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Greek National Opera Roadshow 2018 © Ino Klossi i
Greek National Opera Roadshow
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24 April 2018
Athens / Greece
Roadshow
Our Platform Member Greek National Opera organized a one-day interactive seminar entitled "Sponsorship: Enforcement, Charity or Business?" between Cultural Management graduate students and the Music department of the National University of Athens. The goal was for the "musicians" to convince the "managers" for the need of a concert whereas the "managers" had to negotiate the prerequisites. Finally, a concert followed the final presentation of the management students. Let the negotiations begin!
Discover the pictures of the event below!
Greek National Opera Roadshow © Ino Klossi i
Greek National Opera Roadshow © Ino Klossi i
Greek National Opera Roadshow © Ino Klossi i
Greek National Opera Roadshow © Ino Klossi i
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