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Theater Magdeburg Roadshow © Andreas Lander i
Theater Madgeburg Roadshow
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11 March 2018
Magdeburg / Germany
Roadshow
Theater Magdeburg organized a conference about fundraising in the field of culture on March 11th, 2018. On this occasion, Theater Magdeburg has invited experts from the science and business fields and gave the audience the possibility to discuss with the special guests.
Among the guests were Helmut Herdt (Städtische Werke Magdeburg), David Jackson (co-founder of The Art of Business/artness.net), Katja Mittag (NGO Cooperations on betterplace.org) and Michel Redlich (Chairman of the Förderverein TheaterMagdeburg e.V.)
© Andreas Lander i
© Andreas Lander i
© Andreas Lander i
© Andreas Lander i
© Andreas Lander i
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