People

Officers
Robin Howell, Chair, Board of Directors Charlene Crusoe-Ingram, Vice-Chair Administration & Board Support Newell Harbin, Vice-Chair Collections Karen Hughes, Vice-Chair Finance & Operations and Treasurer Liza Jancik, Vice-Chair Exhibitions Sarah Kennedy, Vice-Chair Education Pratap Mukharji, Vice-Chair Communications Doug Reid, Vice-Chair Development Sara Steinfeld, Vice-Chair Nominations

Directors
Charles Abney^ Lauren Amos Spring Asher Farideh Azadi Radcliffe Bailey Dan Baldwin Watt Boone Ron Brill Mary Schmidt Campbell Sherri Crawford Mary Wayne Dixon Marcia Donnell Brooke Jackson Edmond	Michelle Edwards Jennifer Flanagan Peggy Foreman Gabriela Gonzalez-Lamberson Nancy Green Jean Hanges Sara Hehir Ben F. Hill* Kathleen Hohlstein Jack Holland Keinon Johnson West Johnson Baxter Jones	Jane Lanier Bertram L. Levy Tim X. Mapes Joan Marmo Sally McDaniel Anna Mershon Jim Morgens David Park* Richard C. Parker Fahamu Pecou Mark Preisinger William Powell Mike Render	Great Neck Richman Sidney Rodbell Stephanie Russell Louise Sams^ D. Jack Sawyer, Jr. Tim Schrager F. Terry Stent^ Michelle Sullivan Lisa Cannon Taylor Harriet Warren John F. Wieland*^ Elizabeth Willett

Ex-Officio Non-Voting
Doug Shipman, President & CEO, Woodruff Arts Center* Rand Suffolk, Nancy and Holcombe T. Green, Jr., Director*

Life Directors
William N. Banks, Jr. Elizabeth Hale Barnett Jane C. Black Lucinda W. Bunnen Anne Cox Chambers Jacqueline F. Clark	Thomas G. Cousins^ Richard A. Denny, Jr.^ David Driskell Howard Elkins Jacqueline Friedlander Fay Howell Elaine L. Levin	Sanford Orkin Catherine Rawson Fred Richman Henry C. Schwob John W. Spiegel^ Mark K. Taylor Joan Whitcomb

Director Emeritus Michael Shapiro * Executive Committee includes all Officers as well as Directors noted with an asterisk ^ Past Board of Directors Chair

Randall Suffolk
Nancy and Holcombe T. Green, Jr. Director, High Museum of Art

Randall Suffolk is the Nancy and Holcombe T. Green, Jr., Director of the High Museum of Art. Since his arrival in 2015, he has championed a renewed commitment to community engagement, placing emphasis on collaboration, inclusivity and access. To support these objectives, the Museum has reduced admission fees, greatly diversified its exhibition schedule, added more than 1,500 objects to the collection, worked collaboratively with nearly 30 community partners annually, and developed a variety of new programming to serve its increasingly diverse, multi-generational audience. Suffolk is currently leading the development of a sweeping 2018 reinstallation of the Museum’s collection galleries.

Prior to joining the High, Suffolk served as director of Philbrook Museum of Art in Tulsa, Okla., where he designed and implemented a comprehensive plan that aligned the institution’s programming with the interests of Tulsa residents. This led to a reinstallation of the museum’s permanent collection galleries, increases in membership and attendance, and a dramatic change in visitor demographics, including five consecutive years with minority participation over 40 percent of total attendance. The success of this institutional strategy and program was nationally recognized in a 2013 study led by independent researchers Anne Bergeron and Beth Tuttle in partnership with the American Alliance of Museums (AAM), in which Philbrook was highlighted as one of six national models of community engagement. He also was instrumental in leading the development and opening of Philbrook Downtown, a 30,000-square-foot satellite facility opened in 2013. During his tenure, Philbrook acquired nearly 7,000 works of art, representing 42 percent of the Museum’s permanent collection.

From 1999 through 2007, Suffolk was the director of The Hyde Collection Art Museum in Glens Falls, N.Y. His focus at the institution included building constituency, overseeing a museum expansion, and guiding the award-winning restoration of the historic Hyde House.

Suffolk has curated more than 25 exhibitions and has participated as a juror, panel member or guest lecturer for a variety of art-related organizations and programs. He holds a Master’s degree in art history from Bryn Mawr College, a Master’s degree in higher education administration from Columbia University, and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Connecticut College.
Kevin W. Tucker – Chief Curator

Claudia Einecke – Frances B. Bunzl Family Curator of European Art

Gregory Harris – Associate Curator of Photography

Stephanie Heydt – Margaret and Terry Stent Curator of American Art

Katherine Jentleson – Merrie and Dan Boone Curator of Folk and Self-Taught Art

Sarah Kennel – Donald and Marilyn Keough Family Curator of Photography

Michael Rooks – Wieland Family Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art

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