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Two lucky attendees at Project Motivate 2006 will be selected
at random to win brand-new Performer Plus portable sound systems
(with variable speed and remote control), courtesy of Califone
International. All attendees will be automatically entered in
the drawings, to be held at the event.
Group
rates now available: bring five attendees and pay for four!
(Note: there will be a $40.00 banquet ticket charge for the
fifth attendee)
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Join Rhee Gold and industry leaders in
thought-provoking discussions.
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A Wish Come True
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All About Dance
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Art Stone/The Competitor
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Associated Dance Art
for Professional Teachers (ADAPT)
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Capezio
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Claire Dance
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Costume
Gallery
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Curtain Call
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Dance Distributors
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Dancers Inc.
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Dansco
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Dean College
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Dreamworld Backdrops
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Grosh Scenic Rentals
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Illinois Theatrical
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Live at Broadway Dance Center
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NYLA Dance
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Olympic Miss Dance
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Showcase Productions
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Sophisticated Productions
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Stagelites Makeup
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Stagestep
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TheDanceTeacherStore.com
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United
Dance Merchants of America
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Weissman’s Designs for Dance
and more on the way! |
The answers are closer than you
think, and together we’ll go on an unforgettable journey to
find the solution to these questions.
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SPECIAL GUESTS
(Click any
of the seminar titles to learn more)
Rennie Gold
Expert Advice
Ellen Ferreira
The
Dancing CEO
Steve Barnett
Boost Your Bottom Line-Generating Additional Income
Paulette Harwood
Recital 101
Pam Larsen and Lisa Schnabel
Twins
On The Life and The Business
Hedy
Perna
Performance concepts that are good for business and inspire
your students
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Rhee Gold
has earned an international reputation for his integrity and
sincerity and many people have reported life-changing
results from participating in his motivational seminars,
lectures, workshops and personal consultations.
Gold's life has
been packed with extraordinary dance experiences. He
is a master storyteller and motivational speaker, with a
unique way of captivating his audiences. His insight into
the field is original, easy to understand and he brings you
along on a journey of self-discovery and helps you connect
with that inner-you that inspired you to become a
dance educator in the first place. You may cry and you may
laugh as you explore the dance field in a totally unique
way!
As the
author of The Complete Guide To Teaching Dance, now
in it's second printing, publisher of Goldrush Magazine
and Goldrush Online, Rhee Gold's philosophies are
utilized by dance educators world-wide. He's presented
key-note addresses, seminars, workshops and participated in
panel discussions for the Cecchetti Council of America,
National Dance Education Organization, The Rhode Island
Dance Alliance, The Dance Teacher Conference, The United
Dance Merchants of America, Dance Masters of America
chapters in Ohio, New England, New York City, Michigan,
Connecticut and others. This summer he will serve on the
faculty of the Chicago National Association of Dance Masters
Convention and Teacher Training School.
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Two lucky attendees at Project Motivate 2006 will be
selected at random to win brand-new Performer Plus portable
sound systems (with variable speed and remote control),
courtesy of Califone International. All attendees will be
automatically entered in the drawings, to be held at the
event.
Group
rates now available: bring five attendees and pay for four!
(Note: there will be a $40.00 banquet ticket charge for the
fifth attendee)
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 Rennie
Gold's Expert Advice
Insights
on choreography, successful performances, new
programs for both recreational and intensive
dancers. As director of the nationally
acclaimed Sherry Gold Dance Studios, Rennie
has built a successful business doing it
differently than the rest. He's managed to
maintain an enormously successful recreational
program, while retaining an intensive program
that produces dancers who move on to
professional careers, and some of the most
prestigious university and college programs,
including Julliard. You'll be amazed by his
passion for teaching and the dance life!
