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Squire, Thaddeus

Founder & Managing Director, CultureWorks Greater Philadelphia, Founder & Creative Director, Hidden City Philadelphia

September 27, 2011

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Thaddeus Squire leads the CultureWorks consulting firm to assist cultural organizations in meeting their creative and business goals. He started and produced Hidden City Philadelphia, engaging over 200 artists and 10,000 visions to renew interest in neglected sites rich in cultural history. He's creative director of the Hidden City Philadelphia blog.

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