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Speaker is about amplifying things I am seeing, hearing, doing, and thinking that have relevance to the daily practice of leading a cultural institution. You can expect me to draw from topics ranging from audience behavior to public policy, to management theory and practice, to what’s happening locally, nationally, and internationally in the cultural sector that merits our attention and affects our work.  I’ll share my observations here and ask that you share yours with me, as well.

Sarah Lutman

I am a Twin Cities-based independent consultant and writer working with cultural, philanthropic and public media organizations across the United States. You can read my entire bio on LinkedIn or read about current clients and projects on the Lutman & Associates web site.

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Recent Comments

  • Cathy Day on Farewell Bush Artist Fellowships Program: “I was a Bush Artist Fellow in 1999-2000. I was able to take an unpaid leave from my teaching position…” Apr 19, 17:30
  • Steven Clift on Announcing Hothouse: Exploring new ideas in co-working with the Minneapolis Institute of Arts: “The E-Democracy/Open Twin Cities crew is looking forward to mixing it up. We will be looking for unconference partners as…” Jul 23, 19:13
  • David Haas on Be the orchestra: thinking far beyond putting concerts online: “superlative! thanks (biased of course, but all the same..)” Jul 19, 07:23
  • Susan Chandler on Be the orchestra: thinking far beyond putting concerts online: “What a fantastic project! Thank you so much for sharing all the info about it.” Jul 15, 08:50
  • KCB on Practicing extreme transparency: Why does your “About Us” section have to be so boring?: “Why don’t more US cultural institutions pursue “radical transparency”? I’m not a “leader,” but I have an answer: “openness and…” Jul 9, 05:20

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