Nina Clark is a Program Officer at Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies. She possess expertise in museums, museum collections, grant writing, non profits, volunteer management and 32 more skills. She is proficient in Swedish. Colleagues describe her as "I started working with Nina when she was first hired by the American Swedish Institute to be the Education Programs Coordinator. She worked tirelessly and smartly to develop programs that were already in place and to introduce new and creative programs to attract children and families to the American Swedish Institute. Nina not only had the language and organization skills to do this successfully, but she had a vision for programming at the ASI that was needed as the museum leadership was making big changes in the way the museum operated. This ability to look into the future led to her advancing in the organization as the museum staff and board realized the skills she had were needed to help the ASI develop in the 21st century. Throughout her success at the ASI Nina maintained her relationship with independent service providers listening to our ideas and concerns and inspiring us to dream of new ways to work with the ASI." and "I've know Nina for ten years and have worked with her about for about three. Without a doubt, Nina is instrumental to the success of our project. Her competencies are diverse and deep. Developing exhibits and environments for the emerging Children's Museum of Southern Minnesota has helped elevate our project to a higher level. Nina understands content development from beginning to end. She knows how to work with tight budgets and how to steer committees to consensus; plus, impeccable grant writing and fund development. She brings a broad world view that helps to translate complex information into a clear visitor experience. In the end, she creates amazing exhibits. She "gets it" in so many setting and is truly a joy. I would highly recommend Nina Clark as consultant in many museum and cultural settings."