• #20 - It's My First Pandemic with Guest Kenji Maeda

  • May 27 2021
  • Length: 52 mins
  • Podcast

#20 - It's My First Pandemic with Guest Kenji Maeda

  • Summary

  • Summary

    Kate and Tom are delighted to have Kenji Maeda on the podcast. Kenji is—among many things—the Executive Director of the Greater Vancouver Professional Theatre Alliance (GVPTA). He shares about the systemic issues he's passionate about, from shared leadership models to having more diverse voices in arts organizations and unpacks the unpack report and how arts organization and artists in BC are feeling about the state of the industry as well as the challenges facing the industry.

    About Kenji Maeda

    Kenji’s experiences are diverse and grounded in his passion for the arts, education, and building community, and influenced by his Uchinanchu heritage. He is currently the Executive Director of the Greater Vancouver Professional Theatre Alliance; artsvest B.C. Program Manager for Business / Arts; lecturer for Simon Fraser University's Thriving as a Cultural Entrepreneur course; and an arts and culture consultant working and living on the unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations. Kenji currently sits on the board of Mass Culture, a national organization which uses the power of research to learn and enable the arts and culture community to be strategic and adaptive. He is a Jessie Richardson Theatre Award recipient, and an alum of the Banff Centre's Cultural Leadership Program.

    Resources

    GVPTA

    artsvest BC

    Mass Culture

    Koto: The Last Service on DOXA

    GVPTA COVID-19 Impact Report: Spring 2021

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