Anne-Imelda Marino Radice

Background

Radice, Anne-Imelda Marino was born on February 29, 1948 in Buffalo. Daughter of Lawrence and Anne (Marino) Radice.

Education

AB, Wheaton College, 1969. Master of Arts, Villa SchiFanoia, Florence, Italy, 1971. Doctor of Philosophy, University North Carolina, 1976.

Master of Business Administration, American University, 1984.

Career

Assistant curator, staff lecturer National Gallery of Art, Washington, 1972-1976. Architectural historian United States Capitol, 1976—1981, curator Office of Architect, 1981—1985. Director National Museum Women in the Arts, 1985-1989.

Chief division of creative arts United States Information Agency, 1989-1991. Senior deputy chairman National Endowment for Arts, Washington, 1991-1992, acting chairman, 1992-1993. Executive vice president Gray & Company II, Miami, Florida, 1993.

Producer World Affairs television Production, 1994. Associate producer Think Tank, 1994. Chief special projects, confidential adviser Courtney Sale Ross, 1994-1996.

Vice president, chief operating officer International Computers Limited International, 1996. Executive director Friends of Dresden Inc., 1998—2001. Executive director appeal Conscience Foundation, New York City, 2001—2003.

Chief staff to secretary United States Department Education, Washington, 2003—2005. Acting assistant chairman for programs National Endowment Humanities, 2005—2006. Director Institute Museum and Library.

Services, since 2006. Consultant in public relations and television, since 1994.

Achievements

• Anne-Imelda Marino Radice has been listed as a noteworthy federal agency administrator, museum director by Marquis Who's Who.

Connections

Father:

Lawrence Radice

Mother:

Anne (Marino) Radice