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Marek Prokupek
Associate Professor of Arts Management at KEDGE Business School (Paris), researching museum fundraising, arts financing, and the art market.
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Oct 6, 2026
Building resilience: new business models for museums
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Carol ScottHOST
Can you highlight some of these, um, you know, entrepreneurial activities and, and then comment again on their operational and reputational implications?
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5:20Marek ProkupekGUEST
So I would say that there is now quite a wi- a wide range of entrepreneurial strategies, and what they generally have in common is that museums are trying to generate value from assets they already have.
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5:44Marek ProkupekGUEST
They include brands, relationships, their spaces, and also the trust that is attached to the institution.
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Carol ScottHOST
And so in your opinion, what are the advantages and risks of a diversified funding model, as you've just outlined?