Strategic Partnerships The National Museum of American Jewish History has a track record of forming partnerships with organizations such as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Smithsonian National Museum, and Nextstagearts. Leveraging these existing partnerships can open doors for sales collaborations and joint initiatives in the museum and historical sites industry.

Technology Integration NMAJH utilizes a diverse tech stack including MySQL, Google Cloud, and Adobe Fonts. Companies offering complementary tech solutions or services could explore partnership opportunities to enhance the digital experience for visitors or support the museum's operational efficiency.

Expansion Opportunities With the opening of a new location in Philadelphia in 2010, there may be opportunities for businesses in the area to provide services or products to support the museum's operations or engage in local community initiatives. Exploring collaborations with the museum can lead to mutually beneficial expansion efforts.

Financial Restructuring Support Following the Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing due to debt issues, financial service providers specializing in debt management, restructuring, or fundraising support could engage with the National Museum of American Jewish History to offer solutions for financial stability and growth.

Leadership Transition With the departure of Ivy Barsky as CEO, there may be an opportunity for executive search firms or leadership development consultants to engage with NMAJH for talent acquisition, succession planning, or organizational strategy consulting. Partnering with the museum during this transition period can present sales opportunities in the leadership development sector.