David Duddy is Deputy Director for Operations for deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum in Lincoln, MA. With training in theater arts and decades in retail business management, his work for deCordova finally blends all of his interests. Having spent his adult life “haunting museums” in every city and country to which he was able to travel, a position in one of America's premier sculpture parks (paired with a contemporary art museum) is “a dream come true.” “Working for a non-profit provides many challenges in these days of limited public support for the arts,” he says, “but that just means it is time to roll up our sleeves. Given the current political climate, we must ensure a full and rich life for all citizens of the world. That includes health – as well as – equal rights for ALL.” David has been a judge for many different types of art fairs, as well as for the American Craft Council. This is his first chance to bring that skill to condom wrappers!

Jacqueline Houton is a word nerd who still can't quite believe she's managed to land a career in which she gets to spend half of her day reading. As the editor of The Improper Bostonian, she covers the latest local happenings in the arts, dining, style and beyond. Previously, she served as managing editor of The Improper, The Phoenix and STUFF Magazine, and she earned a BA at Tufts University and an MA at Emerson College. She lives in Cambridge with her musician-turned-techie husband and two Rubenesque cats.

*Photo Credit to Holly Rike

Erin Becker is the Norma Jean Calderwood Director of the Cambridge Art Association (CAA). Since 2012, she has increased its visibility by expanding the longtime exhibition and program schedules of the Kathryn Schultz Gallery, including establishing a youth outreach program in collaboration with Cambridge Creativity Commons and Cambridge Youth Programs/Gately Youth Center, and fostering collaborative relationships with local organizations, including Maud Morgan Arts, Cambridge Community Television, Lesley University College of Art and Design and the Griffin Museum of Photography.

In addition to her work at the CAA, Becker serves on the board of directors of the Harvard Square Business Association and the advisory board for Cambridge Open Studios, and is a co-founder of the Art Centers Alliance, a group of 25 community arts leaders. She is also a past reviewer for the Cambridge Arts Council's LLC Grant Program, and past gala committee member at the Guidance Center. She holds a BA in art history from Boston University and a certificate from BU's Institute for Nonprofit Management Leadership Core Program at Questrom Business School.