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Seattle Art Museum
1300 1ST AVE SEATTLE, WA 98101-2003 www.seattleartmuseum.orgTO PROMOTE AND CULTIVATE THE FINE ARTS.
- EIN:
- 910640788
- Category:
- Arts and Culture
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Gross Receipts: $138,805,637
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Source: IRS form 990
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- EIN:
- 910640788
- Category:
- Arts and Culture
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- IRS National Compliance Checks
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This data is based on the organization's 2021 IRS Form 990 tax filing.
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Ch AI R
Constance Rice
President
Carla Lewis
Secretary
Maggie Walker
Treasurer
Bert Valdman
Vice President
Susan Brotman
Vice President
Jon Shirley
Vice President
Douglas True
Vice President
Charles Wright
Past Ch AI R
Stewart Landefeld
Past President
Winnie Stratton
Trustee
Margaret Allison
Trustee
Cherry Mcgee Banks
Trustee
Watson Bl AI R
Trustee
Cliff Burrows
Trustee
Lisa Caputo
Trustee
Alex Ceballos
Trustee
Michael Conway
Trustee
Michael Corliss
Trustee
Marc Cosentino
Trustee
Sheila Edwards Lange
Trustee
Juli Farris
Trustee
John Frank
Trustee
Lisa Goodman
Trustee
Mari Horita
Trustee
Felix Huang
Trustee
Falona Joy
Trustee
Robert Kaplan
Trustee
Janet Ketcham
Trustee
Najma Lalji
Trustee
Flora Ling
Trustee
Gary Locke
Trustee
Barbara Malone
Trustee
Maren Monsen
Trustee
Scott Morris
Trustee
Charles Nolan
Trustee
Linda Nordstrom
Trustee
Sally Nordstrom
Trustee
Michael Parham
Trustee
Hwa Park
Trustee
Sanjay Parthasarathy
Trustee
Steve Phelps
Trustee
Mala Raman
Trustee
Catherine Roche
Trustee
Lee Rolfe
Trustee
Faye Sarkowsky
Trustee
Stan Savage
Trustee
Laura Selipsky
Trustee
Roberta Sherman
Trustee
Kim Richter Shirley
Trustee
Gursharan Sidhu
Trustee
Mary Snapp
Trustee
Denise Stiffarm
Trustee
Robert Strong
Trustee
Ina Tateuchi
Trustee
Lynn Thomsen
Trustee
Andrea Thoreson
Trustee
Brandon Vaughan
Trustee
Mandira Virmani
Trustee
Huong Vu
Trustee
Sam Whiting
Trustee
Brian Wineke
Trustee
Susan Winokur
Trustee
Ann P Wyckoff
Trustee
Martha Wyckoff
Trustee
Bruce Blume
Trustee (Part Year)
Johnpaul Jones
Trustee (Part Year)
Sylvia Ketcham
Trustee (Part Year)
Doug Norberg
Trustee (Part Year)
Vasundara Srenivas
Illsey Ball Nordstrom Director
Amada Cruz
Chief Financial Officer
Cynthia Bolton
Chief Development Officer
Chris Landman
Chief Technology Officer
Manish Engineer
Chief Marketing Officer
Mikhael Mei Williams
Chief Conservator
Nicholas Dorman
Director Of Museum Services
Lauren Mellon
Director Of Legal Aff AI Rs
Viviana Pitta
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