Ming Min Hui, executive director of Boston Ballet, is unique in her field. As a young, Asian American woman with a Harvard Business School MBA and a background in finance, she has focused her tenure on ensuring the ballet company stays true to its art form and simultaneously relevant to its times.
Hui had worked for eight years at Boston Ballet as chief of staff and chief financial officer before taking the helm. Now leading one of the foremost ballet companies in the United States, she confronted evolving demographics, shifting audience habits, and an increasingly challenging financial environment.
Harvard Business School Assistant Professor Edward Chang and Hui join host Brian Kenny to discuss the case <a href="https://store.hbr.org/product/ming-min-hui-at-boston-ballet/925003?sku=925003-PDF-ENG">Ming Min Hui at Boston Ballet</a>. They explore how she balances the past, present, and future&#8212;and how these lessons translate from this nonprofit arts organization to any company, anywhere.

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