Fortunately, Jay Dick on the ARTSblog of Americans for the Arts gives you a healthy head start on that to-do list (via You’ve Cott Mail, thanks). #
Essential next steps include a congratulatory contact from a grassroots constituent of your organization, a postal letter (yes postal letter) of congratulations on your letterhead, a contact to schedule a meeting, a consideration of at least one event to invite them to in the coming months. #
And yes, I know, everyone else on earth will be doing the same. But your efforts will be deeply sincere, respectful, compelling, and passionate. And, honestly, who can resist that combination. #
Set your nap alarm (60 minutes, tops), and get working when it goes off. #



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