I am a resourceful team leader with broad experience in the arts sector. Focused on the big picture, I enjoy leading and collaborating within cross-functional teams, delivering projects on time, below budget, and with meticulous results. Presenting a skill set that combines nonprofit management and entrepreneurship, I am specifically interested in meshing these areas of expertise to deliver value as a project leader.Highlights include:• Jewels of the Imagination: Radiant Masterworks by Jean Schlumberger from the Mellon Collection, and Drawn to Beauty: The Art and Atelier of Jean Schlumberger, 2018–2019, Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg. Curatorial lead for Jewels of the Imagination. Contributed to Drawn to Beauty, the MFA-produced catalogue for the exhibition. • Interactive Experience Design, Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg. Created a self-directed maker space to complement Above the Fold, 2019. Visitors made more than 2000 cranes that were later displayed at Peace Memorial Park, Hiroshima, Japan. Produced interactive elements inviting visitors to make self-portraits for this is not a selfie, 2018. The images produced became a digital component of the exhibition shown within the galleries, receiving over 21K likes. • Star Wars and the Power of Costume, Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg, 2017–2018. Captained a team representing all museum departments. Liaised with SITES, the Denver Art Museum, the Detroit Institute of Arts, and the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art to achieve a consistent on-brand vision and superlative visitor experience.• Folkfest St. Pete, Event Manager, Creative Clay, St. Petersburg, 2011. Produced signature two-day visual and musical event attracting 10K attendees for Creative Clay, St. Petersburg, FL. Developed new and expanded existing sponsor relationships.• Director of Exhibitions, Morean Arts Center, St. Petersburg, 2007–2011. Developed and executed a year-round schedule of contemporary art exhibitions and complementary programming. Integral to the development of the Chihuly Collection exhibition galleries. Co-led production of the 2008 Glass Ball, named “Event of the Year” by the St. Petersburg Times, netting $100K while also paying out $100K to participating artists.