Interview: Why this CEO thinks business needs to learn from the arts
FEAR & GREED | Business News
<p>Recently the Federal Government launched its National Cultural Policy: $300 million in funding across music, literature, art and more. It's shone a light on the way cultural institutions are run: the way they spend money and the way they foster creativity.<br><br>And now one arts leader says the business community can learn a valuable lesson from some of our oldest institutions.<br><br>Paul Duldig is the Chief Executive of State Library Victoria - Australia’s oldest and most prestigious public library. He talks to Sean Aylmer about the key to evolving, remaining relevant and becoming sustainable.</p>
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