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The DeVos Institute is seeking entrepreneurial executives in the arts and cultural sector to apply for its Global Executive Arts Management Fellowship, a three-year program focused on strategic planning, leadership, and management for their organizations.
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Get matched →The DeVos Institute Global Executive Arts Management Fellowship is a three-year, fully subsidized program for entrepreneurial executives in the arts and cultural sector. It provides high-intensity training and guidance in strategic planning, leadership, fundraising, marketing, board governance, human resources, and financial planning. Fellows engage with the program through the lens of their current organization, developing and refining strategies. The fellowship introduces a new cohort of approximately seven individuals each year, joining two returning cohorts for a total of three years of engagement.
This program serves executives of arts, culture, heritage and humanities non-profits worldwide. It is designed for CEOs, Executive Directors, General Managers, and similar who have strategic responsibilities across all core functions of their organization.
Fellows attend a four-week residency in July/early August for three consecutive years. They also engage in cohort-based activities between residencies. The training is led by DeVos Institute Chairman Michael M. Kaiser and President Brett Egan, along with visiting lecturers who are advanced career professionals.
The residency will be held in Washington, D.C. in 2027. Other East Coast U.S. locations may be used in alternating years.
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