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Joseph Polisi, a former president of Juilliard, shares his deep understanding of how the arts can be a transformative force in society. Drawing on his extensive experience in both the academic and philanthropic sectors, he discusses how cultural institutions can leverage philanthropy to drive positive change in global communities. Polisi reflects on his years at Juilliard, highlighting how strategic investment and innovative leadership can amplify an institution's impact beyond just the arts, making it a powerful catalyst for broader societal progress.. By weaving together both arts and business, Polisi emphasizes the unique position that creative industries hold in fostering social good, as well as how organizations can combine financial acumen with cultural understanding for lasting impact.
19:10 | 2013
Polisi's academic journey is marked by a strong foundation in both the arts and law. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from the University of Connecticut and an MBA from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University. Additionally, he earned a Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA) degree from Yale University, where he also studied the bassoon, showcasing his dual passion for education and music. Beyond his presidency at Juilliard, Polisi has held key roles in arts advocacy and leadership. He has written extensively on the intersection of art, culture, and society, including his books The Artist as Citizen and American Muse: The Life and Times of William Schuman. His legacy is one of dedication to expanding the potential of artistic institutions to contribute to societal well-being and positive change.
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