Columbus Day at the IMA

From writing large-scale, big-budget marketing plans to proofing marketing pieces for the printer, I generally have about 15-30 different projects cross my desk every day. Some things take a considerable amount of attention, while others take seconds. Some days I have six meetings, while others I have just one. As with many jobs, my position requires me to switch back and forth between projects all day, every day. At times, I find the harried nature and varied scope of my work to be exhausting. But most of the time, I find it exhilarating. Regardless, I love every minute.

To give you an overview of what someone who works in museum marketing does , I thought that I’d outline my typical day. In order to do that, I recorded my activities throughout the past Monday. While some of you were relaxing (or partying) on your Columbus Day off, I was hard at work with my fellow colleagues at the IMA.

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Image taken from ugotbling.com

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Future YouTube Classics from IMA?

With the launch of the new IMA Blog, there will be more authors contributing posts, and I am among them. You should expect to find a lot of opinions, a touch (okay, a lot) of sarcasm and the occassional soap box to provoke your witty and well-written comments. Struggling to find a compelling topic for my inaugural post, I have searched long and hard and decided to pontificate on the expansive YouTube-iverse.

IMA’s YouTube Channel - IMAItsMyArt

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