanding audiences isn’t only a diversity and inclusion action item – it’s a business imperative. Here’s the updated research on how urgently exhibit and performance-based entities need to expand audiences to sustain long-term attendance. colleendilen.com/2023/07/25/…
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