Strategic Partnerships Fort Ticonderoga actively engages in collaborations with regional institutions such as the University of Vermont and Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, presenting ongoing opportunities for co-branded programs, archaeological research projects, and joint grant-funded initiatives that can expand audiences and funding streams.

Audience Growth With over 75,000 annual visitors and a broad program slate including boat cruises, demonstrations, and exhibits, there is potential to upsell premium experiences, member programs, and private tours to increase per-visitor revenue and donor engagement.

Cultural Leadership Recognized as a premier America 250 destination and highlighted by national outlets, Fort Ticonderoga can attract national sponsorships, heritage tourism partnerships, and grant opportunities aligned with commemorative and educational themes.

Educational Excellence Recent leadership appointments and a strong education mandate provide a pathway to secure funding for expanded educational programs, teacher/student initiatives, and contract-based curriculum development with schools, universities, and museums.

Conservation & Innovation Active collaboration in artifact conservation and historic landscape preservation indicates opportunities to offer funded conservation projects, volunteer/stewardship programs, and paid access to behind-the-scenes work for supporters and researchers.