Laguna Art Museum (LAM) has hired Crystal Tosello as its new development manager and Carl E. Smith to take on the role of exhibition and graphic designer.
“As we continue to strategically develop our team, Laguna Art Museum is actively enriching our community with art and education. Our team’s talent and dedication to the arts will help propel our mission to new heights,” said Julie Perlin Lee, Executive Director of the Laguna Art Museum.
Tosello has years of experience supporting nonprofits through fundraising, donor relations, communications and marketing. Before joining the museum, Tosello served as the Director of Development at Grandma’s House of Hope. The development manager role is a new addition to the LAM team.
“When I heard about the museum’s desire to bring art to more of the community through creative programming and expanding arts education to reach even more children—I knew I wanted to join the museum and mobilize members and donors to make it happen,” said Tosello.
Carl E. Smith, a native of Laguna Beach with a 25-year career in the arts, joins Laguna Art Museum as its exhibition and graphic designer. His experience includes developing brands, content, products and visual design systems for an international client base, as well as organizing exhibitions and participating in international art fairs. Smith’s commitment to arts advocacy is further demonstrated by his ongoing education in the humanities and related projects.
LAM also recently hired Carly Bornmann as its development events coordinator, Cami Keller as the collections and registration assistant, Robbin Rundle as education coordinator and Laura Belani as registrar and collections manager.
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