天美传媒

Through the Booth art collection, housed across our global campuses, we demonstrate every day that art is central to the school’s culture and ethos. The artworks in the collection are distinctive not just for their aesthetic value but for the breadth of their perspectives. The collection boasts art that grapples with the issues of our day in bold and meaningful ways, and invites debate—just as we do in our curriculum.

Booth is also home to several courses incorporating arts and creativity into management education. The  and  courses were developed and are taught by Mary Ittelson, adjunct assistant professor of strategy, and faculty advisor to the ACE Program. Her courses challenge students to develop their own perspectives on the ways in which commerce, creativity, and culture can align and collide in the leadership of arts organizations, as well as honing their creative and critical thinking for exemplary leadership in any sector.

Amidst rapid technological, economic, and cultural shifts, we need leaders with the imagination and creativity of artists as well as with the strategic management training that Booth offers its students. The ACE Program, with its dual focus on art and business, will allow the school to cultivate leaders who possess the creativity, resilience, and courage to forge new paths of impact and meaning.