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Rob Hassler

Business Development Manager at PromptWorks

Rob Hassler is a seasoned Business Development Manager at PromptWorks, a company dedicated to leveraging technology to tackle unprecedented challenges by developing long-lasting innovative software. With a strong focus on human-centric design thinking, expert technical knowledge, and clear processes, Rob has successfully collaborated with industry giants like Comcast, Twitter, Sony, URBN, IQVIA, and Honeygrow. His extensive experience includes assisting tech and real-estate firms in establishing and achieving strategic growth objectives. Rob's educational background includes a Master of Arts in Museum Communication from the University of The Arts and a Bachelor of Arts in Art History and American Studies from Franklin & Marshall College. Throughout his career, he has held key roles at renowned organizations such as DAROFF DESIGN, Ballinger, and Clifford Wagner Science Interactives. Based in Philadelphia and NYC, Rob welcomes collaboration opportunities and invites engaging discussions on potential projects via email at [email protected].

Highlights

Aug 21 · linkedin

This past weekend, I took one of my little ones to the Barnes Foundation for Toddlerpalooza. It was a delightful morning filled with activities and musical performances designed specifically for toddlers. It also served as a wonderful introduction to "how a three-year-old perceives art."

Dr. Barnes arranged the artworks in unique groupings based on color, form, and content rather than relying on traditional historical or stylistic categories. This innovative approach creates a different experience than typical art museums, encouraging visitors to forge their own connections between the pieces.

From my three-year-old's perspective, there were no guidelines—just endless questions like, "What's this shape, color, or pattern?" I didn't have all the answers, but that was perfectly fine.

This experience is a reminder that art and life can reveal new perspectives. Watching my little one stand beside the Barnes Totem encouraged me to appreciate the bigger picture, value the small moments, and learn from timeless masterpieces and our tiny humans.

Jul 18 · linkedin

The Bluecadet offices are closed today to give the team a well-earned rest and the opportunity to have a Culture Day—which was largely left up for interpretation, be it visiting a gallery or museum, reading a good book, or eating a delicious meal.

I decided to embrace the quirkiness of The Stoogeum, the world's first and largest museum of Three Stooges memorabilia. Conveniently located just five minutes from my home outside of Ambler, PA, this unique gem offers a delightfully low-tech, collections-based experience.

Though I couldn't take any photos inside, the museum's charm is captured in its nearly 100,000 pieces of Stoogeabilia, an extensive research library, a 16MM film storage vault, and an intimate 85-seat movie theater. It was an entertaining and nostalgic trip down memory lane, and I highly recommend it to anyone who appreciates the whimsy and history of these iconic comedians.

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania