Steven Hadley is an Irish Research Council Government of Ireland Fellow at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, and a Visiting Lecturer at Leuphana University of Lüneburg, Germany. Steven also sits on the Steering Committee of the Cultural Research Network, the Editorial Board of Arts and the Market and is Policy & Reviews Editor for Cultural Trends.

"This fascinating book provides a vital bridge between both arts management and cultural policy, and between academics, artists, practitioners and policymakers. With conversations spanning the globe, and addressing a range of vital contemporary issues, Cultural Leadership in Practice is an essential addition to the field and should be read by anyone interested in how cultural leadership works in the real world." Ben Walmsley, University of Leeds, UK "This excellent collection is important because it reflects the voices of practitioners from the field. It includes different artforms and cultural sectors, as well as practitioners in different nations, so its breadth is extensive. It is a timely collection therefore that every student of arts and cultural leadership should acquire." Jo Caust, University of Melbourne, Australia"This book offers a comprehensive understanding of the dynamics of cultural leadership [for] students ... policymakers [and] cultural practitioners." Akbar Tanjung, The Journal of Arts Management, Law, and Society

• 1. Cultural Leadership in Practice; 2. Public Monuments and Cultural Leadership – fayemi shakur, Director of Arts & Cultural Affairs, City of Newark, New Jersey, In Conversation (USA); 3. Philanthropy and Cultural Leadership – Christos Carras, Senior Consultant, Onassis Stegi: In Conversation (Greece); 4. Artistic Directors and Cultural Leadership – Helen Marriage, Director of Artichoke and Former Creative Director of Galway 2020 European Capital of Culture: In Conversation (UK); 5. Post-Capitalism and Cultural Leadership – Milena Dragićević Šešić, UNESCO Chair in Cultural Policy and Management: In Conversation (Serbia); 6. Media Policy and Cultural Leadership – James Hickey, European Film Academy: In Conversation (Ireland); 7. Museums, Decolonisation and Cultural Leadership – Esme Ward, Director of Manchester Museum: In Conversation (UK); 8. Corporate Engagement and Cultural Leadership – Thomas Girst, Global Head of Cultural Engagement, BMW Group, In Conversation (Germany); 9. Artists and Cultural Leadership – Array Collective, 2021 Turner Prize Winners: In Conversation (Northern Ireland/Ireland); 10. Opera and Cultural Leadership – Oliver Mears, Director of Opera, Royal Opera House: In Conversation (UK); 11. The Global South and Cultural Leadership – Julieta Brodksy, Minister of Cultures, Arts and Heritage: In Conversation (Chile); 12. Cultural Policy and Cultural Leadership – Kenneth Kwok, Ministry of National Development: In Conversation (Singapore); 13. Cultural Diplomacy and Cultural Leadership – Mark Katz and Junious “House” Brickhouse, Next Level: In Conversation (USA); 14. Mega-Events and Cultural Leadership – Philippe Blanchard, International Olympic Committee: In Conversation (France)

Steven Hadley is an Irish Research Council Government of Ireland Fellow at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, and a Visiting Lecturer at Leuphana University of Lüneburg, Germany. Steven also sits on the Steering Committee of the Cultural Research Network, the Editorial Board of Arts and the Market and is Policy & Reviews Editor for Cultural Trends.

"This fascinating book provides a vital bridge between both arts management and cultural policy, and between academics, artists, practitioners and policymakers. With conversations spanning the globe, and addressing a range of vital contemporary issues, Cultural Leadership in Practice is an essential addition to the field and should be read by anyone interested in how cultural leadership works in the real world." Ben Walmsley, University of Leeds, UK "This excellent collection is important because it reflects the voices of practitioners from the field. It includes different artforms and cultural sectors, as well as practitioners in different nations, so its breadth is extensive. It is a timely collection therefore that every student of arts and cultural leadership should acquire." Jo Caust, University of Melbourne, Australia"This book offers a comprehensive understanding of the dynamics of cultural leadership [for] students ... policymakers [and] cultural practitioners." Akbar Tanjung, The Journal of Arts Management, Law, and Society

