Drexel University Announces Philadelphia Cultural Pass Program
Darin Pastor is a financial and investment professional who currently serves as the principal and CEO of Capstone Affluent Strategies, a wealth management firm based in Newport Beach, California. Darin Pastor supplemented his professional experience with degrees in the field from a variety of institutions, including Drexel University, a Philadelphia-based private research university.
Drexel University has grown to have thousands of international students, with much of its popularity being driven by the variety of programs that it offers. One such recent example is the Philadelphia Cultural Pass pilot grant program, which sees the university partner with Penn Medicine to support arts institutions throughout the city. The partnership seeks to enhance the visibility of such organizations across Philadelphia and beyond.
This project is set to begin by promoting these arts organizations among the people who live and work throughout the city, which Drexel University and Penn Medicine hope will help create a community of ambassadors across the state, further enhancing the area's cultural economy. The Philadelphia Cultural Pass announced a few key institutions to kick-start the program, including the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Museum of Art, and the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts.
Drexel University has grown to have thousands of international students, with much of its popularity being driven by the variety of programs that it offers. One such recent example is the Philadelphia Cultural Pass pilot grant program, which sees the university partner with Penn Medicine to support arts institutions throughout the city. The partnership seeks to enhance the visibility of such organizations across Philadelphia and beyond.
This project is set to begin by promoting these arts organizations among the people who live and work throughout the city, which Drexel University and Penn Medicine hope will help create a community of ambassadors across the state, further enhancing the area's cultural economy. The Philadelphia Cultural Pass announced a few key institutions to kick-start the program, including the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Museum of Art, and the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts.
