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Why do wealthy people choose to serve on the boards of fine arts institutions? How do they exercise their influence as trustees, and how does this affect the way arts institutions operate? This study, based on trustee interviews, addresses these, and other issues.

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"With shrewd insights into the tensions between the social elites who serve as trustees and the professionals who administer these major cultural institutions, Ostrower has useful observations about the many challenges now facing the cultural sector: motivating donors, reconciling the conflicts between fund-raising and governance duties, recruiting more diverse boards, building new audiences, and sustaining artistic innovation and excellence." - James Allen Smith, former board president, Center for Arts and Culture

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      Publisher: The University of Chicago Press
      Publication Date: 9/15/2003 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780226639666, 978-0226639666
      ISBN10: 0226639665
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      Musical scores, lyrics and libretti Cultural studies Sociology and anthropology

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Why do wealthy people choose to serve on the boards of fine arts institutions? How do they exercise their influence as trustees, and how does this affect the way arts institutions operate? This study, based on trustee interviews, addresses these, and other issues.

      Trade Review
      "With shrewd insights into the tensions between the social elites who serve as trustees and the professionals who administer these major cultural institutions, Ostrower has useful observations about the many challenges now facing the cultural sector: motivating donors, reconciling the conflicts between fund-raising and governance duties, recruiting more diverse boards, building new audiences, and sustaining artistic innovation and excellence." - James Allen Smith, former board president, Center for Arts and Culture

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