profit global health service based in Boston, Paris, and Pretoria, funded by the
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. David has received numerous awards for
his work and lives in Boston and Paris with his wife, Aurelie, and three sons.
Eleanor Goldhar, Laura Miller, Ashley Prymas, and Francesca Merlino
constitute the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation external affairs market-
ing team. Eleanor Goldhar is deputy director for external affairs, a communi-
cations and marketing executive with experience in museums, cultural and
performing arts agencies, and commercial theater in Canada, the United
States, and Great Britain, and is responsible at the Foundation for branding
and global communications initiatives of the Guggenheim museum network.
Laura Miller, an MBA from Columbia University, is the Foundation's mar-
keting director, with over twenty years of marketing and business develop-
ment experience in for-profit and nonprofit museum environments, also
serving as an adjunct professor at New York University's Steinhardt School,
where she co-teaches a course on marketing the arts, and as a member of the
National Arts Marketing Program Steering Committee. Ashley Prymas, with
a master's in arts administration from New York University, is the Foundation's
marketing manager and in that capacity directs the strategic marketing for a
number of Guggenheim programs, including the First Fridays series and
online marketing. Marketing associate Francesca Merlino, a graduate of
Fordham University's College of Business Administration, where she con-
sulted with the International Service Learning program connecting students
with small third-world businesses using fair trade and microfinancing, devel-
ops co-op promotions, e-mail campaigns, and social networking initiatives for
the Foundation.
Willis E. (Buzz) Hartshorn was appointed director of the International
Center for Photography in New York in 1994, having joined the ICP in 1982,
where he served in previous positions as traveling exhibitions coordinator,
director of exhibitions, and deputy director for programs. A graduate of the
University of Rochester with a master of fine arts degree in photographic stud-
ies from the Visual Studies Workshop in that city, he began his career there
and as a curatorial assistant at the International Museum of Photography at
George Eastman House in Rochester. Having received two National
Endowment for the Arts photography fellowships, he has exhibited his own
photographs widely since 1973 and has curated major exhibitions for the ICP
on such subjects as Czech modernism and the photographs of Man Ray. He
has taught at all levels of the ICP education program for over a decade, has
served on the board of the Museum Association of New York, and is an active
member of the Association of Art Museum Directors.
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