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NEW YORK | Timms to become Lincoln Center's 6th leader in 5½ years

NEW YORK | Timms to become Lincoln Center’s 6th leader in 5½ years

NEW YORK (AP) — Henry Timms has been hired as president of Lincoln Center of the Performing Arts and will become the organization’s sixth leader in 5½ years.

The 42-year-old Timms will start in May. He has been at New York’s 92nd Street Y cultural center for 11 years, starting as deputy director in April 2008 and moving up to executive director in June 2013.

Reynold Levywas president from 2002…

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Timms to become Lincoln Center’s 6th leader in 5½ years

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Timms to become Lincoln Center's 6th leader in 5½ years

Henry Timms has been hired as president of Lincoln Center of the Performing Arts and will become the organization’s sixth leader in 5½ years.

The 42-year-old Timms will start in May. He has been at New York‘s 92nd Street Y cultural center for 11 years, starting as deputy director in April 2008 and moving up to executive director in June 2013.

Reynold Levy was president from 2002 until he retired in January 2014. He was replaced by Jed Bernstein, who resigned in May 2016 after 27 months following an investigation that determined he didn’t disclose a personal relationship with an employee.

Chief operating officer Liza Parker headed a transition team that led Lincoln Center until Debora L. Spar took over in March 2017 after nine years as president of Barnard College. Spar dropped the planned gut renovation of the New York Philharmonic’s home, David Geffen Hall, then quit last May. Russell Granet became acting president.

Timms, Lincoln Center’s 11th fulltime president, co-founded GivingTuesday, the philanthropic day that follows Black Friday and Cyber Monday. He launched a capital campaign for the 92nd Street Y that raised more than $160 million.

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Lincoln Center Finds Its Next President at the 92nd Street Y by MICHAEL COOPER

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Henry Timms, who helped create #GivingTuesday, will become the leader of a center buffeted by management churn in recent years.

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Lincoln Center Finds Its Next President at the 92nd Street Y

By MICHAEL COOPER Henry Timms, who helped create #GivingTuesday, will become the leader of a center buffeted by management churn in recent years. Published: February 6, 2019 at 08:00AM from NYT Arts https://nyti.ms/2SuVkpb

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Lincoln Center Finds Its Next President at the 92nd Street Y

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Lincoln Center Finds Its Next President at the 92nd Street Y

By MICHAEL COOPER Henry Timms, who helped create #GivingTuesday, will become the leader of a center buffeted by management churn in recent years. Published: February 6, 2019 at 03:30AM from NYT Arts https://nyti.ms/2SuVkpb

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Lincoln Center Finds Its Next President at the 92nd Street Y

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Lincoln Center Finds Its Next President at the 92nd Street Y

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Lincoln Center has new CEO and president

Henry Timms, president and CEO of the 92nd Street Y, is leaving to take over the same posts at Lincoln Center in early May, becoming the cultural institution’s third leader since 2013. [] "> To view the full story, click the title link. from Section Page News - Crain's New York Business https://www.crainsnewyork.com/morning-10/lincoln-center-has-new-ceo-and-president

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Henry Timms, who helped create #GivingTuesday, will become the leader of a center buffeted by management churn in recent years.

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Henry Timms, who helped create #GivingTuesday, will become the leader of a center buffeted by management churn in recent years.

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AHP Names the 2017 Student Travel Award Winners

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AHP Names the 2017 Student Travel Award Winners

Searching for students withthepassion for both horsesandpublishing is what American Horse Publications (AHP) has been doing since 1993. The AHP Studentawardcompetition has discovered adesirelist of talented young people whoHavebecometheasset to the equine publishing industry.

Three studentsHaverisen to the top to become 2017 AHP Studentbonusfinalists. TheyHaveearned anchanceto meetleadingequine industry professionalsanddiscuss career possibilities during the AHP Equine Media Conference. Each TravelawardWinner will receivea$750 travelawardto attend Saddle Up for Scottsdale, in Scottsdale, Arizona, on June 15-17 for three days of educational sessionswithrelated activities.

The 2017 Student Travelbonuswinners are:

Annise Montplaisir (North Dakota State University)

theChristmas pony led Montplaisir toan4-H projectwithIntercollegiate Horse Showsassociationequestrian team competition. Fromanvolunteer racetrack ambassador at the North Dakota Horse Park, she progressed toonemedia relations intern establishing her career path in publishing. Herin the meantimefreelance article published in Young Rider magazine piloted her tothepositionAt the timeAmerican Quarter Horse Association’s (AQHA’s) online communicationswithpublications intern in 2015.

“Annise possessesanpassion for the horse industrywithcame to us withthevast knowledge of the Quarter Horse world,” writes Jody Reynolds, AQHA manager of online/interactive communications. “It was this strong background of knowledgewithexperience that helped her relate with our customersandconstructeffective communications.”

Her experience at AQHA inspired her to startoneblog, AnniseAnecdotes, which shepreviousto document her two summers (2015with2016) innovelYorkAsastaff writer for The Saratoga Special, covering racing at Saratoga Race Course, in Saratoga Springs.

