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ROBIN SOKOLOFF FOUNDER & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Robin@Townstages.Com STACI JACOBS VICE PRESIDENT Staci@Townstages.Com TOWN STAGES B U I L D I N G N E W L O C A T I O N S HEADQUARTERED AT 221 WEST BROADWAY NEW YORK, NY 10013 E M A I L W E B S I T E S O C I A L [email protected] www.townstages.com @townstages TOWN STAGES THREE VERTICALS MAKE TOWN STAGES A WORLD CULTURAL SPACE CLASS DESTINATION TO CONNECT & COLLABORATE Tech Conferences Panel Discussions Galas & Fundraisers Performances Art Showings Corporate Meetings EVENT VENUE Film & Television Weddings Bar/ Bat Mitzvahs Film Festivals Civic Meetings Pop Up Shops Brand Activations International Summits COCKTAIL BAR TOWN STAGE S 2 A TURN-KEY EVENT SPACE A booking at Town Stages runs between $1K - $1.5K an hour, plus staffing and bar. More flexibility is offered for multi-day events and multi-month experiences. Pricing includes state-of-the-art sound, projection, lighting, a comprehensive inventory of on-site amenities, and staffing for every event. We have a dedicated elevator for load-in & accessibility as well as an accessible restroom and an on-site prep kitchen. Bar packages at Town range from $ 16 - $28+/hr per person, with a 2 hour minimum. All of our bar packages include staffing, taxes, fees, glassware and gratuity. THE CLIENTS WE SERVE AT TOWN: TOWN STAGES 3 CURRENT HEADQUARTERS 221 WEST BROADWAY TRIBECA, NY Centrally located in the heart of Tribeca, Town Stages & Sokoloff Arts headquarters includes 25 feet of frontage on West Broadway and 40 feet of frontage on White S treet. Surrounded by some of the best restaurants and hotels in the city like Frenchette, The Roxy, and Bâtârd where four major avenues intersect right below famed shopping hub SOHO—our foot traffic patterns are high year-round. Town sits atop the 1 at Franklin St. and is easily accessible from the A, C, E, N, Q, R, W, 6, 1, 2, 3, J, M, Z trains hubs just north and south of our storefront—where 95,000+ riders pass through daily. TOWN STAGES 4 WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY "Town Stages is the perfect venue." "Highly recommend for any event!" —Patricia Van Nostrand, Event Planner EONY —Dani Thompson, Tribeca Film Institute "One of the most incredible and versatile venues I've experienced in New York." —Emily Gurland, Free the Bill "Don't look anywhere else." "We can't wait to work there again." —David Homan, Orchestrated Connections —Melissa Moschitto, The Anthropologists "I recently hosted a large event with Town Stages, and they were absolutely wonderful! The Town Stages team was accessible throughout the entire planning process, helping to answer questions and field ideas. Beyond their technical assistance and impressive knowledge of the space, the team was incredibly fun to work with. Their personalities shine. Although planning events can often be overwhelming, their demeanor helped make the whole thing enjoyable. The space, itself, was fantastic – with enough flexibility to add our own flare, while still enjoying the evergreen venue setup that feels spacious, warm and modern. I received dozens of compliments about the space, and hope to work with Town again in the future! I could not recommend them highly enough." —JORDAN STARR, QUEERTY TOWN STAGES 5 BUILDING THE NEXT STOREFRONT It's time to say YES to more business by making more space. Multiple non-profit organizations have asked us to be their landlord, year 'round. It's time to say YES to full year rental business by making more space. More change makers are applying to our Fellowship Program than ever. It's time to say YES to more fellowship applicants by making more space. Social & Professional Events Open To The Public Bringing Arts, Culture & Commerce To The Block TOWN STAGES 6 NEXT SPACE LAYOUTS & SPECIFICATIONS SPECIFICATIONS: HVAC to code/ good working order Sprinklers and fire systems to code SEEKING ONE FLOOR MEASURING AT LEAST: Asbestos free certification No active violations 2+ Means of Legal Egress 4+ Bathrooms ADA Accessibility Electric 400+ AMPS Ceilings 12' or higher No residential tenants in building *Ownership to allow conversion to 150+ occupants *Ownership to support tenants application for liquor license until 2AM OR 1-2 FLOORS OR DISCTINCT AREAS MEASURING AT LEAST: *Ownership to convert to Eating, Drinking, and Cultural Arts Facility TARGET LOCATION: Above Canal Street Below 57th Street East of 5th Avenue West of 9th Avenue TOWN STAGES 7 OUR BUSINESS MODEL BUILDS EQUITY We offer incredibly competitive pricing for our turn-key hi-tech event space. Those events allow us to subsidize rates for artists, nonprofits, local politicians, change makers, and small businesses who are making a difference. Our corporate clients have decentralized operations or offices too small to entertain their clients, pitch investors or train employees. Our nonprofit clients have been priced out of centrally located spaces where impact fundraising can succeed. Our artist clients have been priced out of rehearsal studios and theaters that can support an audience in Manhattan. Our hybrid