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Join the Young Professionals Council at the Philadelphia Museum of Art (PMA) for an in-person YPC 'Meet the C-Suite' forum, part of a series where young professionals have the opportunity to interact with regional CEOs, Founders, and C-Suite executives in an exclusive setting to learn how they became successful leaders.
This month's program features Sasha Suda, who has been the Director and CEO of the PMA for the past two and a half years. Previously, Sasha worked at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Art Gallery of Ontario as Curator of European Art, and as the Director and CEO of the National Gallery of Canada. Sasha is passionate about community-building in the Philadelphia region and within the PMA, citing it as a top priority when joining the museum. She is deeply committed to the arts contributing to the quality of life in the Philadelphia region, noting that the city is rich in art and culture, with large institutions and important neighborhood-based resources.
Hear from an industry leader about what it is like to lead an arts and cultural organization that has a mission, in partnership with the city, the region, and art museums around the globe, to preserve, enhance, interpret, and extend the reach of its great collection, as well as the visual arts in general, to an increasingly diverse audience as a source of delight, illumination, and lifelong learning. Learn how, as a young professional, you can build your own career around your passions.
Director and CEO, Philadelphia Museum of Art
Sasha Suda is the George D. Widener Director and CEO of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. She was appointed in June 2022 and began her tenure in September. Bringing new generation leadership to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Sasha believes that the visual arts have the power to connect the past to the present, helping to forge a more inspiring, creative, and equitable future. Photograph by Jason Varney. Courtesy of the Philadelphia Museum of Art
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 for an in-person YPC 'Meet the C-Suite' forum, part of a series where young professionals have the opportunity to interact with regional CEOs, Founders, and C-Suite executives in an exclusive setting to learn how they became successful leaders.
This month's program features Sasha Suda, who has been the Director and CEO of the PMA for the past two and a half years. Previously, Sasha worked at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Art Gallery of Ontario as Curator of European Art, and as the Director and CEO of the National Gallery of Canada. Sasha is passionate about community-building in the Philadelphia region and within the PMA, citing it as a top priority when joining the museum. She is deeply committed to the arts contributing to the quality of life in the Philadelphia region, noting that the city is rich in art and culture, with large institutions and important neighborhood-based resources.
Hear from an industry leader about what it is like to lead an arts and cultural organization that has a mission, in partnership with the city, the region, and art museums around the globe, to preserve, enhance, interpret, and extend the reach of its great collection, as well as the visual arts in general, to an increasingly diverse audience as a source of delight, illumination, and lifelong learning. Learn how, as a young professional, you can build your own career around your passions.&media=~/Images/events/banner/generic_graphics_YPC_banner.jpg){kind=small}
