The truth is that we’ve actually been working with non-zoological clients for a couple of years now, albeit under a different banner.
The truth is that we’ve actually been working with non-zoological clients for a couple of years now, albeit under a different banner.
Lori Perkins reflects on the Zoo Advisors’ rebrand to Canopy Strategic Partners.
The Canopy team provides takeaways from the AZA National Conference.
Your brand can help you tell your story better. But you need a solid brand strategy for success.
We are pleased to announce Zoo Advisors is now Canopy Strategic Partners.
You may be asking the real question – why would Zoo Advisors change their name?
Expanding diversity in the conservation field is an ongoing issue, and one especially underrepresented is folxs2 in the LGBTQIA+ community.
Let’s consider the basic decision that all animal care personnel make when they decide to follow their passion for animals.
We focus to the topics of fundraising and revenue and expense impacts and offer potential short-term and long-term solutions.
We explore the root causes of today’s economic situation and how they are specifically impacting cultural attractions.
Watch to hear the perspectives of nine international zoo and aquarium leaders on the future of leadership. Listen in to hear how Denise Verret, Karen Fifield, Lee Ehmke, Clément Lanthier, Judy Mann-Lang, Maria Clara Dominguez, Dolf DeJong, Martín Zordan, and Sunny Nelson think leadership will and needs to change.
Lisa Marie Avendaño, Bronx Zoo’s Deputy Director shares her insights into what makes a great leader and her personal leadership journey.
Sprina Liu, Senior Curator of Birds and Ectotherms at the Dallas Zoo, embodies the honest and empathetic leadership skills that our profession is coming to recognize as crucial to our future success.
Canopy’s Business Analyst, Gabe Buckley, uses our Audience Analytics Platform to dive into the question ‘does this intense heat drive away visitors to zoos and botanic gardens, while concentrating visitors at indoor venues like aquariums?’
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