Full-time, 40 hours per week; hybrid with a minimum of two days per week in the Cambridge office; salary: $80,000–$85,000 plus benefits WolfBrown, an international consulting firm working >>
Last week, WolfBrown was delighted to join more than 150 constituents of Denver Arts & Venues at the Denver Art Museum for a conversation about rethinking audience engagement. >>
Registration is now open for the 2026–27 Audience Outlook Monitor (AOM), WolfBrown’s suite of professionally designed audience research tools for arts and cultural organizations. This season, organizations can >>
The WolfBrown team recently gathered in our Cambridge office to celebrate Haeun Moon as she prepares to begin law school in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Haeun has made many >>
Tom Wolf received a standing ovation following his presentation of Nightingale’s Encores at the Kingston Chamber Music Festival on August 1 at the Fine Arts Center at the >>
WolfBrown Principal John Carnwath is at Cal State Northridge just north of Los Angeles observing SummerArts Institute at the Younes and Soraya Nazarian Center for the Performing Arts >>
In late May, WolfBrown Principal Researcher Dr. Dennie Palmer Wolf participated in an international convening of the Lullaby Project hosted by Carnegie Hall, bringing together artists, healthcare professionals, >>
Proud to see Dennie Palmer Wolf and WolfBrown featured in the Los Angeles Times discussing the importance of music and arts learning in early childhood education. “Increasingly in >>
We’re thrilled to welcome Sreeharsha Dakkili to the team at WolfBrown as our new Database Specialist and Process Manager. Based in our Cambridge office, Harsha supports the Salesforce >>
New research shows just how powerful music can be in early childhood development! In The 74 Million’s piece “Singing to Your Baby May Matter More Than You Think,” >>
