Andrea Bailey Cox, Executive Director of the Maitland Historical Society in Maitland, Fla., and Betty Sample, Curator at the same institution, are honored to recognize as a Museum 13er

Jill Nash
Education and Public Programs Manager
Maitland Historical Society
Maitland, Fla.

From Ms. Cox: Jill tackles projects with a passion for museum education and a commitment to the future of museum work. Jill has demonstrated creativity, flexibility, and professionalism as she has developed new programming and added additional depth to our existing programming. She inspires her colleagues with her dedication to improving visitor experience and her willingness to look outside the box for answers. Jill has the potential to become a strong advocate for positive change in the field on a national level.

David Krimmel, Associate Director and Director of Exhibitions at the San Diego Historical Society in San Diego, Calif., and Cathy Berger, Human Resources and Office Manager, at the same institution, are honored to recognize as a Museum 13er

Rebecca Lawrence
Associate Director & Director of Education
San Diego Historical Society
San Diego, Calif.

Jill Nash, Education and Public Programs Manager at the Maitland Historical Society in Maitland, Fla., and Jacine Smallwood, Development Manager at the same institution, are honored to recognize as a Museum 13er

Andrea Bailey Cox
Executive Director
Maitland Historical Society
Maitland, Fla.

From Ms. Nash: Andrea is a fantastic example of what progressive museum employees can accomplish. She’s had a distinguished career already and should prove to be a tremendous asset to the museum community in the future.

Betsy Bruemmer, Collections Manager of Museum of History and Industry in Seattle, Wash., and Kristin Halunen, Registrar, at the same institution, are honored to recognize as a Museum 13er

Anna Siedzik
Assistant Registrar
Peabody Essex Museum
Salem, Mass.

From Ms. Bruemmer: Anna is amazing. She’s very smart, dedicated to museum work and optimistic about it in spite of all the challenges we face in collections work. She has a great sense of humor as well as emotional maturity. She is very organized and works very hard to ensure that things run smoothly. She was my supervisor for an all too brief period and gave me the perfect amount of attention and freedom, which I know takes consideration, behind-the-scenes preparation and organization. Because of her intellect and passion, I know she will go far and I look forward to seeing that.

Andrea Bailey Cox, Executive Director of the Maitland Historical Society in Maitland, Fla., and Jill Nash, Education and Public Programs Manager at the same institution, are honored to recognize as a Museum 13er

Jacine Smallwood
Development Manager
Maitland Historical Society
Maitland, Fla.

From Ms. Cox: In September of 2005 when I hired Jacine, we had many fantastic candidates for her position. Jacine?s resume had the type of community relations, marketing, and grants experience our institution was looking for, but it was in her interview that I knew she was the right person for the position. She stood apart from the other candidates in her passion and drive. Jacine has consistently lived up to that initial impression.

In her first 21 months at the Society, Jacine has increased membership by 20%, garnered the most press the Society has ever received, and created a high-quality, consistent look to our publications. Jacine has also played a major role in our fundraising success over the past year and a half. She received significant grant funding from three organizations to help fund a new exhibit and general operating costs. In November of 2006, Jacine planned our most successful fundraiser to date. Our annual benefit auction raised over 50% more in net revenue than any of the previous seven years.

This is Jacine’s fist museum position and she has found her fit in the museum world both personally and professionally. I am proud to have her on our team and I think she has much to give to the museum field in the years to come.

Mary Case, Founding Director of Qm2: Quality Management to a Higher Power in Washington, D.C., and Betsy Bowers, Associate with the same organization, are honored to recognize as a Museum 13er

Greg Stevens
Principal
Connect the Dots Consulting
Washington, D.C.

Greg’s online profile can be seen at Ziggs.com.

Mary Case, Founding Director of Qm2: Quality Management to a Higher Power in Washington, D.C., and Greg Scott Stevens, Principal of Connect the Dots in Washington, D.C., are honored to recognize as a Museum 13er

Shirl Spicer
Curator for Community History
North Carolina Museum of History
Raleigh, N.C.

Sharon Bradham, Executive Director of the Cedarhurst Center for the Arts in Mt. Vernon, Ill., and John Durel, Partner with Qm2: Durel Consulting Partners of Baltimore, Md., are honored to recognize as a Museum 13er

Sandra Smith
Director
Villa Finale
San Antonio, Tex.

Mike E. Agis, Visitor Services Representative at the Crow Collection of Asian Art in Dallas, Tex., and Amy Lewis Hofland, Director at the same institution, are honored to recognize as a Museum 13er

Dimitris Skliris
Director of Exhibits
Crow Collection of Asian Art
Dallas, Tex.

Rehema C. Barber, Curatorial Assistant at the Amistad Center for Art & Culture in Hartford, Conn., and Sarah Welcome, Development Associate at the same institution, are honored to recognize as a Museum 13er

Monica M. Scott
Curator of Education
Amistad Center for Art & Culture
Hartford, Conn.