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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 

Lind has for the past 9-years as Director of Advancement at Florentine Opera, Milwaukee and more than twenty years of progressive experience as a social entrepreneur, senior development professional, and managing director with expertise in community organizations, the arts and education. Eric will design and manage a robust, systematic program to increase contributed revenue to develop and cultivate sustainable individual, corporate, foundation, and other philanthropic operation. The TSO is the first professional symphony in the southwest and the longest, continuously performing arts organization in Arizona.

Sims spent over fifteen years working as an administrator and faculty member at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he most recently served as the Deputy Vice Chancellor for Diversity. Sims also worked as Vice Provost for Diversity and Interim Vice Provost and founded the Theatre for Cultural and Social Awareness (TCSA). Before joining the faculty at UW Madison, Sims was a company member at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival and a faculty associate in the Department of Theatre and Dance at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. There he served as a founding member and Artistic Director of the Human Experience Theatre (HET).

With 25 years of experience as a composer, multi-dimensional artist, arts advocate and director, Atwater brings to this role his skills in programming, production, fundraising, and strategic planning. He will build on a renowned tradition of jazz and music festival excellence to advance Monterey Jazz Festival as the world’s premier jazz event, expand educational & public programs and performances, and develop new institutional partnerships alongside the Executive Director.

Prior to joining the American Visionary Art Museum, Jenenne served as the President & CEO of Detroit’s acclaimed Heidelberg Project, a mostly outdoor museum spanning three city blocks that was founded in 1986 by the artist Tyree Guyton, and is one of the most influential art environments in the world. Jenenne has led the Heidelberg Project for 28 years and grown it into a $1.4 million organization of international prominence which has won impressive accolades.

Wood has a 17-year career of building an international reputation of programs and events in marketing, media buys and planning, public relations, executive communications, and branding at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. Toni will manage and drive outreach to the region’s diverse audiences, oversee branding and marketing positioning, maximize exhibition, program, and event attendance. MFAH functions as an integrated visual arts experience and is counted among North America’s most prominent museums with a newly redeveloped main campus encompassing 14 acres in the heart of Houston’s Museum District.