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Landon previously served as New York Women’s Foundation’s Vice President of Programs and Institutional Advancement, as the LEAP Program Director at AmeriCorps and in Nicaragua as Executive Director of the New Haven/Leon Sister City Project, where she worked with rural communities facilitating civic engagement and leadership development. Landon will be a fundraising relationship builder setting up the New York office of the Ban Ki-moon Centre based in Seoul and Vienna.

Jami steps into the role of Executive Director at Ballet Arizona with over 13 years of experience in the performing arts sector with a record of consistently meeting and exceeding contributed revenue goals. During her time at Ballet Arizona, the organization established a culture of philanthropy that permeates throughout the entire organization. Jami helped secure more than $36 million in contributed revenue. She led the Be Our Bridge Recovery and Relief Fund charge that ensured all staff members and dancers remained fully employed during the COVID-19 crisis.

Dale Hedding comes to the CSOA with 25 years of leadership experience and fundraising accomplishments at nonprofit arts, culture and education institutions. Most recently he was the Managing Director for External Affairs and Patron Engagement at the Cleveland Institute of Music. Hedding was Vice President of Development for the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. He also served as Director of Development at the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Phoenix Symphony, as well as the Manager of Development at the National Symphony Orchestra at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.

Morsink is owner and director of the Morsink Icon Gallery in Amsterdam, one of the leading international galleries specializing in Russian and Greek icons dating from the fifteenth to the nineteenth century. Morsink exhibits annually at the famous international art fair TEFAF Maastricht and has collaborated on icon exhibitions and publications with a wide range of museums, including the Recklinghausen Ikonen Museum in Germany, the Bible Museum in Amsterdam and the Catharijneconvent in Utrecht. He has also served as an advisor on icons to private collectors, auction houses and institutions worldwide 

Malloy is an accomplished museum director, curator, scholar, and community builder who will lead the University of Chicago’s fine arts museum and its exhibitions, public and arts education programs, and student and faculty collaborations.  She joins the Smart Museum from the Syracuse University Art Museum where she was appointed Director and chief curator in 2019.

Quaintance, a 4th generation San Franciscan, comes to Conard House after a decade with Meals on Wheels SF where she’s held executive-level operations and program roles, most recently as Chief Government Affairs Officer. Previously she was senior analyst with the City and County of SF Human Services Agency, and earlier was with the SF-Marin Food Bank for nearly 10 years. She is founder and chair of the SF Board of Supervisors Food Security Task Force and co-chair of the Mayor’s Long Term Care Council.

Deeply steeped in schools, systemic change, and the needs of students and teachers, Becky brings a strong practitioner and systems-awareness lens to her work which guides her approach to providing operational and strategic leadership. Becky has served as a leader in education for more than twenty years, most recently with PBLWorks where she coached school leaders to equitably implement and scale project based learning and managed one of the premier professional development consulting teams in the country. A graduate of University of California at Berkeley, Becky holds a Masters of Education from Stanford University, with credentials in Education Leadership and Secondary Teaching.

Colgan is an arts marketer with 14 years of experience retaining and growing audiences through innovative sales and promotional initiatives. She began her career as School Administrator at Ballet Chicago before joining the marketing team at the Chicago Symphony Orchestra from 2007-2016. In 2016, Colgan transitioned to the Lyric Opera of Chicago, where she grew from Senior Marketing Manager to her current position of Director of Sales and Advertising.