Top executive as Association of Children's Museums reorganized staff while retaining employees; board helped set priorities for change Huerta Migus Laura Huerta Migus became executive director of the Association of Children's Museums in 2014 with a mandate to energize internal staff and external stakeholders, and to be a champion for the work of member institutions around the world. But the organization was hobbled by several challenges, including high employee turnover and obsolete technology. "It was very hard to keep provision of our basic services on track," Huerta Migus said. In particular, she was not expecting how much how work and money would be necessary to bring… Read More