KEDGE Business School

But when traditional sources of income become less certain, museums have to ask a critical question: Where does the money to sustain their work come from next? So we're looking at how museums are navigating this new funding landscape without losing sight of their mission.

To help us understand this changing world, I'm delighted to be joined by Dr. Marek Pokupek, Associate Professor of Arts Management at KEDGE Business School in Paris.

Marek, your research focuses on the innovative business models and financing strategies being developed by arts and cultural organizations around the world.

You've also explored the role of ethics in museum fundraising, and you are currently associate editor for the Arts Governance section of the International Journal of Arts Management.

We're going to explore the many ways in which museums across the globe are developing new business models, innovating to remain sustainable, and dealing with the ethics involved.

Our guest will be Dr. Marek Pacupek, Associate Professor of Arts Management at Kedge Business School in Paris.

I'm Carol Scott, and thank you for listening to this episode of Museums, The Big Issues.

Join me next Wednesday as we continue to explore the big issues and the big ideas with the people helping to shape the future of museums.