This document discusses Incubate, a music festival, and its partnership with Duvel Vedett beer. It provides statistics on Incubate attendees, noting most are from the Netherlands and highly educated. It lists some of Incubate's partners and quotes praising the unique experience and discovery of new music at the festival. The document emphasizes the quality and niche leadership of both Incubate and Duvel Vedett, and their collaboration to provide experiential tastings.
The document appears to be a series of phrases and short statements from Joost Heijthuijsen on a variety of topics including teamwork, art, innovation, technology, audience engagement, and more. Many of the statements encourage taking risks, learning from mistakes, believing in others, having meaningful conversations, and living intentionally. The document advocates bringing artists you believe in, engaging audiences, and letting people help you.
The document advertises an incubate festival organized by Joost Heijthuijsen of Externedingen Incubate. It provides contact information for Joost including his email and Twitter handle and invites the reader to talk afterwards at the free technology festival.
- Incubate is an organization that started in 2005 in Tilburg, Netherlands to support underground and independent artists through festivals and events with no funding or sponsorships.
- They have supported over 250 cutting edge artists through 25+ venues across multiple disciplines.
- Their business model relies on a "long tail effect" and they engage audiences through social media like their wiki website, blog with 100k monthly visitors, and Twitter/Facebook accounts.
- Going forward, they aim to publish, open, and give away their business model to other organizations as they believe their social festival model is best experienced through community participation and knowledge sharing.
The document discusses open innovation and the social festival model. It describes Incubate, an organization that hosts 200 cutting edge artists across 25 venues in Tilburg. Incubate uses open source technology and social media to engage 127 registered users and 100k monthly blog visitors. The social festival model focuses on openness, accessibility, transparency and social interaction. It benefits organizations by enabling stakeholder engagement, transparency, efficiency, and out-of-the-box thinking, though openness also requires effort and changes to corporate culture. The document promotes further discussion of the social festival model.
This document discusses Incubate, a music festival, and its partnership with Duvel Vedett beer. It provides statistics on Incubate attendees, noting most are from the Netherlands and highly educated. It lists some of Incubate's partners and quotes praising the unique experience and discovery of new music at the festival. The document emphasizes the quality and niche leadership of both Incubate and Duvel Vedett, and their collaboration to provide experiential tastings.
The document appears to be a series of phrases and short statements from Joost Heijthuijsen on a variety of topics including teamwork, art, innovation, technology, audience engagement, and more. Many of the statements encourage taking risks, learning from mistakes, believing in others, having meaningful conversations, and living intentionally. The document advocates bringing artists you believe in, engaging audiences, and letting people help you.
The document advertises an incubate festival organized by Joost Heijthuijsen of Externedingen Incubate. It provides contact information for Joost including his email and Twitter handle and invites the reader to talk afterwards at the free technology festival.
- Incubate is an organization that started in 2005 in Tilburg, Netherlands to support underground and independent artists through festivals and events with no funding or sponsorships.
- They have supported over 250 cutting edge artists through 25+ venues across multiple disciplines.
- Their business model relies on a "long tail effect" and they engage audiences through social media like their wiki website, blog with 100k monthly visitors, and Twitter/Facebook accounts.
- Going forward, they aim to publish, open, and give away their business model to other organizations as they believe their social festival model is best experienced through community participation and knowledge sharing.
The document discusses open innovation and the social festival model. It describes Incubate, an organization that hosts 200 cutting edge artists across 25 venues in Tilburg. Incubate uses open source technology and social media to engage 127 registered users and 100k monthly blog visitors. The social festival model focuses on openness, accessibility, transparency and social interaction. It benefits organizations by enabling stakeholder engagement, transparency, efficiency, and out-of-the-box thinking, though openness also requires effort and changes to corporate culture. The document promotes further discussion of the social festival model.
The document is an invitation for Joost Heijthuijsen to speak at the Incubate festival as the chef externedingen. It provides Joost's contact information and invites him to talk afterwards. The festival focuses on technology and engagement.
The document discusses the social festival model of Incubate, an underground music festival in the Netherlands. It describes how Incubate has grown from a one day, 6 venue festival in 2005 to an 8 day, 25+ venue multidisciplinary festival in 2010. It highlights how Incubate uses social media like Twitter, Facebook, blogs and community sites to engage attendees, share information and get input on the festival programming. Statistics are provided on Incubate's online following and community interactions. The presentation advocates for taking the social approach further by making festival documents and policies openly editable online to more deeply involve the community in organizing and providing insights.
The document discusses Incubate, an organization that organizes an annual cultural festival in Tilburg, Netherlands. It describes Incubate's use of social media, open business model, and international aspects. It also outlines a co-marketing alliance between Incubate and Freshheads, where they promote each other and collaborate without a monetary exchange.
The document is an invitation for Joost Heijthuijsen to speak at the Incubate festival as the chef externedingen. It provides Joost's contact information and invites him to talk afterwards. The festival focuses on technology and engagement.
The document discusses the social festival model of Incubate, an underground music festival in the Netherlands. It describes how Incubate has grown from a one day, 6 venue festival in 2005 to an 8 day, 25+ venue multidisciplinary festival in 2010. It highlights how Incubate uses social media like Twitter, Facebook, blogs and community sites to engage attendees, share information and get input on the festival programming. Statistics are provided on Incubate's online following and community interactions. The presentation advocates for taking the social approach further by making festival documents and policies openly editable online to more deeply involve the community in organizing and providing insights.
The document discusses Incubate, an organization that organizes an annual cultural festival in Tilburg, Netherlands. It describes Incubate's use of social media, open business model, and international aspects. It also outlines a co-marketing alliance between Incubate and Freshheads, where they promote each other and collaborate without a monetary exchange.
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12. … .Prijzen Publieksprijs leukste Tilburg Traktatie (2008) Nominatie festival van het jaar (Vereniging van Nederlandse Poppodia en Festivals , 2009) Think Ahead Award Nederlands Instituut Voor Mediakunst, 2009)
13. € 600.000 omzet 5,8% exploitatie gedekt door structurele subsidie Tilburg 1 bezoeker van Incubate kost Tilburg €1,- subsidie 44,1% spendeert minimaal 0 tot 49,99 euro 31,2% spendeert tussen 50 en 99,99 euro 10% spendeert tussen 100 en 149,99 euro 14,7% spendeert meer dan 150 euro