“CURRENCY OF THE FUTURE WILL BE RELATIONSHIPS OF TRUST, ANCHORED IN THE WISDOM OF THE PAST, FRAMED WITHIN THE TRANSCENDENTALS OF BEAUTY, GOODNESS, AND TRUTH.”
“CURRENCY OF THE FUTURE WILL BE RELATIONSHIPS OF TRUST, ANCHORED IN THE WISDOM OF THE PAST, FRAMED WITHIN THE TRANSCENDENTALS OF BEAUTY, GOODNESS, AND TRUTH.”
GIL BAILIE
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OUR PARTNERS
NO MAN IS AN ISLAND
Arcata is not a just an enterprise but an ecosystem, cultivating six types of partners to participate in our three business pillars. Through facilitating these partnerships, Arcata seeks to advance a more excellent and locally grounded framework for social experiences, educational opportunities, and professional services.
Partnering with Arcata will not be the right fit for everyone. The course we have charted is a difficult one, eschewing the mounting trend of mass-produced content and low-quality services. Instead, our aim is that everything we do might be worthy of serious attention and engagement from our patrons.
If this prospect intrigues, you may learn more by following one of the six paths below.
Thought leaders, creatives, practitioners, and subject-matter experts who speak at Salon events, teach Collegium courses, and spearhead Atelier engagements.
CONTRIBUTORS
Local coordinators of Arcata city clusters who build strategic relationships, communicate with key stakeholders, and execute a variety of live events in their city.
AMBASSADORS
Individuals who wish to support our mission directly by aligning their investment strategy with the Arcata enterprise and team.
INVESTORS
Hospitable establishments such as restaurants, breweries, distilleries, lounges, and pubs that host Arcata events in their city or locale.
PARLORS
Mission-aligned businesses such as publishing houses, beverage providers, and bookstores who provide useful products, services, materials, or other forms of tangible support.
VENDORS
Small and regional enterprises in necessary industries who support individual live events and courses or entire Arcata city clusters.
SPONSORS
"It is not only what we do, but also what we do not do, for which we are accountable."
—Molière
