A hypothetical question.

What about museums which have museum staffers from other places as
trustees; ie., a director, educator, or curator, etc. of one museum who
serves on the board of another.  I see it as a positive example of resource
sharing, but are there pitfalls, potential conflicts of interest, or other
legal ramifications?  My guess is no, but I'd like a bit of feedback.

What's the feeling out there?

TIA,
HBC

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