The Kennedy Center in Washington, DC is facing financial troubles, with no cash on hand and a $240 million budget. Interim executive director Ric Grenell is working to restore the institution by cutting executive salaries and making budget changes. The center was opened in 1971 as a memorial to President John F. Kennedy.
Key Points
Kennedy Center has a $240 million budget but no cash on hand
Interim executive director Ric Grenell is cutting executive salaries and making budget changes
Center was opened in 1971 as a memorial to President John F. Kennedy
Pros
Efforts being made to restore the financial stability of the Kennedy Center
Executive director cutting highly paid salaries and making budget changes
Cons
Kennedy Center facing financial crisis with zero cash on hand and no reserves