Understanding Strategy in Times of Austerity, Sally O'Neill, Royal Opera House
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The document discusses how public funding cuts have affected the Royal Opera House and their strategy. It outlines how they developed a new strategic plan through an iterative process with their board. Their strategy focuses on maintaining artistic excellence while responding to their changing context. They submitted a bid to the Arts Council emphasizing their aim to be the best in the world and commitment to sustainability. While they received further funding cuts, the process helped unify their team and differentiate core from non-essential activities.
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