Triangle Art WorksTriangle Leadership Collective
Our Executive Directors Support Group provides the peer support that EDs need to stay abreast of best practices, new resources in the field and to get that vital peer understanding of the ups and downs of the work they do.
Executive Directors (or the equivalent) of arts nonprofits in Orange, Durham, Wake, Johnston, Alamance and Chatham counties · Meets monthly, as schedules allow. 2026/27 plan includes March 2, 2026 (SMASH!); April 24, 2026 (Advocacy in NC); July 17 (Nonprofit New Year Celebration at Dur
From triangleartworks.org/oc-dur-ed-support ↗About this program
Are you an Executive Director of an arts organization in the Triangle looking for support and growth?
Join our new peer support group, the Triangle Arts Leadership Collective, specifically designed for Arts EDs! This is the perfect opportunity to connect with peers and discuss your challenges and successes in a safe, supportive environment. You’ll be able to build meaningful relationships that will help you grow professionally.
Benefit from sharing skills, knowledge, and experience with your peers to grow professionally. You’ll learn from each other, gain new insights, and make valuable connections that can help you take your organization to the next level.
The Collective is open to Executive Directors (or the equivalent) of arts nonprofits in Orange, Durham, Wake, Johnston, Alamance and Chatham counties. Attendees can attend meetings as their schedules allow and no preparation is required. You can run a large, long-standing arts organization or be a volunteer or part-time director of a small or new organization. All are welcome and will benefit from attendance.
Facilitated by Britt Trama of Trama Consulting Group, this group meets monthly with the goal to connect with peers and discuss challenges and successes in a safe, supportive environment.
Questions
Who is the Collective open to?
The Collective is open to Executive Directors (or the equivalent) of arts nonprofits in Orange, Durham, Wake, Johnston, Alamance and Chatham counties.
Do attendees need to prepare?
Attendees can attend meetings as their schedules allow and no preparation is required.
Who facilitates the group?
Facilitated by Britt Trama of Trama Consulting Group
How often does the group meet?
this group meets monthly with the goal to connect with peers and discuss challenges and successes in a safe, supportive environment.
Details
- Who
- Executive Directors (or the equivalent) of arts nonprofits in Orange, Durham, Wake, Johnston, Alamance and Chatham counties
- When
- Meets monthly, as schedules allow. 2026/27 plan includes March 2, 2026 (SMASH!); April 24, 2026 (Advocacy in NC); July 17 (Nonprofit New Year Celebration at Dur
- Where
- Varies by meeting: in-person at Triangle Community Foundation/RTP, Durham Arts Council, Eno Arts Mill; January location TBD
Run by
ArtSwellArtSwell, our regional professional development program, serves artists and arts administrators in all arts disciplines and stages of career development.
TEALTriangle Emerging Arts Leaders (TEAL) is a group of emerging arts administrators aiming to build the next generation of arts leaders.Fiscal SponsorshipOur Fiscal Sponsorship program provides these new organizations and projects with access to tax-deductible funding, as well as peer support and training.