On behalf of the Nonprofit Practice of DHR International, I am pleased to announce the appointment of Ms. Lissa Frenkel as the CEO of the Charleston Gaillard Center. Lissa is an outstanding executive with two decades of various fundraising, planning, operations, and management experience at reputable...
The Brooklyn Museum, one of the world's great universal art museums (if it were in any other American city or world capital, it would be known as such), is deaccessioning some of its works of art. Backstory: the Association of Art Museum Directors (AAMD) had,...
The controversies over art museum directors’ compensation, particularly during the time of COVID-19, has led me to think more broadly about the topic of museums and ethics. In a recent NY Times article on the disparity of compensation between very highly compensated museum directors and relatively low paid...
On behalf of the Nonprofit Practice of DHR International, I am pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Jim Roberts as the inaugural Executive Director for the New Jersey Hall of Fame. Jim is an exemplary fundraiser and nonprofit executive with over 30 years of experience...
The compensation packages of museum directors are drawing scrutiny as their institutions try to fill budget holes with cutbacks that have included layoffs and furloughs of lesser-paid staffers. As originally seen in The New York Times on August 18, 2020 Many of New York’s museum leaders have...
As originally seen in NJ.com on November 5, 2010. NEWARK — Without touching an instrument or playing a note, conductor Jacques Lacombe can achieve the musical sound he wants from the 60 people who are actually doing the work of making music. He does so using the same...
Museums, centers cut back on shows, productions; cancel expansion plans As originally seen in Crain's Detroit Business on May 12, 2003. Art lovers who recently lined up for the Matisse Picasso exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art will need to hold onto those memories. Such blockbusters may...
