B & O Railroad Museum
901 W. Pratt Street
Baltimore, MD
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MONA RUDNICKI 410-830-0774
Please join the Museum Trustee Association for their fall Trustee-Director Forum on Friday, October 24, 2014 in Baltimore, Maryland.
9:00 AM Networking at the B&O Railroad Museum
9:20 Welcome, MTA Chairman Maureen Pecht King
9:30 Ethics: How to Avoid Fiduciary Peril- James Houle, MTA Board Member; Trustee, Portland Art Museum. Joseph T. Ruzicka, IRS Art Appraisal Service. Richard E. Poole, Trustee, Biggs Museum.
10:45 Social Media Fundraising Strategies: Does Crowd Sourcing Work? Vince Talbert, Chairman of the Board for Network for Good.
11:35 Board a train and ride to Mt. Clare Museum House - Historic Home of Charles Carroll, The Barrister; Administered by the Maryland Chapter, National Society of Colonial Dames of America. Lunch will be served on the return train ride and Courtney Wilson, B & O Railroad Museum's Executive Director, will speak about the partnership between his museum, Mt. Clare, Ellicott City Station and the Poe House.
1:30 Institutional Sustainability: How the Corcoran Board Arrived at a Solution for its Museum and Art School- Harry Hopper, Chairman of the Board, Corcoran Museum.
2:30 Investments: Are You Maximizing Your Financial Returns? Panel sponsored by:
Marc Broderick, US Trust
Closing remarks by Mary Baily Wieler-President of MTA and then take a tour of the B&O Railroad Museum.
PRE-FORUM EVENT: Thursday, October 23rd 5:30-8PM
Inge Reist
Attend the members' opening of the new exhibit "From Rye to Raphael" at The Walters Art Museum, 600 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21202; followed by a private reception with guest lecturer, Inge Reist, Director of the Center for the History of Collecting- Frick Art Reference Library. Ms. Reist's lecture is entitled "Collecting Histories and Collecting Mysteries: Great Art Collectors of America's Gilded Age."