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Managing (or Surviving) Organizational Change DOUGLAS HEGLEY, JESSE HEINZEN, NIK HONEYSETT, JENNIFER SCHMITT, WILLIAM WEINSTEIN November 9, 2017

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Managing (or Surviving) Organizational Change

DOUGLAS HEGLEY, JESSE HEINZEN, NIK HONEYSETT, JENNIFER SCHMITT, WILLIAM WEINSTEIN

November 9, 2017

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Change

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If you haven't been part of a structural reorganization, gone through a major downsizing, been challenged with new leadership, or

experienced an inexplicable change in your reporting structure, you're lucky. Your luck will likely run out soon

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Introductions

Diana Walker, Court Jester (Queen

Elizabeth II and Ronald Reagan, San

Francisco), gift of the artist, Minneapolis

Institute of Art, 84.99

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Hilltop Lair

“somewhere in LA”

The Administrator

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I’ve been on both

sides of the fence of

organisational change

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Douglas Hegley, Chief Digital Officer, Minneapolis Institute of Art @dhegley

6+ years, 20+ years in museums, 27 years in nonprofits

Digital

TransformationSo you

agree?

Of course! Museums don’t

need to worry about this silly

computer stuff. It’s just a fad

among the young folks.

A museum executive

office, circa 1996

Image source: http://bensimonton.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/doctor-elephant.jpg

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Agent of change – SECRET AGENT OF CHANGE!

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More like this ...

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Douglas: Themes

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● People, People, People

● Change isn’t hard, but preparation is

● Helplessness vs. Agency

● Resiliency: Bound and ReboundBoundin’

PixarImage source: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/KOLG-BAvjz0/hqdefault.jpg

The Great American Jack-a-lope says,

“... You still got a body, good legs and

fine feet, Get your head in the right

place and hey, you’re complete!”

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Jesse Heinzen

Multimedia Director

17+ years and 5 positions at MNHS

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CONSULTANT

Organizational Design

CONSULTANT

CONSULTANTInformation Technology

Digital Marketing

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500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins, Dr. Seuss (Theodore Geisel), 1938.

Visitor Services

Staff (2007)

Visitor Services

Manager

Corporate Art Loan

Program Assistant

Curatorial

AssistantHead of IT

Head of IT &

Digital

Engagement

Head of Marketing,

Communications, &

Digital Strategy (2017)

Website

Contractor

Jennifer Schmitt

deCordova Sculpture Park &

Museum

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14 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins, Dr. Seuss (Theodore Geisel), 1938.

7 Supervisors

5 Departments

3 Executive Directors

2 Interim Directors

2 Chief Curators

5 Board Chairs

2 Strategic Plans

1 Master Landscape Plan

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“You are stronger than you believe. You have greater powers than you know.” -Antiope

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Bill Weinstein

John H. McFadden and Lisa D. Kabnick Director of Information and Interpretive Technologies.

Philadelphia Museum of Art

016

PMA 20+ years, 34 years in museums, 30th MCN conference

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Major Structural ReorganizationA sense of pending chaos

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Why?

Ambition / Demand

Resource

● Break Down Silos

● Improve Communication

● Increase Efficiency

● Clarify Staff Roles

● Improve Prioritization & Decision Making

● Bolster Infrastructure

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Collections &

Library

Heritage

Preservation

Membership &

Development

Guest

Experience &

Education

Earned

Income &

Guest

Services

Admin &

Support

Services

Native

American

Initiatives

Inclusion &

Community

Engagement

Organizational Design - 2016

Institutional

Policy

● 3 new Executive positions

● Eliminated 5 Directors and created 6 new

● Went from Senior Leadership Team of 20

to Executive Leadership Team of 9

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Collections &

Library

Heritage

Preservation

Membership &

Development

Guest

Experience &

Education

Earned

Income &

Guest

Services

Admin &

Support

Services

Native

American

Initiatives

Inclusion &

Community

Engagement

Multimedia

Digital

Learning

Web

Tech

Services

(IT)

Digital

Collection

Services

Organizational Design - 2016

Institutional

Policy

CRM

● 3 new Executive positions

● Eliminated 5 Directors and created 6 new

● Went from Senior Leadership Team of 20

to Executive Leadership Team of 9

● Largely did not change tech areas

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Collections &

Library

Heritage

Preservation

Membership &

Development

Guest

Experience &

Education

Earned

Income &

Guest

Services

Admin &

Support

Services

Native

American

Initiatives

Inclusion &

Community

Engagement

Multimedia

Business

Intelligence

Web

Tech

Services

(IT)

Digital

Collection

Services

IT Assessment - 2017

Institutional

Policy

● Consolidate tech groups

● Create CIO position at executive level

● Increase security

● Standardization and prioritization

● Increased investment and resources (not)

Now Also

CIO!

Media and Technology

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Collections &

Library

Heritage

Preservation

Membership &

Development

Guest

Experience &

Education

Earned

Income &

Guest

Services

Admin &

Support

Services

Native

American

Initiatives

Inclusion &

Community

Engagement

Multimedia

Business

Intelligence

Web

Tech

Services

(IT)

Digital

Collection

Services

Digital Marketing - 2017

Institutional

Policy

● Transition marketing from largely print-

based strategy to digital

● Refine roles and relationships with M&T

Media and Technology

MarketingNow Also

CIO!

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Multimedia

Management

&

Technology

Reorg

Now Also

Fort Snelling

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New Leadership with a Different Vision“When the winds of change blow hard enough,

the most trivial of things can turn into deadly projectiles”

- Sir Harold Macmillan

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Vision: shared

Process: relatively

transparent

Vision: top-down

Process: opaque,

mysterious

No real plan,

no resources

Tactical plan,

resources assigned

Frustration

Blaming

Sustainable change

Success

No change

Lethargy

Lacking purpose

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A Lack of TransparencyDealing with the uncertainty of a top-down restructuring

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text

A lack of transparency results in distrust and

a deep sense of insecurity - Dalai Lama

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Downsizingaka “rightsizing” or “rebalancing” or “rationalizing” or “adjusting”

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Image source: http://ihaveapc.com/wp-content/uploads//2012/05/dilbert-salesman-i13.jpg

Why?

● Reduce expense

● Restructure

● Find efficiencies

But …

● Stress

● Hit to staff morale

● Loss of institutional knowledge

● Hit to reputation

● Negative impact on community

Consider

● Ethical, fair, just?

● Strategic, or just slashing costs?

● Transparency and advance warning?

● Support?

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CluelessnessThe motivation to change is intended to be helpful, but ...

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Does it ever feel a little like this?

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When the staff has been left outThat helpless feeling, on the outside looking in

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Image Source: https://sciencecouncil.org/web/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Boardroom-meeting-female-lead.jpg

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Thank you

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Douglas Hegley @dhegley

Jesse Heinzen @jaheinzen

Nik Honeysett @nhoneysett

Jennifer Schmitt @bantryhill

William Weinstein @wweinstein