Dan Martin Bio

In the fall of 1996, Martin established and now directs the Carnegie Mellon Center for Arts Management and Technology, now the Institute for the Management of Creative Enterprises, a research, service and training center devoted to the implementation of computer and information technology in the arts management process. Martin also is on the faculty of the European Summer Academy for Cultural Management in Salzburg, Austria, presented by the International Center for Culture Management (ICCM) and serves on the advisory or steering committees of several professional and research institutions. He is a member of the Research Task Force for the Center for Arts and Culture, a non-partisan arts policy institute in Washington, DC, and serves on the advisory board of the Fitzcarraldo Foundation, an arts management training and consulting center in Turin, Italy. Martin is a member of the steering committee of the Arts, Technology and Intellectual Property project of the American Assembly at Columbia University. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Theatre from Western Michigan University and his Master of Fine Arts in Performing Arts Management from Brooklyn College/City University of New York.

	Dan J. Martin, Associate Professor of Drama, Associate Dean of the H. John Heinz III School of Public Policy and Management, and Director of the Institute for the Management of Creative Enterprises (IMCE)
	In the fall of 1996, Martin established and now directs the Carnegie Mellon Center for Arts Management and Technology, now the Institute for the Management of Creative Enterprises, a research, service and training center devoted to the implementation of computer and information technology in the arts management process. Martin also is on the faculty of the European Summer Academy for Cultural Management in Salzburg, Austria, presented by the International Center for Culture Management (ICCM) and serves on the advisory or steering committees of several professional and research institutions. He is a member of the Research Task Force for the Center for Arts and Culture, a non-partisan arts policy institute in Washington, DC, and serves on the advisory board of the Fitzcarraldo Foundation, an arts management training and consulting center in Turin, Italy. Martin is a member of the steering committee of the Arts, Technology and Intellectual Property project of the American Assembly at Columbia University. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Theatre from Western Michigan University and his Master of Fine Arts in Performing Arts Management from Brooklyn College/City University of New York.