Can an industry realistically be considered an "industry" without at least one strong industry/trade magazine. We need such a magazine in social-recreational dancing. Social-recreational dancing would benefit greatly.
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December 11, 2006
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About "Social Recreational Dance Industry"
- "Social Recreational Dance Industry" is focused on the social-recreational dance "business" from an "industry" perspective; mostly on exploring the rationale and potential for developing a stronger industry by creating additional superstructure and infrastructure for it. A key rationale is the principle that a rising tide lifts all boats. A strengthening social-recreational dance "industry" lifts all social-recreational dance "businesses".
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- associations: industry/trade
- associations: professional
- businessperson
- common good
- convention
- credentials
- customer
- dance associations
- dance businesses
- dance-teacher associations
- education
- growth & potential
- principles
- professional
- SRD industry
- SRD Institutute
- superstructure & infrastructure
- team
- trade publications
- trade show
- value creation & loss
Categories
- associations: industry/trade
- associations: professional
- businessperson
- common good
- convention
- credentials
- customer
- dance associations
- dance businesses
- dance-teacher associations
- education
- growth & potential
- principles
- professional
- SRD industry
- SRD Institutute
- superstructure & infrastructure
- team
- trade publications
- trade show
- value creation & loss
Categorization
- The categorization includes some, but not total, overlap; each category has posts that are not in the overlapping categories.
Recent Posts
- United States Terpsichore Association (USTA)
- U.S. Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing (USISTD)
- Pan American Teachers of Dancing
- North American DanceSport Teachers Association (NADTA)
- New York Society of Teachers of Dancing
- National Dance Teachers Association (NDTA)
- Dance Teachers' Club of Boston
- Dance Educators of America
- Fred Astaire Dance Studios
- Arthur Murray International
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