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Merging Administrative Functions

On occasion I cite consolidation of administrative functions as a method by which arts organizations in a community can cut costs by cooperating with one another. However, if pressed, I would have to admit that I wasn’t aware of any examples of such a thing working in practice. So I was extremely pleased to see [...]

July 21, 2009 | Joe | Comments 0

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