Rennie Gold has been a professional dancer,
choreographer, master teacher and an
outstanding mentor to hundreds and hundreds of
young people. His school has been recognized
for excellence by all the major dance
publications, dance organizations,
competitions and some of the finest colleges
and universities. Recently his choreography
was seen at the Baryshnikov Arts Center at a
benefit for the National Foundation for
Advancement in the Arts (NFAA).
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 The
Dancing CEO
Ellen Ferreira will speak on how studio
owners are no different than CEOs of large
corporations, and how they can integrate
corporate management techniques and
strategies into their businesses. Featured
topics will include: the role of a CEO, what
a CEO should and shouldn’t spend time on,
how to set priorities, how to put a cohesive
team together, personnel issues such as
firing, and best practices.
Ellen Ferreira is President of Costume
Gallery, a leading manufacturer of dance
costumes. Ellen joined the New Jersey
company (that her parents founded) in 1998
after 25 years in the Washington, DC area,
where she was a legislative aide on Capitol
Hill and manager at the Department of
Agriculture. She runs Costume Gallery with
her husband, Rick, who is President of
United Dance Merchants of America. They have
three grown children and one granddaughter.
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 Boost
Your Bottom Line-Generating Additional Income
Steve Barnett will speak on how studio owners
can generate more income from their studios,
covering everything from increasing tuition
and costume fees to fundraising and using
studio space to make additional income. He
will discuss ways for studio owners to use
their facilities, faculty, and existing
student base to increase revenue, as well as
business plans and new enrollment ideas.
Steve Barnett has spent his entire business
career figuring out how to turn larger profits
from businesses. He has hands-on knowledge in
both operations and merchandising for large
and small companies. His resume includes Sears
Store Manager, General Manager of a one
hundred million dollar retail company,
Director of Merchandising at Hershey,
President and CEO of his own 17-store gourmet
housewares company, and most recently,
Vice-President of Marketing for Curtain Call
Costumes. [Back to top]
 Recitals
101
Join recital expert Paulette Harwood,
interviewed by Rhee Gold, on the topic of
producing professional recitals or year-end
performances. Discussions will include theme
and/or concept ideas, scenery and backdrops,
costuming, planning, organization, promotion,
and using your recital as a marketing tool.
Together we’ll create a design for an annual
schedule and a recital handbook that will help
to make your recital experience a pleasure for
everyone involved. Also participating in
Recital 101 will be representatives from
costume and backdrop companies.
Paulette Harwood has owned and operated two
successful schools in Medfield and Newton, MA
since 1960. Known for producing some of the
most professional and entertaining recitals in
the country, Harwood will share her knowledge
and expertise with Project Motivate
participants. [Back to top]
Rennie
Gold's Expert Advice
Insights
on choreography, successful performances, new
programs for both recreational and intensive
dancers. As director of the nationally
acclaimed Sherry Gold Dance Studios, Rennie
has built a successful business doing it
differently than the rest. He's managed to
maintain an enormously successful recreational
program, while retaining an intensive program
that produces dancers who move on to
professional careers, and some of the most
prestigious university and college programs,
including Julliard. You'll be amazed by his
passion for teaching and the dance life!
Rennie Gold has been a professional dancer,
choreographer, master teacher and an
outstanding mentor to hundreds and hundreds of
young people. His school has been recognized
for excellence by all the major dance
publications, dance organizations,
competitions and some of the finest colleges
and universities. Recently his choreography
was seen at the Baryshnikov Arts Center at a
benefit for the National Foundation for
Advancement in the Arts (NFAA).
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 Hedy's Performance Concepts--Good For Business
And Inspiration For Your Students
Hedy says, “Want to get noticed in your community? Want to
give your students memories that will last a lifetime? Want
your studio goodwill and positive word of mouth to increase?
Get out there and perform!”
Dance is a performing art . . . There are many exciting and
rewarding venues in which to showcase your students, no matter
what their age or skill level. Perna will share her first-hand
success secrets on performance opportunities, from how to plan
and prepare for small local shows with just a few students to
making arrangements for a large group to travel throughout the
USA.
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