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Value of Arts in the Workplace

April 17, 2007

Eric Booth actor, businessman, faculty, Juilliard

Eric Booth discusses how arts training instills in young people something that translates into workplace effectiveness. Research affirms that learning in the arts makes a real difference to workplace preparedness. Many employers swear by the reliable value of employees with arts backgrounds or even ongoing amateur arts practices.

This is a program of the MetLife Foundation National Arts Forum Series.

Topics: Art & Architecture | Business & Economics

Tags: art | arts impact on professional behavior | Arts in Education | creativity | dance | gap between art and daily life | Music | Professional Development

Presented by PBA and Metropolitan Atlanta Arts Fund:

Metropolitan Atlanta Arts Fund

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