hi-tech spaces are flexible and affordable for everyone's needs. TOWN STAGES 8 ACCOMPLISHMENTS FINANCES & FIGURES PROVIDED $3.1M+ IN FREE PRODUCED 2,000+ SPACE TO THE PUBLIC EVENTS INCREASED BOOKED BILLS PAID REVENUE 70% ANNUALLY EARLY/ ONTIME 100+ YEARS COMBINED 8 YEARS IN THE BUSINESS OF EXPERIENCE ON OUR BUILDING & OPERATING SPACES. EXECUTIVE TEAM. HELPED GROUPS RAISE ~82% SPACE UTILIZATION IN CLOSE TO 3.5 MILLION TRIBECA LOCATION. PER YEAR. 1.8M 45+ PEOPLE OPERATING BUDGET ON PAY-ROLL TOWN STAGES 9 OUR VALUES REIMAGINING EQUITY & ACCESS in NYC SPACES WHAT DIVERSITY 100% WOMEN-LED MEANS TO US 90% MINORITY STAFF We work from a place of collective learning through NO PAY GAP WITHIN ROLES collaboration. While we do not claim to know what 100% OF EMPLOYEES EARN diversity means for everyone, we are always seeking to expand our imagining of how to be inclusive—of MORE THAN THE CEO individuals, of communities, and of ourselves. In this LEADERSHIP, GROWTH, AND moment, while writing this, diversity, for us, means radical inclusivity of all races, gender, religion, age, ADVANCEMENT IN ALL AREAS sexuality, ability, health, wealth, height, weight, education, housing, incarceration history, past trauma, citizenship or lack thereof. Though diversity cannot Town Stages' mission is to advance always be worn or recognized, we seek to welcome the invisible just as we do the seen. We understand the equity in New York City by building inevitable failure of attempting to define an ideological and providing affordable spaces to aspiration, but embrace our failure, commit to learning create, congregate, and be heard. and hope to always persist in the face of anything that challenges our collective humanity. TOWN STAGES 10 2 OUR IMPACT WE PROVIDE FREE & SUBSIDIZED SPACE In 2018, we provided 2,664 hours of free and subsidized space for artists, theater companies, non-profits, charities, musicians, and more. That is more than $600,000 in free space in a brand new location. WHILE CREATING JOBS Through providing 150+ groups with space and assistance to help make their dreams come true, we created more than 800+ jobs in 2018. SOKOLOFF ARTS CREATIVE FELLOWSHIP WE'VE SUPPORTED THE CREATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF MORE THAN 50 PROJECTS FROM LEADERS IN THE ARTS, MEDIA, HOPITALITY, CIVICS, AND SOCIAL JUSTICE. Recipients include VR artists, playwrights, novelists, visual artists, immersive experience makers, choreographers, start-ups, non-profit organizations, game designers, actors, app-builders, and more. "I have felt the effects of under/mis-representation in both my personal life and professional career. I have to show up for myself and create opportunities to be seen.... It's such a gift to walk in the doors of Town and know that it is my writing sanctuary for a year—where I can dream my biggest dreams for my project."” —Molly Powers Gallagher, Playwright & 2019 Sokoloff Arts Creative Fellow TOWN STAGES 11 OUR TEAM ROBIN SOKOLOFF FOUNDER & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR [email protected] STACI JACOBS VICE PRESIDENT [email protected] RAINEY ROWAN OPERATIONS MANAGER [email protected] EMILYN KOWALESKI ASSISTANT TO THE CEO [email protected] BRANDON WEBSTER OPERATIONS & COMMUNITY COORDINATOR [email protected] BRANDON TYLER HARRIS BAR MANAGER [email protected] OBINNA OKANI BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT [email protected] CONNOR SAMPSON CONTENT MANAGER & BOARD LIASION [email protected] SCOTT SOKOLOFF CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER [email protected] MAGAN WILES BOOKS & FINANCE m [email protected] TOWN STAGES 12 ROBIN SOKOLOFF FOUNDER & CEO Robin Sokoloff is the Chairwoman CEO of Town Stages: a new women-led cultural arts space and event venue in downtown Tribeca providing mentorship, sponsorship, and fellowship to change makers. A lifelong dance and theatre professional committed to transforming leadership and representation on our stages and screens, Robin advances equity for women, poc, queer, and immigrant voices in New York City by building accessible spaces for public assembly, creativity, and conversation. In Town Stages’ inaugural year, Sokoloff and her team built the landmark venue 6X its previous footprint supporting 300+ events, creating 1,000+ local jobs, and subsidizing over 2,500 hours of arts programming to the public while fostering a Creative Fellowship Program for 50+ recipients through her non-profit Sokoloff Arts (501c3). As part of a growing movement to dismantle discriminatory real estate and labor practices, Robin Sokoloff has woven Town Stages into the tapestry of New York's cultural landscape as one of the largest independently operated and women-led facilities to succeed in Manhattan in over 30 years. Robin Sokoloff is a scholarship recipient and alumna of Jacob’s Pillow School of Dance, NYSSSA, Stagedoor Manor Performing Arts Training Center, HDCNY, Skidmore College Studio Art Program, Coupé Theatre Studio, and New York University. Robin holds a BA in Sociology from NYU's College of Arts and Sciences, she’s a graduate of N.E.W.
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