Volume 24, Volume 1, Spring 2019
Historically our institutions have not been known for risk taking and the 2016 report Character Matters surveyed 2,000 people in the English museum workforce and concluded that, on average, the individuals employed...
Historically our institutions have not been known for risk taking and the 2016 report Character Matters surveyed 2,000 people in the English museum workforce and concluded that, on average, the individuals employed in museums were more risk-averse than the wider UK population. Things could be changing now as competition and austerity has necessitated more risk taking across our sector.
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