ATHENA is taking a slightly different approach, of course. We're
developing regional event/ticketing portals for groups like Theatre Bay
Area that will be run in collaboration with the partner service
organization. It's a different model that requires a deeper commitment
from the local partner, but we think it offers a number of advantages over
a sales commission-based approach.
For better or worse, we're reluctant to pursue this too aggressively
before we have something concrete to show/offer. If that means we miss out
on a deal with, e.g., A.R.T./NY, then that's a shame, but it's not the end
of the world and nothing's permanent.
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I wanted to reiterate one thing that may have been lost in my big email
below:
ANOTHER COMMUNITY DESIGN SESSION
We are currently planning a community design session for the Fall. If
you are interested in attending or (hint, hint) co-hosting it, please
contact me directly.
We are favoring an East Coast venue, but we welcome alternatives.
This is likely the last Community Design Session we will be able to hold
before ATHENA 1.0 is released in January.
Justin
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Justin L. Karr
Director of Technology Programs
Fractured Atlas
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