Montclair Movie, New Jersey’s main movie non-profit, has named Tricia Haggerty Wenz as Government Director efficient September 2.
The group is house to the rising Montclair Movie Competition, multi-screen cinemas The Clairidge and The Bellevue and year-round group occasions and academic applications. The pageant’s 14th version is about for October 17-26.
Previous to becoming a member of Montclair Movie, Haggerty Wenz served because the Director of Growth for Actual Artwork Methods in Hartford, Connecticut, the place she labored for eight years main fundraising efforts and first constructing acquisition and growth challenge. Beforehand, she based and ran nonprofit Protected Harbors of the Hudson in Newburgh, NY the place she led a multimillion greenback improvement challenge that included the renovation of a historic constructing, the creation of Newburgh’s first up to date arts gallery, the restoration of the historic Ritz Theater and reside arts programming whereas offering reasonably priced housing for 128 adults.
Led by Montclair Movie Trustee and Government Committee member Sarah Barrack, Montclair Movie enlisted Tom O’Connor Consulting Group to supervise a complete government search course of. Haggerty Wenz acquired unanimous help.
“I’m so honored and excited to be becoming a member of the devoted crew at Montclair Movie throughout this pivotal second in its historical past,” she mentioned. “I sit up for collaborating with the board, employees, and group to construct on Montclair Movie’s extraordinary legacy and to contribute to its future progress, increasing its impression as a pacesetter in movie, storytelling, and group engagement.”
“We’re thrilled to welcome Tricia to Montclair Movie” mentioned Montclair Movie Board President Evelyn Colbert. “Tricia’s ardour for our mission and her deep expertise in non-profit management will probably be vital property for our group’s progress and improvement. I can’t wait to collaborate together with her as we proceed to construct upon Montclair Movie’s dedication to the transformational energy of cinema.”
