Join the Board of Directors!
Top 10 reasons to join
10: It's great life experience.
9: Giving back to the community feels good.
8: Get to know EDT in a whole new way.
7: Make decisions that directly impact EDT.
6: Many employers seek out individuals with board experience.
5: You can help fulfill EDT's mission.
4: Meet new people.
3: You'll be the envy of all of your friends.
2: You feel needed...because you are.
1: It's fun!
Current needs
The EDT Board of Directors meets one evening a month. Subcommittees set additional meetings as needed. EDT board members have the opportunity to be deeply involved in planning performances and dance parties, coordinating fundraisers, spearheading business-to-business promotion, formulating strategic direction and furthering EDT's mission. EDT's board is a diverse group of individuals with skills ranging from finances to arts administration—all of whom share a passion for the arts and for EDT. We are currently seeking board candidates who have expertise in the following areas:
* Fundraising
* Law
* Marketing
* Company development
Interested? Please contact us:
Call the EDT office, 763-545-1333, or
e-mail: info@ethnicdancetheatre.com.
Be sure to mention why you are interested in being a board member, your expertise, any previous experience and how best to contact you (e-mail, phone, mailing address). EDT will contact you with more details.
Concert Facts:
Did you know that?
Mumbai
The Gateway to India
Mumbai is one of the most populous cities in the world. It was built across seven islands & was controlled by various empires before the arrival of the first Europeans, the Portuguese. Control ultimately passed to the British who, beginning in the late 18th century, reshaped the city in a series of large-scale civil engineering projects. Under British control, Mumbai emerged as India’s most important center of commerce. Today, it is home to such institutions as the Reserve Bank of India & the National Stock Exchange of India, as well as numerous Indian and multinational corporations. In 1885 the first session of the Indian National Congress ("the Congress Party") was held in Mumbai, and in the 20th century Mumbai was a strong base of support for the Indian independence movement. The city is also the home of Bollywood, India’s film and TV industry. See our Indian suite in PORTS of CALL!
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