Museums and Galleries: Ethical Practices and Success

Museums and Galleries

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
This report contains the case study of Sackler family associated with the Museum and
Gallery. As success helps to attain the preferable position but there are different sources such as
ethical and unethical way to attain the certain objective. Although it is preferable to adopt the
ethical way because it helps the firm to gain long term success and build up suitable image
amongst different stakeholders. So this report in first section cover the topic whether an
organisation can be considered successful if it does not adopt the ethical practices. So the whole
description is explain with the perspective of different stakeholders like public who may not
prefer to visit the institution that take funding from the public. Similarly, other section include
the certain practices that be adopted by organisation in order to protect from the unethical
behaviour.

Table of Contents
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY.............................................................................................................2
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................4
ANALYSIS......................................................................................................................................4
Aim of the report..........................................................................................................................4
Can an organization be considered as successful if it is not ethical?...........................................4
What the organization can do to protect itself from the unethical behaviour?............................7
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................8
RECOMMENDATIONS.................................................................................................................8
REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................10