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Museum Leadership

Logan Rodriguez

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Museum Leadership explores the evolving role of museum directors, emphasizing their increasing responsibility in strategic planning and organizational management beyond traditional curatorial duties. It delves into how these leaders shape collections and institutional identities, highlighting the intricate balance required to preserve the past while engaging contemporary audiences. Effective leadership requires a deep understanding of museum governance, ethics, and strategic planning, underscored by the fact that shifts in patronage, philanthropy, and government funding have significantly altered museums' focus toward broader public engagement. The book uniquely integrates leadership theory with practical insights from the museum world. It examines critical challenges such as balancing artistic integrity with financial realities and fostering diversity and inclusion. Through case studies and interviews, it progresses from foundational concepts to actionable strategies for communication, team building, and change management. By providing a comprehensive understanding of museum leadership, this book serves as a valuable resource for both current and aspiring museum professionals navigating the complexities of cultural institutions.
Disponível desde: 24/02/2025.
Comprimento de impressão: 92 páginas.

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