Project Highlights

Team: Alan Kline, Surale Phillips, John Carnwath, Alan Brown, Kacie Willis, Annick Odom The IDEA Study is a special research initiative – a quantitative survey of audience attitudes about inclusion, diversity,

Team: Alan Brown, Dennie Palmer Wolf, Thomas Wolf Big Thought is one of the largest organizations in the United States that focuses on making creative learning part of

Team: Henry Clapp, Dr. Steven Holochwost, Kathleen Hill, Dr. Thomas Wolf WolfBrown conducted a comprehensive study of the Literary Arts Emergency Fund—a Mellon-funded initiative that awarded $7.8 million

Current Team: Dennie Palmer Wolf, Steven Holochwost, Kathleen Hill, Aleksandra Kazakova, Anusha Mohan, Tess Kelley, Claire Pavlik Purgus In 2018, Bloomberg Philanthropies first engaged WolfBrown as the evaluator of its Bloomberg

Team: Thomas Wolf, Jane Culbert In order to enhance the summer program offerings at Tanglewood, the summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra (BSO), the Orchestra contracted with

With its 250th anniversary around the corner in 2003, London’s British Museum wanted to be prepared by examining financial and fundraising opportunities. After considering several U.S.-based firms, it

Team: Alan Brown, John Carnwath The Qualitative Impact Framework we developed for the Canada Council for the Arts was commissioned to improve the Council’s understanding of the many

Team: John Carnwath, Alan Brown, Salvador Acevedo, Anh Thang Dao-Shah, Shalini Agrawal California Arts Council (CAC) selected the team of WolfBrown and Scansion, Inc. to conduct a portfolio

Nations in Neighborhoods: Assessing the Use of Folk & Traditional Arts in K-5 Student Literacy Learning Team: Dennie Palmer Wolf, Steven Holochwost Nations in Neighborhoods (NiN) is a

Team: John Carnwath, Alan Brown WolfBrown was engaged by the Chicago History Museum (CHM) to build a new customer segmentation model for visitors and prospects. The research included