Posted by Dana Larson on September 07, 2010
In today’s business world, communication is key. There is nothing more important than a strong foundation for business communication, and processes that facilitate this open environment are crucial to the success of the company.
There are, however, some businesses that are still working in the “dark ages” of traditional management, closed-door policies and top-down project dictation. While these methods can be effective in some situations, we are seeing more and more businesses thriving on open communication styles. These benefits can mean the difference between a happy team and a burnt-out team.
Posted by Dana Larson on July 14, 2010
Because OnePlace is so committed to giving back to those that are giving of themselves for the benefit of others, we love adding new members to our Giving Back program. Joining us this week is the Harlem Opera Theater, who is looking for a bit of work management and communication organization help.
Harlem Opera Theater, located in New York, was founded in 2001 as a non-profit corporation. Under Artistic Director, Gregory Hopkins, internationally acclaimed tenor, conductor, organist and pianist, Harlem Opera Theater performances include all types of musical offerings: opera, oratory concerts, recitals, Negro Spirituals and varied forms of American music, in keeping with their mission “to provide performance opportunities for professional and developing gifted artists within Harlem and communities where opera is seldom performed; and to cultivate and expand audience appreciation for opera and classical music through creative programming.” Particular focus is given to the works of African-American composers and to projects that link different aspects of the performing arts.