LITTLE ARTISTS LEAGUE Adds Board Members, Launches Corporate Membership System
The membership system and new board signal LAL is scaling its corporate partnerships to fund inclusive art programs that have already gained media attention for connecting patients with society.
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The global art team LITTLE ARTISTS LEAGUE, which addresses social issues through art, has added new board members including entrepreneur Rochelle Kopp and launched a corporate membership system. The nonprofit incorporated in 2022 operates co-creative programs on diversity, multicultural coexistence, and support for sick and disabled children.
LITTLE ARTISTS LEAGUE, the global art team that began activities in 2016 and incorporated as a nonprofit in 2022, has added new board members and launched a corporate membership system. New board member Rochelle Kopp, a management consultant and Yale graduate with training in ikebana and calligraphy, joins other entrepreneurs and business advisors. The membership system offers companies logo placement on the LAL website, event invitations, and priority sponsorship information. Premium Members receive annual training on diversity, inclusive design, and multicultural coexistence from board members and special lecturers.
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