Kimberly Pirtle is an art advisor, auctioneer, and the founder and Principal of Gabriel Advisory Group. Previously at Sotheby’s Global Fine Art Division, Pirtle has raised more than $50 million for leading cultural institutions, working closely with collectors, patrons and organizations on acquisitions and fundraising strategy. She is also a board member of A.I.M. by Kyle Abraham, contributing to the organization’s support of contemporary dance performance and artistic practice.

Tracey Robertson Carter is a former marketing executive and entrepreneur who is an activist in the world of philanthropy and culture, particularly around art and the environment. She is the acting director of AIRIE (Artists in Residence in the Everglades) spearheading artist projects for the organization around the world, including most recently a special presentation at the Armory Show in New York. She is also the director of The Carter Project where, with her husband Christopher, she has built and nurtured a private/public space presenting programs on art and culture. A trustee of the New World Symphony, Robertson Carter is also a member of the steering committee of the PAMM Ambassadors for Black Art.

Franklin Sirmans, Sandra and Tony Tamer Director, has led the museum since fall 2015. Since coming to PAMM, he has overseen the acquisition of more than a thousand works of art by donation or purchase. Sirmans has pursued his vision of PAMM as “the people’s museum,” representing a Miami lens, by strengthening existing affiliate groups such as the PAMM Fund for Black Art and creating the International Women’s Committee and the Latin American and Latinx Art Fund. Sirmans has organized Toba Khedoori (2017) and he was co-curator of The World’s Game: Futbol and Contemporary Art (2018).