AMS is pleased to announce the promotion of Kristian Otten to Project Manager. Kristian began his career at AMS in 2017 as an Analyst and has participated in over 40 AMS projects. His work supports our project teams with exceptional thought partnership, enabling AMS clients to make informed decisions. In his work supporting market assessments …
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AMS congratulates Orlando’s Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts on the completion of Steinmetz Hall. The hall is the final component of the Dr. Phillips Center, opening on January 14, 2022. Together with Walt Disney Theater and Alexis & Jim Pugh Theater it fulfills the vision for the 698,000 sq.ft. facility as a community …
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AMS Planning & Research‘s Expanding Pathways to Consulting Fellowship Program, designed to engage members of BIPOC populations, is seeking its next fellows. The program has engaged four fellows since its inception two years ago. This first-in-the-field program was initiated to help support and escalate involvement of individuals from groups that have been underrepresented in the …
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Responding to the needs of our clients as they return from the long pandemic business interruption, AMS is expanding its capacity to support facility development, strategic planning, and industry development efforts. We are pleased to announce two new team members: Rebekah Boggs, AMS’s most recent Pathways to Consulting Fellow has joined the team full-time as …
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POSITION OPENING: ANALYST, Southport, CT or Sacramento, CA AMS Planning & Research Corp., a leading international consulting practice serving the arts, culture, and entertainment industries, has an immediate opening in our Sacramento, CA or Southport, Connecticut office for an Analyst. At AMS, we are committed to equity, diversity and inclusion in our work environment. We …
Congratulations to AMS Consultant Meg Friedman and EventBooking Senior Business Analyst Melora Cybul on their article, Reimagining Space: A Framework for Transformation. This discussion helps arts and venue leaders reimagine space and activity, as our sector transforms to be more connected, inclusive, accessible, and impactful. The article is published in the September/October issue of IAVM’s …
AMS is pleased to welcome our fourth fellow in our Pathways to Consulting Fellowship, Rebekah Boggs. Rebekah’s term begins in July and will end in October. Rebekah holds a B.A. in Art History from the University of Virginia. Her career experiences, which are often based in community engagement and arts education, are centered around making …
On June 9th AMS Principal Steven Wolff will join industry colleagues Randy Cohen, Americans for the Arts; Arthur Cohen, La Placa Cohen; Sunil Iyengar, NEA; and Jill Sonke, Center for the Arts in Medicine, University of Florida College of the Arts in AFTA’s “COVID-19 Research Round-Up” convention session. The discussion will center around the most …
In Patternmakers’ Theory of Creativity series, supported by Creative Victoria, AMS Principal Steven Wolff discusses the essential transformation of anchor arts and cultural institutions as their role within the communities they hope to serve continues to evolve. As “metrics of success” change, these institutions must be deeply entangled with community vitality. In the on ongoing …
AMS is pleased to welcome our third Fellow in our Pathways to Consulting Fellowship, Anna Zheng. Anna’s term begins in April and will end in June. Anna is currently a rising senior at Yale University studying Economics and Russian & East European Studies. Prior to Yale, she studied classical ballet at the Bolshoi Ballet Academy …
