Creative Manitoba offers capacity development training to arts and cultural organizations. Develop your skills whether you are a seasoned arts administrator, newly employed, or starting your own organization. Meet fellow arts administrators and share experiences while learning from leading professionals in the industry. Topics include proposal writing, financial management, board and governance, digital collaboration, and more.
Check out some of our upcoming workshops tailored to arts and culture organizations. See the full list of workshops below.
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Winnipeg, MB
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204-927-2787
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