Monthly Archives: October 2007

Commongood Careers

By Ian David Moss | Published: October 31st, 2007
On Monday, I attended an excellent presentation by James Weinberg, the founder and CEO of Commongood Careers, an talent search firm for the nonprofit sector. The presentation was primarily geared toward career advice for us students, but it also provided some interesting insights about the industry as a whole. For example, did you know that [...]
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Thoughts on Effective Philanthropy: Part I – The Nature of the Arts and their Impact

By Ian David Moss | Published: October 31st, 2007
Note: This is the first of a multipart series on the arts and philanthropy. I hope these ideas are of interest and welcome suggestions and feedback. To view the rest of this series, click here. Measuring impact is a hot topic in the nonprofit world right now, if the title of the 3rd Annual SOM [...]
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Done!

By Ian David Moss | Published: October 26th, 2007
Having taken finals for my initial round of courses (that’s right, we work on a half-semester schedule around here), I have now officially completed 1/8 of my MBA degree. I can’t believe it’s gone by so fast. The good news, though, is that my schedule should ease up enough to allow me to provide some [...]
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Hello, world…

By Ian David Moss | Published: October 26th, 2007
…and welcome to Createquity, hosted by your friendly first-year MBA student, Ian Moss. The purpose of this blog is to shed light on some management issues in the arts (i.e., economics, marketing conundrums, societal impact, etc.) with a special focus on philanthropy. My background is in the performing arts, specifically music, so a lot of [...]
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