The People theme [Recurs electrònic] : a Mission Models Money project investigating the competencies, qualities and attributes which will enable creative practitioners and organisations to thrive in the challenging environment of the 21st Century / report of research undertaken by Roanne Dods and Nadine Andrews for MMM
Publication details: [London] : MMM, 2010Summary: In 2009 MMM commissioned a research project entitled The People Theme. This purpose of this project was to identify the competencies, qualities and attributes, which will enable creative practitioners and organisations to thrive in the challenging environment of the 21st Century. This further analysis is intended both to summarize the findings and suggest ways in which they may be useful to arts leaders, policy makers and funders in directing resource toward strengthening the management capacity of individuals and the field as a whole. (Font: Resum)| Item type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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Reading this report -- Preface -- 1. Setting the context: 1.1 Challenges facing the UK arts & cultural sector ; 1.2. Mission Models Money and The People Theme ; 1.3. Positioning of The People Theme -- 2. The People Theme: 2.1. Research summary ; 2.2. Using the results ; 2.3. MMM recommendations -- 3. CQAs for thriving: 3.1. Naming the CQAs and the factors that influence them ; 3.2. The interplay o CQAs+influencing factors ; 3.3. Nested systems ; 3.4. the role of confidence -- 4. Research findings + The sector: 4.1. Possession and relevance ; 4.2. Patterns in the data relating to work context ; 4.3. Patterns in the data relating to personal context -- 5. The rearch process: 5.1. Approach ; 5.2. Research methods -- Glossary -- Bibliography
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