2024-02-15
 
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Develop good management and work organization practices for your artistic projects, NPO or collective

Pre-registration required

Schedule

  • Thursday, February 22, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (including one-hour lunch)
  • Thursday, February 29, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (including one-hour lunch)

Are you a dance artist, manager or cultural worker in administration, an NPO, a collective or still self-employed? Are you looking to improve your management skills and the organization of your work? Would you like to restructure, initiate a strategic development process or simply become better organized?

This training, consisting of a fourteen (14) hour group activity followed by individual coaching, invites you to take a look at the management processes and tools of your current administrative structure, in order to optimize the efficiency of your management and work organization practices.

You’ll analyze the main management functions (planning, organizing, directing and controlling) and acquire new tools and approaches that will enable you to handle them more effectively. You’ll also learn about human resources management, work organization, change management, communications management and strategic development.

You’ll gain a global and structured vision of your operating modes, a better understanding of your administrative organization, and the tools to initiate significant changes for the improvement and development of sound and efficient management.

 

Individual support

At the end of the group training session, you can take advantage of at least three (3) hours of individual coaching, where the trainer will work with you to develop the concepts you have learned, based on your specific needs or challenges in your current professional situation.

 

Objectives

At the end of this training course, you will be able to develop customized management tools adapted to the needs of your organization, whatever it may be. You’ll be able to carry out a self-diagnosis of your management, map your processes, evaluate your work organization, assess your needs, strengths and weaknesses, and then take the necessary steps to improve your processes

 

Who can benefit from this training?

Dance artists, managers and cultural workers in administration in mid-career who have one or more artistic projects under their belt.

 

* Artists, managers and cultural workers in administration at the start of their career are also welcome, if they have taken the training course NPO, Collective or Self-Employment: Implement the model of their choice and learn how to manage their artistic projects or if they can demonstrate that they have the required knowledge or experience. Contact us if in doubt.

 

Instructor

Danielle Thibault © Julie Artacho

 © Julie Artacho

Danielle Thibault holds a master’s degree in theater and a diploma in cultural animation and research from UQAM. She worked for more than 28 years with the Service de la culture de la Ville de Montréal. Among other things, she was responsible for the Théâtre de Verdure, headed the theater expertise committee, and designed, directed and led numerous training activities, in addition to writing a number of pedagogical documents.

She has taken part in several international missions and contributed to numerous juries. She has sat on a number of boards of directors and is well versed in the management of non-profit organizations. She has also served as interim executive director of Alliance chorale on two occasions (2018 and 2020), as well as interim executive director of CQT (November 2022 to April 2023).

She provides consulting services to artists and artistic companies in various disciplines. Her offer covers in particular the fields of dissemination and network development, grant writing and the improvement of management, organization and governance practices.

 

This training, offered by the Regroupement québécois de la danse, is made possible thanks to the financial support of the Gouvernement du Québec, through the Intervention-Compétences program administered by Compétence Culture.

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