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Duncan M. Webb founded Webb Management Services, Inc. in March 1997 to provide management consulting services to the arts and cultural industries. This step followed eight years as a management consultant for two related practices. WMS has now successfully completed more than one hundred consulting assignments for the development of facilities and the advancement of organizations.
Typical of his recent consulting assignments are a facility master plan for the City of Chicago, a feasibility study in Durham North Carolina, a business plan to support the Nuyorican Poets Caf's move into expanded facilities in New York City, a management review and strategic plan for the Washington Pavilion in Sioux Falls, SD and a renovation study for the historic Fox Theater in Oakland, California.
Prior to the founding of his own firm, Duncan worked for Theatre Projects Consultants, Inc. (1989-1995) and AMS Planning & Research (1995-1997), where he was responsible for the preparation of a wide range of feasibility studies on the development and operation of cultural facilities.
After starting his career in international banking, Duncan became an active producer of commercial, industrial and experimental theatre in Canada. Producing highlights include the Canadian premieres of Children of a Lesser God, Blood Brothers and Orphans. He also developed marketing and sponsorship programs for the Canadian premiere of Les Miserables.
A Certified Management Consultant (CMC), Webb has been an active speaker and published writer on arts management and the development, operation and financing of arts facilities. He is also a professor in New York University's Graduate Program in Performing Arts Administration, where he teaches Finance and Planning for the Performing Arts and Principles & Practices of Performing Arts Administration. Duncan has a bachelor's degree in Economics from the University of Western Ontario and a master's degree in Business Administration from the University of Toronto.
Allworth Press books written by Duncan M. Webb:
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