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Kate D. Levin. Kate D. Levin oversees the Bloomberg Philanthropies Arts program, supporting a range of organizations and activities in the United States and around the world. Current initiatives include management training, public art, and digital technology. She is also a principal at Bloomberg Associates in Cultural Assets Management.
Apr 2, 2014 · As the coommissioner of the single largest cultural funding agency in the country, Kate D. Levin headed New York City’s Department of Cultural Affairs for 12 years, during one of the most economically austere periods in the city’s history. Despite this climate, she increased the number of nonprofit arts organizations receiving support and ...
Kate Levin. WHEN KATE LEVIN WAS com-missioner of the city’s Department of Cultural Affairs during the Bloomberg administration, she tripled the number of arts organizations receiving capital ...
Kate D. Levin served as Commissioner of the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs from 2002 to 2013. Managing the largest single arts funder in the U.S. outside of the federal government, she increased the number of non-profit cultural organizations receiving support and grant awards both by more than 30%, as well as creative sector participation in economic development, tourism, human ...
Jul 12, 2018 · It’s been an eventful six months for Kate D. Levin, the woman who oversees Bloomberg Philanthropies' Arts program. Earlier this year, the funder launched its 2018 Public Art Challenge. In mid-May, it announced it would invest $43 million to expand its Arts Innovation and Management program, which has funded over 500 small and mid-sized ...
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Kate D. Levin. Kate D. Levin oversees the Bloomberg Philanthropies Arts Program, which has launched several new programs in the past year. She is also a Principal for Bloomberg Associates in Cultural Assets Management. Client cities include Kansas City, London, Los Angeles and Mexico City. From 2002-2013, Levin served as Commissioner of the New ...
Kate D. Levin oversees the Bloomberg Philanthropies Arts program, supporting a range of organizations and activities in the United State s and around the world. Current initiatives include management training, public art, and digital technology. She is also a principal at Bloomberg Associates in Cultural Assets Management.
