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Detroit Institute Of Arts

5200 WOODWARD AVE DETROIT, MI 48202-4008
www.dia.org

THE DIA CREATES EXPERIENCES THAT HELP EACH VISITOR FIND PERSONAL MEANING IN ART.

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EIN:
381359510
Category:
Arts and Culture

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Ch AI R

Lane Coleman

Vice Ch AI R Part Year

Cynthia Ford

Vice Ch AI R Part Year

Ralph Gerson

Secretary

Marla Donovan

Board Member Part Year

Bryan Barnhill

Board Member

Ann Berman

Board Member

Charles Boyd

Board Member

Richard Brodie

Board Member

Denise Brooks Williams

Art Institute Authority

Bo Cheng

Board Member

Mary Culler

Board Member

Joanne Danto

Board Member

Charles Dunlap

Board Member

Blake Ellis

Art Institute Authority

David Flynn

Board Member

Lindsey Ford Buhl

Board Member

Lawrence Garca

Board Member

Christine Giampetroni

Art Institute Authority Part Year

Tom Guastello

Board Member

Sonia Hassan Duggan

Board Member

Rochelle Hurt Md

Board Member

Hassan Jaber

Art Institute Authority

Charley Jackson

Board Member

Shirley K AI Gler

Board Member

Anessa Kramer

Board Member

David Larsen

Transition Officer Part Year

Bonnie Larson

Board Member

Robert Leonetti

Board Member

Matt Lester

Board Member

John Lewis

Art Institute Authority

Hubert Massey

Board Member

Julie Matuzak

Observer

Latrice Mcclendon

Board Member

Brian Mckinney Sr

Board Member

F AI R Milnes

Board Member

Nancy Mitchell

Board Member

Ali Moiin

Board Member Part Year

Tak Omitsu

Board Member

Marsha Philpot

Board Member

Damon Porter

Board Member

Judy Pritchett

Board Member

Christine Provost

Board Member

Dina Richard

Observer Part Year

Victoria Rogers

Board Member

Julie Rothstein

Board Member

Alan Schwartz

Art Institute Authority

Renata Seals

Board Member

Paula Silver

Board Member Part Year

Michael Simcoe

Board Member

Lori Singleton

Board Member

Jason Tinsley

Board Member

Padma Vattikuti

Board Member

Rhonda Welburn

Art Institute Authority

Kimberley Wiegand

Director, President & Ceo

Salvador Salort Pons

Senior Vice President/ Chief Development Officer

Nina Sapp

Chief Operating Officer

Elliott Broom

Chief Digital Officer

Jennifer Snyder

Chief Financial Officer/Treasurer

Kate Spratt

Deputy Director, Art Education Programs

Judith Dolkart

Executive Director, Talent, Culture

Melissa Pena

Vp, Learning & Audience Engagement

Anthony Smith

Department Head, Africa, Oceania & Indigenous Amer

Nii Quarcoopome

Sr. Curator Of European Art & Walter B Ford Ii Of

Alan Darr

Executive Director, Public Aff AI Rs & Community Eng

Julie Mcfarland

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