Mr. Clayton W. Lord

Recent Blog Posts

• 2022 Trends: Money, Money, Money
• 2022 Trends: Digital Goes Mainstream
• 2022 Trends: Global (and Local) Unrest and Dysfunction
• 2022 Trends That Will Impact the Arts
• 2022 Trends: Shifts in Labor, Work, and Training
• 10 Trends that Will Impact Arts, Culture, and the Creative Economy in 2021
• Creativity Drove the Inauguration—It Should Drive the Recovery, Too
• New Report on Arts/Non-Arts Partnerships Digs Into How They Work Best
• Why You Need to Be in Washington, D.C. this June!
• Ten 2020 Trends that Will Impact the Arts
• Creativity Untethered at Burning Man
• The U.S. Census and the Arts
• Why It’s Crucial to Center Equity in LAA Investment Strategies
• Mapping Our Progress Toward Cultural Equity
• Introducing the Arts + Social Impact Explorer
• The Memphis Hop: A Marketing and Tourism Collaboration Making Memphis Rock Even More
• The Humble Step
• Stories in the Sky
• We Need New Beans to Count
• Living Up to the Promises We Made
• On Audience: For Whom Are the Arts? by Robert E. Gard
• On Value: What Does Art Have to Do with America? by Robert E. Gard
• What is Our Calling? by Robert E. Gard
• AFTACON Keynote Speech: Remarks by Donna Brazile
• AFTACON Opening Plenary: “On How the Arts can Fuel Revolution” by Diane Paulus
• On the Full Creative Life Cut Short
• The Humble Step
• Resilient Roads and Community Visions
• Where the Cultural Life Flowers, the Community as a Whole Prospers and Grows
• The Greater DC Diversity Pilot Initiative, #1: Doubling Down on Small Steps as Meaningful Progress
• What You're Worth
• How Does Memory Work? And Why Should Marketers Care?
• The #newbeans Road Show: East Coast Organizations Grapple with Artistic Impact Metrics
• The #newbeans Road Show: Chicago & Minneapolis Grapple with the Rise of the Non-Subscriber
• Mapping the MarComm Continuum
• Teasing Messaging Strategy Out of Research
• How Do We Make People Care?
• The Space Between Stories and Numbers
• Constantly Increasing the Sum of Our Arts
• Proving What We Know Is True