Tom sits down with Cynthia Fuhrman, TOCG's Vice President of Executive Search to discuss her unique perspective on how art organizations and their boards can meaningfully represent their communities, particularly through political advocacy and collaboration with other arts organizations in their communities.

Tom sits down with Sarah Hom of Roundabout Theatre Company and Sarah Kenny of Disney Theatrical Group to talk about the importance of disability inclusion in the arts, from creators to audience members, and their work to make Broadway more inclusive.

Tom was recently a guest on Capacity Interactive's podcast, CI to Eye, and spoke about TOCG's views on salary transparency, hiring (and resignation) trends and practices in the arts, and the importance of caring for the people who make the arts work.

Tom talks with Melissa Cowley Wolf, founder of MCW Projects and Director of the Arts Funders Forum, about the expectations and current trends among the next generation of arts funders.

Tom talks with Holly Bass, teaching artist and National Director of Turnaround Arts at the Kennedy Center, about the power of arts education to deliver culturally responsive experiences that can have a liberatory effect on the lives of students.

Tom talks with Lee Bynum, consultant with The Inclusion Firm and the Vice President of Impact for the Minnesota Opera, about what his role entails and his vision for how change happens in organizations as they seek to serve their whole communities, and how the work we do today can ripple out for the long term.

Tom talks to Broadway Producer, consultant, podcast producer --and more -- Sally Cade Holmes about false choices, blurring lines between business and creativity, and ways to improve training for artists and arts administrators in our current realities.

Tom talks to Jordan Sanford about working toward diverse and equitable institutions through hiring strategies, opportunities for lasting change, and the barriers to entry in our field.

Tom talks with Sara Villagio, Chief Marketing Officer of New York City's Carnegie Hall about the company's recent rebrand, virtual programming during the pandemic, and how change is introduced in large, storied institutions.

Tom talks to Rani Haywood about the changing nature of connecting with audiences, ways they both hope the field will evolve on the other side of the pandemic, and the changing nature of what it means to be an "arts marketer."

Tom talks with Emily Simoness, Edie Demas, Deepa Purohit about the ways in which SPACE approached and developed their 2021 Strategic Plan through the lens of DEIA and Anti-Racism.

Introducing a new podcast from Tom O’Connor Consulting Group.