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This year, our Spring Forum will be held virtually, with sessions taking place on the afternoons of May 6 & 7 beginning at 1:00 p.m. EST. We hope that you will join us for two-half days of educational programming that will inform and advise your museum’s leaders! Sessions will address: Facing Challenge with Resilience, Executive Searches Accomplished Virtually, Collecting in the Twenty-First Century: What You Need to Know and What a Trustee Needs to Know About Deaccessioning. 

A schedule of events is below: registration is offered by Forum day, but attending the full slate of events is encouraged! 

For a sample of MTA’s programs, check out the details from our Fall 2020 Virtual Forum and Fall 2020 Patron Collections Visits! 
Thursday, May 6​
Facing Challenge with Resilience
  • Jamie Bennett, Interim President & CEO, United States Artists
  • Diane Ragsdale, Director of Cultural Leadership, Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity
  • Sanjit Sethi, President, Minneapolis College of Art and Design
Executive Searches Accomplished Virtually
  • Sarah Hall, Director, Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
  • Marilyn Hoffman, Senior Search Consultant, Museum Search & Reference
  • John Schnebly, Chair of the Search Committee, Washington County Museum of Fine Arts 

Friday, May 7

​Collecting in the Twenty-First Century: What You Need to Know
  • Karen Boyer, Principal, Elements in Play Fine Art Advisory
  • Kate Buchanan, Senior Vice President, Risk Strategies
  • Dana Prussian, Vice President, Art Services, Bank of America
What a Trustee Needs to Know About Deaccessioning
  • Martin Gammon, President, Pergamon Art Group
  • Alex Nyerges, Director & CEO, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts