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Hi Jeff:
There are lots of versions and it depends on what your mission and bylaws
say to some degree; your financial status and staffing chart along with
other factors also play a large role.  I'd start with the big associations
like the American Association of Museums and have a long conversation with
them.  They have a huge document archive to share.  This site has a terrific
archive, also.  Contact me off-line if you want to discuss it and I'll give
you more links.  Congratulations on your work!
Alexandra Rollins

Alexandra Rollins Associates
Nonprofit, Grants, Arts Management
24 Goodrich Road, Jamaica Plain
Boston, MA  02130-2005
617-524-6007
www.rollinsupton.com


-----Original Message-----
From: Museum discussion list [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf
Of Jeffrey Cabral
Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2011 12:32 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: [MUSEUM-L] Organizational structure of museums

Hi there

I am new to the list and new to museums in general, but am involved with a
group of passionate, talented, and energized people working on a Steering
Committee for a fledgling museum organization.

I am interested in receiving emails with website links or documents (docs,
pdfs, etc) that illustrate a museum structure and in particular, the
relationship between the Board and/or its subcommittees, or Steering
Committee. We are currently too small to have a structure that includes
departments per se, but I am curious about helping to determine the best way
to organize ourselves where decisions get made, work gets done, everyone
stays informed with project committees that report back to a wider group,
and we plot our future. I am interested in comments about what structures
work well in the early days of museum planning.

Thanks in advance

Jeff

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Jeff Cabral
Library Director
McArthur Library
270 Main Street / PO Box 346
Biddeford, ME 04005
 
Tel: (207) 284-4181
Fax: (207) 284-6761
 
www.mcarthurlibrary.org <http://www.mcarthurlibrary.org/> 


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