nonprofit management

Working on or with a nonprofit governing board is among the trickiest bits of Arts Management. Here are some basic insights about why board work is so difficult, and how even comfort can be a dangerous thing.RESOURCES:Robert’s Rules of Order: https://robertsrules.com/Karl Mathiasen, Stages in the Board Lifecyclehttps://boardsource.org/three-stages-nonprofit-board-lifecycle/ArtsManaged: https://artsmanaged.orgArts Management Program, American University: https://artsmanagement.american.eduThe Artful Manager blog: https://artfulmanager.comE. Andrew Taylor: https://eandrewtaylor.comTwitter: @artfulmanagerABOUT ME: I’m an Associate Professor of Arts Management at American University in Washington, DC. I’ve been teaching Arts Management for more than 25 years, as well as writing, speaking, and consulting on the business of arts and culture across North America and Europe. TAGS: Arts Management, Arts Administration, Cultural Management, Arts Business, Cultural Leadership, American University, performing arts, visual arts, museums, galleries, art, dance, theater, theatre, theater management, performing arts management, nonprofit management, arts management studies, music business, arts management degree, arts administration, art business, business side of art, business of art, broadway, theater business, theatre business, dance business, opera business, symphony, opera## TagsArts Management, Arts Administration, Cultural Management, Arts Business, Cultural Leadership, American University, performing arts, visual arts, museums, galleries, art, dance, theater, theatre, theater management, performing arts management, nonprofit management, arts management studies, music business, arts management degree, arts administration, art business, business of art, business side of art, broadway, theater business, theatre business, dance business, creativity, artist