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Antoinette Wright: president & CEO DuSable Museum
Ebony, Feb, 2005
ANTOINETTE WRIGHT is the president and CEO of the DuSable Museum of African-American History in Chicago, the nation's first independent African-American history museum. She is responsible for museum programming, marketing strategy and the current $25 million expansion project. Wright, who was named director in 1997, formerly served as the museum's deputy director.
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Before joining the DuSable Museum, she served as director of finance and administration, handling financial operations and fiscal management duties for the Donor's Forum of Chicago. Wright, a board member of the Association of African-American Museums and the Economic Club of Chicago, attended DePaul University and Mundelin College, earning a bachelor of arts in business administration. She later earned a certificate of museum management from the University of Colorado and studied at the Kellogg School of Nonprofit Management. She is single.
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