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Executive Director
Doroteo Agustin Arteaga
Deputy Director
Tamara Wootton Bonner
Chief Development Officer
Cynthia Calabrese
Chief Experience Officer
Bradley Pitchett
Chief Curatorial&Research Offi
Nicole Myers
Cheif Information Officer
Amir Tabei
Tmargot B Perot Senior Curator
Sarah Schleuning
Director Human Resources
Inie Amadife
Director Of Collections
Sabrina Lovett
Chief Security And Operations
Kenneth Bennett
Cfo
Kris Oliver
Chief Learning Officer
Stacey Lizotte
Cfo
Brenda Berry
Trustee
Victor Almeida
Trustee
Roheen Ahsan
Trustee
Thaddeus Arroyo
Trustee (Art Ball)
Gonzalo Bueno
Trustee (Dma Junior Assocates)
Timothy Annick
Trustee
Lucy Burns
Trustee
Flauren Bender
Trustee
John W Carpenter Iii
Trustee
Bela Cooley
Trustee
Nancy Carlson
Trustee(dma Junior Associates)
Grace Cook
Trustee(president, Maf)
Mary Mcdermott Cook
Trustee (Art Ball)
Alana Fernandez Soda
Trustee
John Dayton
Vice President
Sheryl Adkins Green
Trustee
Brent English
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Jennifer Eagle
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Walter Elcock
Ch AI Rman
Jeffrey S Ellerman
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Arlene Ford
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Kelli Ford
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Kathryn W Hall
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Jeremy Halbreich
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Gene Jones
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Jojo Fleiss
Trustee (Mayor, City Of Dallas
Eric Johnson
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Joshua S Friedman
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Fern Johnson
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Aasem Khalil
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William M Lamont Jr
Secretary
Venu Menon
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Ken Lee
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Barbara Thomas Lemmon
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Christina Lynch
Trustee (Junior League Dallas)
Hannah Galvan
Trustee(dma League)
Diana Gutman
Trustee(office Of Arts And Cul
Jim Nugent
Trustee
Jessica Nowitzki
Trustee (Legal Aff AI Rs)
Daniel O'grady
Trustee
Adriana Perales
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Kelli Questrom
Trustee(two By Two For AI Ds&Ar
Howard Rachofsky
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Harry Robinson Jr
Trustee(nasher Sculpture Cente
David Haemisegger
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Sophia Johnson
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Lucilo Pena
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Arthur Primas
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Rachel Osburn
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Gowri Sharma
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Andrea Perez
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Amanda Shufeldt
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Katherine Perot Reeves
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Gayle Stoffel
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Nancy C Rogers
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Vaughn O Vennerberg Ii
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Dennis Wong
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Lizzie Horchow Routman
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Brendan Mcguire
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John Runyon
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Marcia Dunn Sobel
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Peggy Sewell
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Robert Hallam Jr
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Ann Hobson
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Clinton Warren
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Nicolette Lamont
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