We play well with others. In fact, one of the things we enjoy most is the chance to collaborate with talented fellow researchers and consultants in higher education, museum work, and the arts. Here are just a few of our favorite partners:

• mStoner
  In the world of higher education, mStoner is a thought-leader in marketing-driven communication strategy. The firm develops websites and integrated brand platforms for leading colleges and universities. Often, the first step in mStoner's process is understanding the needs of prospects, students, and alumni—and that’s where Slover Linett comes in. 

• WolfBrown
  Alan S. Brown’s cutting-edge audience studies have shaped the international dialogue on the values and impacts of arts participation. We’re proud to work with Alan and his WolfBrown colleagues to extend our respective research capacities on behalf of cultural clients, and to collaborate with the firm's strategic planning consultants, like Joe Kluger.

• Campbell & Company
  Universities and cultural organizations across the U.S. and overseas turn to Campbell & Company for savvy fundraising counsel and management of capital campaigns, annual funds, and other development programs. We’re proud to help Campbell create new knowledge about donors at all levels, from basic membership to major gifts. 

• The Cultural Policy Center at the University of Chicago
  One of the nation's leading centers of interdisciplinary academic research on arts & culture issues, the Cultural Policy Center blends theoretical, analytical, and practical perspectives to advance knowledge and increase the sustainability of the cultural sector. Slover Linett enjoys an ongoing collaboration with the CPC and helped develop some of its major research initiatives. 

We also work with some truly talented individual consultants, such as Tom Shapiro (strategy and planning), Nina Simon (participatory experience design), Mary Ellen Munley (community engagement), David Gordon (strategic planning), Mary Trudel (communications strategy), Cecilia Garibay (exhibit and program evaluation). and Wendy Luke (organizational development).

And for research with ethnically-specific audiences, non-English speakers, children, and other populations requiring special credentials or methods, we turn to specialists in those areas.

We look forward to introducing these partners to you when the need arises.  Because sometimes it does take a village.