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Friday, May 1 • 1:00pm - 1:30pm
Is There A Relationship Between Personal Finance Literacy And the Financial Administration of Arts Organizations?

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According to a lyric sung by the late African-American blues singer Alberta Hunter “You cain’t have romance without finance.” The same is true in terms of longevity and survival of profit and non-for-profit organizations. More specifically, arts organizations do not exist for very long without effective financial management and financial support from various external sources.

But there is a deeper issue that is pertinent to the training of arts administrators at the graduate level and it is this: if finances and financial administration is the bedrock foundation of an arts organization, how pertinent is the personal financial literacy of those in charge of the organization? My answer is: very pertinent.

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avatar for Eugene Marlow, Ph.D., MBA, Baruch College, CUNY, Professor

Eugene Marlow, Ph.D., MBA, Baruch College, CUNY, Professor

British-born Eugene Marlow, Ph.D., MBA has been involved in the fine and performing arts since his birth into a musical family. He has published 12 books and over 400 articles in domestic and international online and print publications on subjects dealing with print and electronic... Read More →


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