Attend the Sociable City Academy or contract for Services and you and your team will have access to a series of e-learning seminars presented by Jim Peters, RHI Founder and President.
Throughout North America there are 30+ cities with a office and/or night manager to build alliances and focus resources on planning, managing and policing an active social economy.
The nighttime manager is like the conductor of an orchestra, with a music score or "action plan" that coordinates each section.
There are three "sections" in the social economy, The manager understands each section to maintain harmony.
Finally, a formal system of governance is the foundation to assure continuity and progress.
You’ll have access to RHI’s seminar series and e-learning curriculum to get you started on how to create a framework for a comprehensive sociable city plan. Once you get on-site for the Academy you’ll get an action-packed day filled with case studies, facilitated discussion and interactive activities. You’ll also network with your peers statewide. When you contract for RHI's Services, you and your team will access the following e-learning seminars and access a toolkit to build your team and action plan.
Jim Peters is the Founder and President of RHI, a non-profit celebrating 40 years since its first conference in Boston. Before RHI, he had 15 years of experience in hospitality and nightlife, planning and opening restaurants and music venues. Peters traveled to six continents to advocate for responsible beverage service and innovative approaches to district management.
He has served on federal advisory panels, consulted on essential research on effectiveness of policy and training, and spoken at worldwide conferences. His writing has appeared in significant trade and policy publications. As president, he has overseen program development for RHI events and has been directly involved or served as an advisor for more than 80 city assessments.
