Experience

Art Omi

• United States
• Museums, Historical Sites, and Zoos
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Director Of Development

  • 2019 - Present

  Ghent, New york



Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild

• Executive Director

  • Jan 2014 - 2019

  Woodstock, NY Oversee all aspects of running a non-profit visual arts organization with a 113 year old artists colony set on 150 acres with 30 historic buildings. Created a three year strategic plan to re-envision the notion of a sustainable arts colony in the 21st C. Responsible for creating budgets and overseeing all financial aspects including oversight of endowment, in-perpetuity funds, and restricted accounts. Balanced the budget for the first time in seven years. Oversaw expansion of programming… Show more Oversee all aspects of running a non-profit visual arts organization with a 113 year old artists colony set on 150 acres with 30 historic buildings. Created a three year strategic plan to re-envision the notion of a sustainable arts colony in the 21st C. Responsible for creating budgets and overseeing all financial aspects including oversight of endowment, in-perpetuity funds, and restricted accounts. Balanced the budget for the first time in seven years. Oversaw expansion of programming, construction of a new structure, the first in over 100 years at the colony and generated $160,000 in new revenue in the first year. Show less



CUE Art Foundation

• Executive Director

  • Jan 2003 - Dec 2013

  New York City Created a seven year budget projection and capital campaign strategy that enabled the organization to purchase a permanent home and transition into the second phase of its growth. Developed collaborative initiatives with fellow non-profit visual arts organizations, formed a partnership to co-manage a free studio program for 17 artists annually. Spearheaded a consortium of 10 non-profit organizations that run professional practices programming for artists, and secured funding to help the… Show more Created a seven year budget projection and capital campaign strategy that enabled the organization to purchase a permanent home and transition into the second phase of its growth. Developed collaborative initiatives with fellow non-profit visual arts organizations, formed a partnership to co-manage a free studio program for 17 artists annually. Spearheaded a consortium of 10 non-profit organizations that run professional practices programming for artists, and secured funding to help the consortium grow and better serve artists. Grew organizational programming from one to five programs and increased staffing accordingly. Increased awareness of organization and doubled revenue by targeting and cultivating relationships with foundations, individuals, government grant-makers as well as corporate sponsorship. Targeted, cultivated and recruited new Board members, grew Board from four to ten members. Liaised directly with all Board members, sat on all Board sub-committees and made quarterly presentations to the Board and annual presentations to the Curatorial Advisory Council and CUE Fellows. Created annual budget projections, maintained financial records, including tracking monthly revenue and expenses. Responsible for hiring of all employees, training and orientation, and maintaining job descriptions. Re-designed CUE’s identity, notably re-designed web site utilizing open source technology to better suit the organization’s needs.

• Director

  • 2003 - 2004

  New York City Oversaw the planning and launch of the Foundation in 2003. Created budget projections for organization prior to launch. Supervised construction of space, coordinated with architect and contractor to ensure the space was completed ahead of schedule and under budget. Created and managed exhibition program, and proposed new programming initiatives to increase outreach of organization. Oversaw web site, catalogue design and overall identity of the Foundation.



Pamela Auchincloss Arts Management

• Project Director

  • 1998 - 2001

  New York City Curated, organized and oversaw large scale traveling exhibitions to museums and university galleries in the U.S.. Exhibitions including: Pat Steir: A retrospective; John Walker: Selected prints; Social Strategies: Redefining Social Realism.