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Arts boards
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better business
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changing the way arts boards are run
effective business
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financial advice for nonprofit arts boards
how to run a successful arts board
how to run a successful arts organization
how to run an effective arts board
nonprofit arts boards
nonprofit organizations & charities
performing arts
responsibilities of nonprofit arts boards
running arts organizations
successful arts boards
Product details
- ISBN 9781803416984
- Dimensions: 140 x 216mm
- Publication Date: 10 Dec 2024
- Publisher: Collective Ink
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Today, nonprofit arts organizations are rushing into an elitist whirlpool of irrelevance. They�re the only companies in the whole nonprofit sector where the beneficiary is also the donor. Donors donate so that donors may attend. In SCENE CHANGE, the first book in the series, we dived into the reasons that the arts have become simultaneously elitist and irrelevant in this Pre-Post-Pandemic Era in America. In SCENE CHANGE 2, we offer specific board responsibilities in order to create the space for the kind of charity for which communities are clamoring. This is a targeted list of the ways in which today's nonprofit arts organizations (theaters, symphonies, ballets, museums, operas, and all the rest) will have to significantly change their whole structure and the prism in which they do work. Companies that make these changes will be giving themselves the best chance to succeed in 2024 and beyond. Those that don't, won't.
Based in Kirkland, Washington, Alan Harrison is a writer and speaker specializing in nonprofit arts organizations, strategy, and life politics. His blog posts appear regularly in major publications, including ArtsJournal. For 30 years, Alan Harrison has explored the relationships between the arts and the community on behalf of nonprofit arts organizations across the United States.
