Association of Performing Arts Professionals

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Calling all young classical musicians: Apply now for the YPCA class of 2019

By participating in the Young Performers Career Advancement (YPCA) program, classical musicians in the formative stages of their careers will receive invaluable career advice from industry professionals, develop strategies for communicating with presenters, managers, audiences and other artists, and learn to set long-term career goals.
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Mark Your Calendars: APAP|NYC 2019 early-bird registration opens June 13!

The early bird catches the best deal at APAP|NYC 2019! So why not register during early-bird registration and get the best rate? Speaking of early, the conference is tad earlier this year than usual (January 4-8, 2019) based on the availability of our conference hotels, get a jump start on everything APAP by visiting the website and registering early!
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Young arts leaders! Apply for the 2019 Emerging Leadership Institute (ELI)

APAP's Emerging Leadership Institute (ELI) is an intensive two and a half-day seminar that develops critical leadership skills for arts professionals. This workshop is an opportunity for emerging leaders to develop their ideas about leadership and reflect on their own careers.
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June 13, 2018

Registration for APAP|NYC 2019 opens at noon (EDT)
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June 18, 2018

Deadline to apply for APAP's Emerging Leadership Institute (ELI)
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July 12, 2018

Deadline to apply for APAP's Young Performers Career Advancement Program (YPCA) at 5 p.m. (EDT)
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A special offer from APAP: Join by June!

Organizations that have never been APAP members who join by June 30, 2018 are eligible to take advantage of a special deal offering a $100 discount on one year of membership and a discount on early conference registration rate to APAP|NYC 2019 conference.
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Advocacy Update from the Performing Arts Alliance (PAA)

APAP's advocacy partner PAA has released their May newsletter with updates on leadership changes in the arts and humanities, changes to the rules for wireless microphones, news on the proposed funding bill from the House, tax reform's impact on UBIT rules, grant opportunities and more!
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