• 1. Cultural Leadership in Practice; 2. Public Monuments and Cultural Leadership – fayemi shakur, Director of Arts & Cultural Affairs, City of Newark, New Jersey, In Conversation (USA); 3. Philanthropy and Cultural Leadership – Christos Carras, Senior Consultant, Onassis Stegi: In Conversation (Greece); 4. Artistic Directors and Cultural Leadership – Helen Marriage, Director of Artichoke and Former Creative Director of Galway 2020 European Capital of Culture: In Conversation (UK); 5. Post-Capitalism and Cultural Leadership – Milena Dragićević Šešić, UNESCO Chair in Cultural Policy and Management: In Conversation (Serbia); 6. Media Policy and Cultural Leadership – James Hickey, European Film Academy: In Conversation (Ireland); 7. Museums, Decolonisation and Cultural Leadership – Esme Ward, Director of Manchester Museum: In Conversation (UK); 8. Corporate Engagement and Cultural Leadership – Thomas Girst, Global Head of Cultural Engagement, BMW Group, In Conversation (Germany); 9. Artists and Cultural Leadership – Array Collective, 2021 Turner Prize Winners: In Conversation (Northern Ireland/Ireland); 10. Opera and Cultural Leadership – Oliver Mears, Director of Opera, Royal Opera House: In Conversation (UK); 11. The Global South and Cultural Leadership – Julieta Brodksy, Minister of Cultures, Arts and Heritage: In Conversation (Chile); 12. Cultural Policy and Cultural Leadership – Kenneth Kwok, Ministry of National Development: In Conversation (Singapore); 13. Cultural Diplomacy and Cultural Leadership – Mark Katz and Junious “House” Brickhouse, Next Level: In Conversation (USA); 14. Mega-Events and Cultural Leadership – Philippe Blanchard, International Olympic Committee: In Conversation (France)

Steven Hadley is an Irish Research Council Government of Ireland Fellow at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, and a Visiting Lecturer at Leuphana University of Lüneburg, Germany. Steven also sits on the Steering Committee of the Cultural Research Network, the Editorial Board of Arts and the Market and is Policy & Reviews Editor for Cultural Trends.

"This fascinating book provides a vital bridge between both arts management and cultural policy, and between academics, artists, practitioners and policymakers. With conversations spanning the globe, and addressing a range of vital contemporary issues, Cultural Leadership in Practice is an essential addition to the field and should be read by anyone interested in how cultural leadership works in the real world." Ben Walmsley, University of Leeds, UK "This excellent collection is important because it reflects the voices of practitioners from the field. It includes different artforms and cultural sectors, as well as practitioners in different nations, so its breadth is extensive. It is a timely collection therefore that every student of arts and cultural leadership should acquire." Jo Caust, University of Melbourne, Australia"This book offers a comprehensive understanding of the dynamics of cultural leadership [for] students ... policymakers [and] cultural practitioners." Akbar Tanjung, The Journal of Arts Management, Law, and Society

• 1. Cultural Leadership in Practice; 2. Public Monuments and Cultural Leadership – fayemi shakur, Director of Arts & Cultural Affairs, City of Newark, New Jersey, In Conversation (USA); 3. Philanthropy and Cultural Leadership – Christos Carras, Senior Consultant, Onassis Stegi: In Conversation (Greece); 4. Artistic Directors and Cultural Leadership – Helen Marriage, Director of Artichoke and Former Creative Director of Galway 2020 European Capital of Culture: In Conversation (UK); 5. Post-Capitalism and Cultural Leadership – Milena Dragićević Šešić, UNESCO Chair in Cultural Policy and Management: In Conversation (Serbia); 6. Media Policy and Cultural Leadership – James Hickey, European Film Academy: In Conversation (Ireland); 7. Museums, Decolonisation and Cultural Leadership – Esme Ward, Director of Manchester Museum: In Conversation (UK); 8. Corporate Engagement and Cultural Leadership – Thomas Girst, Global Head of Cultural Engagement, BMW Group, In Conversation (Germany); 9. Artists and Cultural Leadership – Array Collective, 2021 Turner Prize Winners: In Conversation (Northern Ireland/Ireland); 10. Opera and Cultural Leadership – Oliver Mears, Director of Opera, Royal Opera House: In Conversation (UK); 11. The Global South and Cultural Leadership – Julieta Brodksy, Minister of Cultures, Arts and Heritage: In Conversation (Chile); 12. Cultural Policy and Cultural Leadership – Kenneth Kwok, Ministry of National Development: In Conversation (Singapore); 13. Cultural Diplomacy and Cultural Leadership – Mark Katz and Junious “House” Brickhouse, Next Level: In Conversation (USA); 14. Mega-Events and Cultural Leadership – Philippe Blanchard, International Olympic Committee: In Conversation (France)