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Annual
Meeting / Conference 2003
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April
11,
2003 (Friday)
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9:00
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Coffee
reception and HMA updates
Halekulani Hotel, Hau
Terrace |
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10:00
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Keynote
Speaker: GLORIA SCHLEICHER
Gloria Schleicher, registered lobbyist, executive director of the Pennsylvania
Association of Convention & Visitors Bureaus, and former State Director of
the Pennsylvania Heritage Tourism Initiative and Marketing Officer of the Pennsylvania
Historical and Museum Commission, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, will share her
expertise and experiences in garnering corporate sponsorship and foundation support
by mainstreaming heritage cultural tourism. Gloria has forged successful partnerships
with CocaCola, Amtrak, K-Mart, National Telephone Exchange, the former Bell Atlantic
and GPU corporations, to name a few. |
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11:30
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Arts
with Aloha - Reaching Out Together
Hear how art and cultural organizations joined together and reached out to the
community. This “how to” session presents the Arts With Aloha consortium
development strategy complete with guides and templates for press releases and
itineraries.
Presenters: Charlie Aldinger, Director of Public Relations for the Honolulu Academy
of Arts, Anne Marie Smoke, Marketing and Publicity Consultant |
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12:00
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Lunch,
Hau Terrace Halekulani Hotel • Annual HMA
Meeting |
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1:00
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What’s
New - Mauna Kea Astronomy Education Center
This center, opening in Hilo Hawai‘i will include gallery space, classrooms,
and a state-of-the-art planetarium. Additionally, the Center will contain exhibits
that weave a compelling story of human exploration, bringing elements of astronomy
and Hawaiian culture together.
Presenter: George Jacob, Project Director, Mauna Kea Astronomy Education Center |
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1:30
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Year
of the Hawaiian Forest
Introducing The Year of the Hawaiian Forest Initiative - a year long public awareness
campaign through partnerships between Malama Hawai‘i and The Department
of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Forestry and Wildlife with sponsorship
by The Nature Conservancy.
Learn how your institution can be involved with educating residence and visitors
to malama (care for) our trees and forests. |
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SPECIAL
EVENTS
April 11, Friday |
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2:45
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Historic
Waikiki Walking Tour
Join HMA for an interpretive historic walking tour of Waikiki. Free.
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5:30
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Sunset
at Shangri La
Join HMA for a very special opportunity to tour the grounds, home and Islamic
art collection of Shangri La. Evening includes transportation to the estate,
open
house and refreshments.
ABOUT SHANGRI LA
In the late 1930s, Doris Duke built “Shangri La,” her Honolulu home,
on five acres of prop- erty overlooking the Pacific Ocean and Diamond Head. Shangri
La incorporates architec- tual features from the Islamic world and houses Duke’s
extensive collection of Islamic art, which she assembled over more than 60 years.
One of Hawaii’s most architecturally significant houses, Shangri La was
also the most pri- vate of homes, a retreat and sanctuary for a woman who greatly
valued her privacy. In her will, Duke set in motion plans to open Shangri La
to the public as a place for the study of Islamic art and culture.
RESERVATIONS:
35.00 per person (member)
55.00 per person (non-member)
*Reservations are limited and on a first sign up basis. Participants registered
for the conference will be given first priority. |
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April
12,
2003 (Saturday)
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9:30
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Coffee
Reception
Halekulani Hotel, Hau Terrace |
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10:00
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SPECIAL
GUEST:
Cara Egan, public relations manager, Seattle
Art Museum
Creating a Buzz: Rethinking Your Museum's Public and Community Relations Strategies
Hear about public relations tactics that create a “buzz” out in the
community and develop new audiences for your museum. This session presents examples
to show how powerful “word
of mouth” is in creating a positive image for the museum and getting new
people through the museum doors. Session attendees will hear about specific tactics
such as developing a community speakers bureau program; educating their board,
staff and volunteers to be PR “ambassadors”; and utilizing creative
media strategies to maximize press coverage.
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11:00
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Are
We There Yet?
Learn new strategies for reaching your organization's success goals. Helpful
insights and anecdotes about knowing when you have arrived.
Presenter: Gloria Schleicher: Registered lobbyist, Executive Director of the
Pennsylvania Association of Convention & Visitors Bureaus. |
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12:00
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Lunch,
Hau Terrace Halekulani Hotel |
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1:00
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What’s
New! - Museum Studies Graduate Certificate Program
Hear more about the Museum Studies Graduate Certificate Program at UH-Manoa.
Through an emerging partnership between the university and museums, students
in this program will visit and learn from professionals in the field.
Presenter: Karen Kosasa, Assistant Professor of American Studies & Director,
Museum Studies Program, University of Hawai‘i, Manoa |
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1:30
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Creative
Fundraising
Join a panel of innovative fundraisers as they share their knowledge and experience.
Presenters: Georgianna Lagoria, Director, The Contemporary Museum. Additional
presenters TBA |
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