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Taft Museum of Art writes its next chapter

By: via Business Journals
When Rebekah “Becky” Beaulieu arrived as president and CEO of the Taft Museum of Art in Sept. 2022, the museum was emerging from a major period of transition. Now the institution has set goals to take it into 2026.
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