Susannah Darrow's guest appearances

Susannah Darrow

Switchyards: The Podcast

Atlanta Small Business Network

Atlanta Intersections

Bill Gates

Neil Patel

Deepak Chopra

David Epstein

David Burkus

Guy Kawasaki

Celeste Headlee

Matthew Pollard

Ashley Bell

Chris Edwards

Ryan Wilson

Rebecca Minkoff

Alan Weiss

Kevin Hancock

Safi Bahcall

OwlTail

We’re pleased to welcome Susannah Darrow, Founder of Susannah Darrow Consulting, former Executive Director of ArtsATL, and Arts and Culture Advisor to the Atlanta City Council. Today, we discuss the importance of corporate social engagement and how engaging with the arts and community helps stimulate economic growth.https://www.myasbn.com/small-business-headlines/corporate-social-engagement-stimulates-economic-growth-community-susannah-darrow-non-profit-consultant/

We’re pleased to welcome Susannah Darrow, Founder of Susannah Darrow Consulting, former Executive Director of ArtsATL, and Arts and Culture Advisor to the Atlanta City Council. Today, we discuss the importance of corporate social engagement and how engaging with the arts and community helps stimulate economic growth.<br><a href="https://www.myasbn.com/small-business-headlines/corporate-social-engagement-stimulates-economic-growth-community-susannah-darrow-non-profit-consultant/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.myasbn.com/small-business-headlines/corporate-social-engagement-stimulates-economic-growth-community-susannah-darrow-non-profit-consultant/</a>

How Corporate Social Engagement Stimulates Economic Growth– Susannah Darrow, Non-Profit Consultant

On November 4, 2014, Susannah Darrow, executive director and co-founder of Atlanta-based arts organization Burnaway, was the guest in the Atlanta Intersections conversation series at Emory University's Robert W. Woodruff Library. Darrow joined in conversation with series director Randy Gue, curator of modern political and historical collections at Emory’s Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library (MARBL). Burnaway is a nonprofit arts organization dedicated to providing critical coverage and dialogue about arts in Atlanta and the Southeast through an online publication, an annual print edition and public programs. The focus of the Atlanta Intersections series this fall has been on the arts, a reflection of the many arts-related collections among MARBL’s holdings. The point of Atlanta Intersections is to bring the city’s past into conversation with its present. MARBL’s distinctive collections about dedicated to providing critical coverage and dialogue about arts in Atlanta and the Southeast through an online publication, an annual print edition and public programs. The focus of the Atlanta Intersections series this fall has been on the arts, a reflection of the many arts-related collections among MARBL’s holdings. The point of Atlanta Intersections is to bring the city’s past into conversation with its present. MARBL’s distinctive collections about Atlanta trace the history of the city’s arts community since the 1960s, and BURNAWAY examines and engages with today’s vibrant and diverse arts scene in Atlanta and the Southeast.Atlanta trace the history of the city’s arts community since the 1960s, and BURNAWAY examines and engages with today’s vibrant and diverse arts scene in Atlanta and the Southeast.

On November 4, 2014, Susannah Darrow, executive director and co-founder of Atlanta-based arts organization Burnaway, was the guest in the Atlanta Intersections conversation series at Emory University's Robert W. Woodruff Library. Darrow joined in conversation with series director Randy Gue, curator of modern political and historical collections at Emory’s <br>Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library (MARBL). Burnaway is a nonprofit arts organization dedicated to providing critical coverage and dialogue about arts in Atlanta and the Southeast through an online publication, an annual print edition and public programs. The focus of the Atlanta Intersections series this fall has been on the arts, a reflection of the many arts-related collections among MARBL’s holdings. The point of Atlanta Intersections is to bring the city’s past into conversation with its present. MARBL’s distinctive collections about dedicated to providing critical coverage and dialogue about arts in Atlanta and the Southeast through an online publication, an annual print edition and public programs. The focus of the Atlanta Intersections series this fall has been on the arts, a reflection of the many arts-related collections among MARBL’s holdings. The point of Atlanta Intersections is to bring the city’s past into conversation with its present. MARBL’s distinctive collections about Atlanta trace the history of the city’s arts community since the 1960s, and BURNAWAY examines and engages with today’s vibrant and diverse arts scene in Atlanta and the Southeast.Atlanta trace the history of the city’s arts community since the 1960s, and BURNAWAY examines and engages with today’s vibrant and diverse arts scene in Atlanta and the Southeast.