Jan 13, 2012
Ann Korologos Elected Board President of Anderson Ranch
Congratulations Anderson Ranch Arts Center. On December 14, 2011, Ann Korologos was elected Board President. Mrs. Korologos brings a wealth of experience to this cherished art institution.
Art is highly valued in the Roaring Fork Valley (Aspen to Glenwood Springs). We have a far higher concentration of galleries to population than most large cities. Add to that an expanding Aspen Art Museum, numerous art schools, art centers, dozens of cultural institutions, artists and collectors and you find a thriving art community. Mrs. Korologos is well aware of the importance of art to the valley and to the many art students attending Anderson Ranch classes. Her unique combination of board experience and her deep love and understanding of art will be an invaluable asset to the Ranch. Congratulations to both.
Ann Korologos, Board President
Excerpt from Anderson Ranch Arts Center Press Release (January, 13, 2012)
Anderson Ranch Arts Center launched its 2012 workshop season at its Board of Trustees meeting on Dec. 14, announcing over 150 workshops and field expeditions for the coming year, welcoming over 1,000 students and introducing a slate of events featuring renowned artists from around the world. Ann Korologos was named President of the Board, and two new members, Sam Harvey and Maureen Jerome, were added to the Board.
Owner of Ann Korologos Gallery in Basalt, Mrs. Korologos is currently on the board of directors of several non-profits and corporations including Harman International, Kellogg Company and Host Hotels & Resorts, Inc. From 1987 – 1989, she served as the 19th U.S. Secretary of Labor under President Ronald Reagan, and from 1984 – 1987 as the Undersecretary of the U.S. Department of the Interior. Mrs. Korologos has been active as a member of the Board of Trustees of the Aspen Institute for 20 years, and as its chairman for four years. She also served as chairman of the RAND Corporation board of trustees. Mrs. Korologos is an 18-year resident of the Roaring Fork Valley. She and her husband Tom have taken classes at Anderson Ranch for the last 12 years, and she has been a member of its National Council since 2001.