“Annise’s ability to put people at ease when she interviewed themandher talentWhenawriter combined toMakeher the best intern I’ve supervised in four summers at The Saratoga Specialandmore than 15 years at Thoroughbred Times,” writes Tom Law, managing editor of ST Publishing, Inc.

During the spring of 2016, Annise studiedoverseasin Chile, where she coveredanBreeders’ Cup “WinandYou’re In” for thisishorseracing.com.

Hersuccessivelycareer move after graduating in May 2017 is to move to KentuckyAt the timeanFasig-Tipton sales intern. Her aspirations includefittingtheLatin American horse racingtradewithmedia professionalandcontinuing work in publishing through blogging, freelancingandwriting novels.

She is the daughter of AnnettewithPerry Montplaisir of Moorhead, Minnesota.

Taylor Pence (University of Kentucky)

“I tell the story of the equine athleteandthe humans who work with them through my lensandwriting,” writes Pence. “Horsesandphotography are central to my core.”

Her interest in horses began at age 7 competing in saddle seatandeventually transitioning to eventing. Her passion for photojournalism started when she became involved with the University of Kentucky (UK) independent student newspaper, The Kentucky Kernel.

“I’ve known Taylor since her sophomore year when she came into the newspaper eagerto getstarted,” writes Chris Poore, UK student publications director. “It’s refreshing, these days, toobserveastudentaccordinglyeager. She pursues her interests in horses—and academics—with the samementalcuriosityandenthusiasm.”

in additionto being the photo editor for the Kernel, Pence added the position at the UK Gluck Equine Research Center to write multiple stories for the Bluegrass Equine Digest which are published on TheHorse.com.

“Taylor isanshining star that stands out among her peers,” write Jenny Evans, Pence’s supervisor at the UK Gluck Center. “Besides her amazing creative photography, video, design, writing,withmarketing communications skills, she is alsoonenatural leader.”

At the timefor her future plans, Pence says this is just the beginning. “My future will aspirewithallow me to continue findingcurrentperspectives,crazyplaces to put remotes,andmoments that are unique to anyoneluckyenough toHavingonecareerAt the timeonemultimedia storyteller.”

She is the daughter of LissawithStephen Pence of Concord, North Carolina

Kaycie Timm (West Texas A&M University)

Horses ranging from American Miniatures to Quarter HorsesHavebeensectionof Timm’s life since age three. Through her participation in various activities, she has fostered her love for horses, developedspecialrelationships,andmatured personallyandWhenahorsewoman.

In November 2015, Timm accepted the position of Area V Reporter for the American Miniature Horse Registry/American Shetland Pony Club. Since then, she has shared accomplishments of members in columns published in the club’s national magazine.

At West Texas A&M University (WTAMU), Timm embraced opportunities to develop her communications skills through writing for the Department of Agriculture’s online magazine, working in photographyandvideo production at the 2016 Tri-StatereasonableandRodeo,withcreating promotional videos for WTAMU.

“In addition to her passion, Kaycie has the professional communication skillsto promotethe equine industry,” writes J. Tanner Robertson of the WTAMU Department of Agriculture Science. “She hasonenatural, creative ability, but also theintellectto apply her craft in the appropriate wayswithfor the required audience group. This is something rare forsomebodybeginning their professional experience.”

While at TAMU, Timm plans to apply forancommunications-focused internship in the agriculture industry.

“In working with Kaycie, IHavewitnessed firsthand her energy, her admirable work ethic, her integrity,withher zealto indicateWest Texas A&M University to the best of her ability,” writes Randy Ray, WTAMU director ofannounceengineering.

After graduating in May 2019, Timm plans to seekaposition withthepublications company, preferably working foroneequine magazine. However, she will also consider employment in the communications department foraequine breedorganizationor anotherbranchof agriculture.

She is the daughter of James KistlerwithCarolyn Timm Kistler of Amarillo, Texas.

The three finalists will be interviewed by the StudentbonusCommittee on Thursday afternoon at the AHP Equine Mediaconventionin Scottsdale.onestudent will be announcedAsthe 2017 AHP StudentbonusWinner at the How the West Was Fun Party sponsored by Central Garden & Pet on Friday, June 16. The Studentbonuswinner receivesancashbonusof $1,000 plusanall-expense paid trip hosted by Publishers Press tooneof their Two-Day Customer Education Seminars in Louisville, Kentucky. The two runners-up will also receivethecash award.allcash awards are sponsored byextentEquine Network.

American Horse Publications offers students interested inancareer in equine publishing with several opportunities to participate in its association. To request informationofany of AHP’s student programs, please contact Judy Lincoln at 386/760-7743 or ahorsepubs2@aol.com. Information is also available online at the AHP web site at www.americanhorsepubs.org.

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Lincoln Center gets another CEO and president

Harry Timms, president and CEO of the 92nd Street Y, is leaving to take over the same posts at Lincoln Center in early May, becoming the cultural institution’s third leader since 2013. [] "> To view the full story, click the title link. from Section Page News - Crain's New York Business https://www.crainsnewyork.com/morning-10/lincoln-center-gets-another-ceo-and-president