WILMINGTON — Two new leaders have been elected to Cameron Art Museum’s board of trustees and are slated to start their terms on Oct. 1.
Frances H. Goodman and Scott Sullivan will serve on the board for three years. Both have chaired the board in the past and have experience in expanding the cultural mission of CAM.
“We are truly excited that Frances and Scott are returning to our leadership team,” executive director Heather Wilson said in a press release. “They have both been integral to the success of the museum, and they will bring their talent, experience and community relationships to CAM.”
“Their historical perspective, combined with forward-thinking leadership, will guarantee CAM’s success for years to come,” current Chair Greg C. Miller, added.
Sullivan co-founded Cameron Management with Bill Cameron and has served as president of the Bruce B. Cameron Foundation, which funded the endowment to build the Louise Wells Cameron Art Museum. Sullivan also has chaired the Wilmington Business Development Committee of 100 and the Historic Wilmington Foundation.
Goodman, a financial advisor and certified financial planner, works for The Murchison Group. She graduated from Chapel hill with a bachelor’s of art in history and has volunteered with charitable organizations in Wilmington throughout three decades.
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