Gina Duncan Photo: Rory Mulligan FROM THE FOLKS at BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music):
Board Chair Nora Ann Wallace announced the appointment of Gina Duncan as the organization’s new president. The appointment marks a return to BAM for Duncan, who previously served as its first vice president of film and strategic programming.
“We saw Gina’s extraordinary leadership skills firsthand during her four years steering BAM’s film and strategic programming initiatives,” said Board Chair Nora Ann Wallace. “She has the ability to bring people together toward clear goals and she understands that BAM must always evolve in order to nurture new audiences and champion innovative programming. We are excited to have her back and look forward to working with her once again.”
“I am grateful to Nora Ann and the board for this opportunity,” said Gina Duncan. “Celebrating BAM’s rich legacy while invigorating and elevating the forward-thinking, distinctive programming in service to our community of artists and adventurous audiences is an honor. I step into this role confident that we are positioned to keep BAM a vital and visible cultural arts institution for another 160 years and beyond.”
“I am delighted to have the chance to work with Gina once again,” said David Binder, BAM’s Artistic Director. “Our ambitious mission to present cutting-edge programs will continue to thrive under her passionate and visionary leadership."
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Board Chair Nora Ann Wallace announced the appointment of Gina Duncan as the organization’s new president. The appointment marks a return to BAM for Duncan, who previously served as its first vice president of film and strategic programming.
“We saw Gina’s extraordinary leadership skills firsthand during her four years steering BAM’s film and strategic programming initiatives,” said Board Chair Nora Ann Wallace. “She has the ability to bring people together toward clear goals and she understands that BAM must always evolve in order to nurture new audiences and champion innovative programming. We are excited to have her back and look forward to working with her once again.”
“I am grateful to Nora Ann and the board for this opportunity,” said Gina Duncan. “Celebrating BAM’s rich legacy while invigorating and elevating the forward-thinking, distinctive programming in service to our community of artists and adventurous audiences is an honor. I step into this role confident that we are positioned to keep BAM a vital and visible cultural arts institution for another 160 years and beyond.”
“I am delighted to have the chance to work with Gina once again,” said David Binder, BAM’s Artistic Director. “Our ambitious mission to present cutting-edge programs will continue to thrive under her passionate and visionary leadership."
Read more here
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