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James Siegal, CEO of KaBOOM! discusses constructing innovative kid-inspired play spaces and building a national movement to save play.
Cindy Hallberlin, CEO of Good360 discusses helping people and communities by distributing new corporate product donations to qualified nonprofits.
Elizabeth Babcock, Chief Public Engagement Officer of the California Academy of Sciences, discusses the unique elements of one of the largest cultural attractions on the West Coast, including initiatives to improve access to STEM education, unique conservation efforts of endangered species, and its fascinating exhibits that are key to inspiring learning through discovery.
Kirsten Komoroske, Executive Director of the Walt Disney Family Museum located in San Francisco, discusses the museum’s unique mission to give visitors an inside look at Walt Disney as a human – and not simply a brand, through his unwavering enthusiasm for his vision of an animated world, his perseverance through financial hardship, and his incredible story-telling skills, brought to life.
Diane Kaplan, President & CEO of the Rasmuson Foundation, explains the significant role of one of the largest family foundations in the Pacific Northwest in gauging and providing resources for Alaska’s residents through community initiatives, major fiscal projects, and a series of ongoing social movements to improve state residents’ overall quality of life. This interview was produced in collaboration with Alaska Public Media.
Carl Pascarella, Chair of the Board and Executive Committee of the San Francisco Ballet, shares his business insights on developing the nationally recognized and oldest professional ballet company in the United States. Pascarella discusses leveraging the synergies between the artistic and business elements of the ballet to accomplish growth and success.
Martha Ryan, Founder & Executive Director of the Homeless Prenatal Program, shares the incredible genesis of the program that has, for more than three decades, connected homeless pregnant women and poor families with resources and opportunities to break the cycle of poverty.
Leaders from some of Alaska’s most renowned nonprofits discuss the importance of working with and for the community toward building a healthy, strong, sustainable and independent Alaska.
Who are today’s visual arts and museum innovators? How can art be presented in exciting ways that engage new audiences? At Art Basel Miami, INSIGHT host Mark Oppenheim explores such topics with accomplished museum and arts leaders.
HistoryMiami Museum’s President & CEO, Stuart Chase, and Executive Director, Jorge Zamanillo, discuss some of the museums unique methods in telling Miami’s rich history through art exhibits, tailored to the city’s vibrant and diverse communities. Chase and Zamanillo describe HistoryMiami’s successful current projects, and reveal plans for the museum’s photography-focused future.
Telle Whitney, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Anita Borg Institute, discusses how women have played a crucial role in the advancement of technology in America, and the need for organizations to not only recognize their incredible contributions, but also to open up more leadership opportunities for the overlooked pool of talent.
Lawrence Wheeler, Director of the North Carolina Museum of Art, discusses North Carolina’s most influential cultural institution and its incredible collection of Rodin sculptures.
Brian Kennedy, Director of Toledo Museum of Art, discusses the process of acquiring the museum’s impressive collection of artworks created by both known and unknown artists, and unravels the museum’s history founded on arts education.
John Stomberg, Director of the Hood Museum of Art at Dartmouth College, discusses the institution’s dynamic 248-year-old collection of art and explains how the teaching-focused museum engages students of all backgrounds to foster dialogues about artworks in relation to the changing world.
Susan Fisher Sterling, Director of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, discusses the unique mission of the world’s only major art museum dedicated to showcasing women’s creative achievements, and covers the fundamentals of curating and shining a light on women’s art.
Jill Deupi, Director and Chief Curator of the Lowe Art Museum, discusses her role in reinvigorating The Lowe with new life to capture and preserve Miami’s vibrant cultural history.
Bruce Ives, Chief Executive Officer of LifeMoves, discusses the mission of the largest provider of homeless shelters and services, focused on developing tailored programs that return the nation’s homeless population back to stable housing and self-sufficiency.
Jason Hodges, Executive Director of the Anchorage Concert Association discusses the largest performing arts presenter in Alaska and presenting internationally acclaimed artists from the entire spectrum of the performing arts. This interview was produced in collaboration with Alaska Public Media.
Liz Medicine Crow President & CEO of the First Alaskans Institute discusses developing the capacities of Alaska Native people and their communities to meet the social, economic and educational challenges of the future, while fostering positive relationships among all segments of the society. This interview was produced in collaboration with Alaska Public Media.
Kirk Rose, Executive Director of the Anchorage Community Land Trust, discusses helping Alaskan families in low-income communities to thrive through real estate and community development projects. This interview was produced in collaboration with Alaska Public Media.