Emily Rafferty: Leadership, Legacy & Global Impact |Former President of The Met & Advisor to UNESCO

In this insightful episode, Toby Usnik sits down with Emily Rafferty, the former President of The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Senior Advisor to UNESCO, to explore her remarkable journey of leadership, legacy, and global impact. Emily shares her experiences leading one of the world’s most renowned cultural institutions, her efforts in fostering cultural diplomacy, and her advisory role at UNESCO, advocating for global heritage and education. From navigating leadership in arts and culture to driving meaningful social change on a global scale, Emily’s career is a testament to impactful stewardship. Tune in to discover her inspiring story, the challenges she overcame, and her vision for the future of cultural leadership.
This conversation is a must-watch for those passionate about leadership in the nonprofit sector, cultural diplomacy, and global impact.
What Audience Will Learn:
How to lead and inspire in the arts and cultural sectors
The role of cultural diplomacy in fostering global unity
Insights into Emily Rafferty’s legacy at The Met and her contributions to global initiatives through UNESCO
Strategies for driving impactful change in nonprofits and international organizations
Key Topics Covered:
Leadership in the arts and nonprofit sectors
Emily Rafferty's tenure as President of The Met
Cultural diplomacy and global heritage preservation
Emily’s role at UNESCO and her influence on international education and culture
Challenges and opportunities in leading major cultural institutions
Building a lasting legacy in the nonprofit world
This Video is Perfect For:
Aspiring and current leaders in arts, culture, and nonprofits
Students of cultural diplomacy and international relations
Professionals in museum management and heritage preservation
Anyone interested in leadership stories that create global impact
Those passionate about The Met, UNESCO, and global cultural institutions
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