Westchester Children’s Museum Director Named Peer Reviewer for American Association of Museums
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"Peer Reviewers play an integral role in the museum field's on-going efforts toward self-improvement," said Ford W. Bell, president of AAM. "Peer reviewers demonstrate a commitment to their profession that is exemplary. Their selfless service enables museums across the country to better meet their obligations to the public trust."
As a Peer Reviewer for AAM, Tracy Kay brings a deep history and vast knowledge of operation and management of cultural and educational institutions. His more than 30 years of experience in the field has provided him with a broad overview of best practices in operations, as well as frontline experience in fundraising, capital campaigns, feasibility studies, strategic planning, team building, facilities management, membership development, and marketing. Kay has held executive positions at Rye Nature Center, Nassau County Department of Parks, Recreation & Museums, Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education, and most recently, as executive director for Westchester Children's Museum, a hire that represented the successful conclusion of a year-long national search from among a broad range of museum, education, and nonprofit professionals.
Until its physical home is built, Westchester Children's Museum is dedicated to fulfilling its educational mission through its Museum Without Walls program, which has brought hands-on educational programs to nearly 3,000 regional children since launching in March 2010. The program was launched and continues to grow under the leadership of Tracy Kay and a committed team of educators.