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On this episode of the podcast, Amy shares an unexpected story about lettuce—and how it is connected to something exciting she’s working on for museum professionals. Through a personal journey of learning, mentorship, and growth, Amy reflects on how practical guidance and community support can make a real difference for museum staff, especially those juggling multiple roles in small and mid-sized museums. Be sure to listen through to the end for a special announcement about a chance to win a Museum Digital Assessment!
Links from the Episode:Amy Kehs is a brand strategist and communications expert for museums. She has owned Kehs Communications since 2000 and has worked for the most renowned and well-loved museums in Washington, D.C. Her goal is to ensure that museums thrive into the next century and she hopes people will come to love museums as much as she does. Her proven process sets up proactive communication habits for museums, cultivating relationships with visitors who will want to return and bring a friend. Want to talk more? Click this link to book a call.
By Amy KehsOn this episode of the podcast, Amy shares an unexpected story about lettuce—and how it is connected to something exciting she’s working on for museum professionals. Through a personal journey of learning, mentorship, and growth, Amy reflects on how practical guidance and community support can make a real difference for museum staff, especially those juggling multiple roles in small and mid-sized museums. Be sure to listen through to the end for a special announcement about a chance to win a Museum Digital Assessment!
Links from the Episode:Amy Kehs is a brand strategist and communications expert for museums. She has owned Kehs Communications since 2000 and has worked for the most renowned and well-loved museums in Washington, D.C. Her goal is to ensure that museums thrive into the next century and she hopes people will come to love museums as much as she does. Her proven process sets up proactive communication habits for museums, cultivating relationships with visitors who will want to return and bring a friend. Want to talk more? Click this link to book a call.