Museum Audience Insight

For Curious Observers of Society . . . Reach Advisors Announces a Research Fellowship Program

Curious about something?  Noticed something new lately and wondered why it appeared?  Or have you suddenly noticed different people around you?  Different life styles?

Have you recently started doing something in a different way, and not sure why that is?  Or maybe you have noticed some trend, but cannot explain it?

If any of the above apply to you, and you just wish you had the resources to dig into it and find out why something has suddenly hit your radar screen, well, maybe a Reach Advisors Reseach Fellowship is for you.

So think about your idea and how it is affecting the consumer landscape.  It can be about museums, or not.  We're looking for perceptive individuals, and since we are all curious folks, we're open to topics from a variety of fields. 

For more information, go to http://reachadvisors.com/working-with-us/employment. 

Food, Foodies, and Museum Visitors

All of us at Reach Advisors love food.  We are members of community supported agriculture programs, get milk from our local dairies via milkmen, and one of us even has chickens. 

We've been wondering if there was any kind of correlation between museum-going and, for lack of a better word, foodieism.  And so, over the past several surveys we have run, we've been peppering in food-related questions to find out. 

Fortunately, one of our clients, the Atlanta History Center, has generously allowed us to share some of our findings, which we have done via AAM's Center for the Future of Museums blog.  Click here to check it out.

And if this whets your appetite, check out their one-day Feeding the Spirit symposium on food, museums, and communities, being held October 13 in Pittsburgh.  It's a great lineup of fascinating topics - you'll come away fully sated.

(Apologies for the food puns.  We couldn't help ourselves!)