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Cleveland Museum Of Art

11150 EAST BLVD CLEVELAND, OH 44106-1711
www.clevelandart.org

TO PROVIDE A COLLECTION OF ARTWORK REPRESENTING ACHIEVEMENT OF INDIVIDUALS AND CIVILIZATIONS, PAST AND PRESENT, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC.

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EIN:
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Ch AI R & Board Member

Ellen Stirn Mavec

Vice Ch AI R & Board Member

James A Ratner

Secretary & Board Member

Michelle Jeschelnig

Vice Ch AI R & Board Member

Virginia N Barbato

Dir & President

William M Griswold

Board Member (End 9/2025)

Agnes Gund

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Christopher Gorman

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Daniel P Walsh Jr

Board Member (End 9/2024)

Dominic Ozanne

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Douglas Kern

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Edward Hemmelgarn

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Felton Thomas

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Frederick E Bidwell

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Helen Forbes Fields

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John Sauerland

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John Walton

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Jon H Outcalt

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Julia Pollock

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Kashim Skeete

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Katherine Templeton O'neill

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Lauren Rich Fine

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Leigh Hayes Carter

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Loyal M Wilson

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Manisha Sethi

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Michael Novak

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Milton Maltz

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Nancy F Keithley

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Paul E Westlake Jr

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Peter E Raskind

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R Steven Kestner

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Rebecca Carmi

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Rebecca Heller

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Rev Jawanza K Colvin

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Richard P Stovsky

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Sally Gries

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Sarah Nash

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Sarah S Cutler

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Scott C Mueller

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Stephen E Myers

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Stephen W B AI Ley

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William Litzler

Treasurer & Cfo

Annapurna Valluri Phd

Asst Treasurer & Dir Finance

Russell J Klimczuk

Assistant Secretary

Stephen J Knerly Jr

Chief Philanthropy Officer

Bruce Loessin

Dd & Chief Curator (End 04/2024)

Heather L Brown

Dir Exhibitions & Publications

Heidi Strean

Chief Information Officer

Jane C Alexander

Chief Operating & People Officer

Lisa S Codispoti

Interim Co Chief Curator

Sarah L Scaturro

Interim Co Chief Curator

Seth Pevnick

Chief Marketing Officer

Todd C Mesek

Dir Of Major & Planned Giving

Carrie M Tollefson

Curator Chinese Art

Clarissa Grafin Von Spee

Sr Dir Strategic Philan

Denise D Grcevich

Chief Learning Officer (Begin 6/2024)

Jacquelyn Sawyer

Director Of Facilities

Paul B Krenisky

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