Community Conversation Webinars

The Mad Science of Earned Revenue

The Mad Science of Earned Revenue

We recently spoke to innovators who incubated, developed, and launched unconventional earned-revenue strategies during the pandemic. What went well? What failed spectacularly? And most importantly, what did they learn?

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Impacting Organizational Culture & Change

Impacting Organizational Culture & Change

The care of teams during layoffs & cutbacks & the organizational impact on our staff & organizations has been felt by all. Read on as we discuss measures leaders can take to impact organizational culture now & moving into the new tomorrow.

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Channel Your Inner Peacock: Communicating Your Worth

Channel Your Inner Peacock: Communicating Your Worth

Given this new era of uncertainty where economies are stressed, tax bases are morphing, & economic anxiety abounds, it’s existentially important that we adapt & develop new strategies to communicate our worth to our communities.

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Is Conservation Now An Afterthought?

Is Conservation Now An Afterthought?

Even in a time of crisis, conservation remains a core mission of zoos & aquariums. Despite necessary reductions due to reduced budgets, our webinar guest speakers are focused on the path forward, highlighting the need for focus, synergy, & collaboration to create greater impact.

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Restructuring, Mergers, & Closures in the Zoo & Aquarium Profession

Restructuring, Mergers, & Closures in the Zoo & Aquarium Profession

As zoos & aquariums adapt to the “new tomorrow”, we ask ourselves: How might organizations need to restructure to ensure long-term sustainability? What new operating models should we be thinking about? How can we continue to effectively deliver on our conservation education missions?

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Dr. Frederick Lahodny

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