♦ Directs a museum network of four museums at different levels of development.♦ Collaborates and strategically plans with four unique boards of trustees, advisory committees, leadership teams and their communities for fiscal and operational sustainability.♦ Cultivates strong membership and donor networks.♦ Mobilize multiple volunteer organizations totaling 600 individuals.♦ Maintains properties ranging from one acre with one building to 30 acres with 23 buildings. ♦ Advocate and partners locally with elected officials to keep the value of history at the forefront of their decisions.♦ Responsible for historical collections of over 15,000 artifacts. ♦ Has raised and administered funds to implement ten major phases of renovation totaling $6 million.♦ Built a membership base of 1,500 members in 23 states, Canada and Germany.Greatest Achievements: ♦ Designation of the Dennison Depot as a National Historic Landmark (took 11 years), first in our County, only WWII home front Canteen Landmark.♦ Saving of the Polar Express Train Rides (included gaining support from the Governor, Ohio Rail Development Commission and elected Officials.)♦ Winning ownership of an artifact, Steam Engine #2700, after two lawsuits.♦ Creation of a Museum Network of 4 sites with consistent systems, special events, and staff totaling 37 jobs, leadership teams from the bottom up.♦Community Development that has resulted in 4 Master Plans, Strategic Plans and active community leadership organizations.♦ Operates Polar Express Train rides for 10,000 passengers, each trip taking 150 volunteers, grossing $425,000 in ticket sales.

♦ Assisted in the registration, care, exhibition and interpretation of artifacts for a five museum network.

♦ Responsible for collections management, staff and care of historical collections for five museums.

♦ Developed and implemented all educational and outreach programs at the Museum.