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"""One might well say that Management and the Arts is the cumulative use of cross-sector common sense, resources, and wisdom to influence the behavior of the next generation of nonprofit arts managers."" -- Will Maitland Weiss, Executive Director, Arts & Business Council of New York ""Management and the Arts is a comprehensive introduction to those business principles everyone involved in the arts should know. In addition to using it in my classes, I have recommended it to arts managers as an excellent resource."" -- Wendi Hassan, Lecturer, Utah State University, and Education and Outreach Coordinator, Cache Valley Center for the Arts ""William Byrnes' book is obviously one of only a few books touching all aspects of arts management today."" --Dirk Heinze, Arts Management Network, Germany"

One might well say that Management and the Arts is the cumulative use of cross-sector common sense, resources, and wisdom to influence the behavior of the next generation of nonprofit arts managers. -- Will Maitland Weiss, Executive Director, Arts & Business Council of New York Management and the Arts is a comprehensive introduction to those business principles everyone involved in the arts should know. In addition to using it in my classes, I have recommended it to arts managers as an excellent resource. -- Wendi Hassan, Lecturer, Utah State University, and Education and Outreach Coordinator, Cache Valley Center for the Arts William Byrnes' book is obviously one of only a few books touching all aspects of arts management today. --Dirk Heinze, Arts Management Network, Germany

One might well say that Management and the Arts is the cumulative use of cross-sector common sense, resources, and wisdom to influence the behavior of the next generation of nonprofit arts managers. -- Will Maitland Weiss, Executive Director, Arts & Business Council of New York Management and the Arts is a comprehensive introduction to those business principles everyone involved in the arts should know. In addition to using it in my classes, I have recommended it to arts managers as an excellent resource. -- Wendi Hassan, Lecturer, Utah State University, and Education and Outreach Coordinator, Cache Valley Center for the Arts William Byrnes' book is obviously one of only a few books touching all aspects of arts management today. --Dirk Heinze, Arts Management Network, Germany

One might well say that Management and the Arts is the cumulative use of cross-sector common sense, resources, and wisdom to influence the behavior of the next generation of nonprofit arts managers. -- Will Maitland Weiss, Executive Director, Arts & Business Council of New York Management and the Arts is a comprehensive introduction to those business principles everyone involved in the arts should know. In addition to using it in my classes, I have recommended it to arts managers as an excellent resource. -- Wendi Hassan, Lecturer, Utah State University, and Education and Outreach Coordinator, Cache Valley Center for the Arts William Byrnes' book is obviously one of only a few books touching all aspects of arts management today. --Dirk Heinze, Arts Management Network, Germany

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William Byrnes is the Associate Provost & Dean of Graduate Studies at Southern Utah University in Cedar City, UT. He is an adjunct professor in the MFA Arts Administration program at SUU where teaches graduate seminars in board relations and strategic planning, fundraising and grant writing, economics and financial management, and leadership and organizational development. His textbook, Management and the Arts, now in its fourth edition, is widely used in arts and culture management courses throughout the world. He has lectured on various arts management topics in America and in China, Japan, Singapore, Germany, Serbia, and Italy. He was member of the Editorial Advisory Committee of the Asia Pacific Journal of Arts and Cultural Management and is the editor for TD&T's ""Inside USITT"" report. He has been a long-standing member of the USITT Management Commission and has served in various leadership capacities in USITT since 1980, including serving as president in 2000-02. He is a Fellow in USITT and serves on the institute's Development Committee. He also serves on the board of the ESTA Foundation and is a member of the National Theatre Conference.

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