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David H. Stull, President of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, discusses how one of America’s oldest world-class conservatories of music — which will celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2018 — supports musicians in developing their artistic, technical, professional and individual talents in preparation for successful futures.
Hope Alswang, Executive Director & CEO of Norton Museum of Art, discusses the museum’s vision for its journey to expansion and diversification over the next two years, before the New Norton debuts in 2018.
Jay Xu, Director & CEO of the Asian Art Museum, discusses the influence of Asian art and culture across the globe, and the unique dialogues between works of art across time that help us to better understand our world.
David E. Little, Director and Chief Curator of the Mead Art Museum, discusses the museum’s unique placement among other educational institutions and its impact on students within and outside of Amherst College through a vast collection of 19,000 art objects.
Linda Shelton, Executive Director of The Joyce Theater discusses supporting the art of dance and choreography, and enhancing the public appreciation of dance, music, design, and theater.
Melissa Smith, Conservatory Director and Head of Acting of the American Conservatory Theater (A.C.T.), discusses how the institution nurtures the art of live theater through dynamic productions, intensive actor training in its conservatory, and an ongoing engagement with its community.
Juliana Schirmer, Development Director of the Regional Parks Foundation, discusses the importance of maintaining lands and cultivating outreach programs in order to bring the East Bay parks to the public.
Kriss Deiglmeier, CEO of the Tides Foundation, discusses the foundation’s work, and how it is informed by human values and scientific evidence.
Cameron Kitchin, Director of the Cincinnati Art Museum, discusses the layers of creating and developing one of the oldest museums in the United States and its ‘encyclopedic’ and vast collection of more than 65,000 objects.
Ben Paul, President and CEO of After School All-Stars, discusses the importance of providing children with comprehensive after school programs in order to improve their educational experience and sense of self.
Tess Reynolds, Chief Executive Officer of New Door Ventures, discusses the challenges faced by disconnected youth and the life skills they need to learn in order to become successful contributors to their communities.
Susan Medak, Managing Director of Berkeley Repertory Theatre, discusses the diverse, passionate team of artists, staff and board members that has shaped the 48-year-old theatre into the successful organization that it is today.
Eliza Byard discusses ensuring that all students, regardless of their sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression, are able to learn and grow in a school environment free from bullying and harassment.
Diana Campoamor, President of Hispanics in Philanthropy, discusses the importance of ‘giving’ and the role of philanthropy in leveraging resources to connect Latino communities and organizations with foundations that will help them achieve their goals.
Kathryn Wylde, President & CEO of Partnership for New York City, discusses working closely with government, labor, and the nonprofit sector to enhance the economy and maintain New York City’s position as the global center of commerce, culture, and innovation.
Ryan Eisenberg, Executive Director of AchieveKids, discusses the complex and various challenges that students with learning disabilities face, and the system that the organization has developed to find the best learning pathways for each of those students.
Andrés Spokoiny, President & CEO of Jewish Funders Network, discusses working with Jewish funders to improve the quality of their giving and to maximize their impact as they inspire the changes they want to see in the world.
Tara Chklovski, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Iridescent, discusses the organization’s mission to inspire and serve underprivileged girls, children and families and to deliver STEM education through its two programs.
Michael Scolamiero, Executive Director of Miami City Ballet, discusses the organization’s work and importance within the city of Miami.
In this collaboration with LPTV, host Mark Oppenheim interviews nonprofit leaders from north-central Minnesota and discuss the work they do to improve the communities they serve.