International Women’s Committee (IWC) members are invited to the IWC Annual Spring Tea, sponsored by VHERNIER Bal Harbour. This year’s program features a panel on transformational giving with experts in the fields of art advising, legacy planning, and finance. Following the program, guests are invited to the galleries to view Yayoi Kusama: LOVE IS CALLING.
Women, Fotene Demoulas and Tom Coté, Hilary and Geoffrey Grove, Vivien and Alan Hassenfeld, Jodi and Hal Hess, Barbara
H. Lloyd, and an anonymous donor. Photo by Ernie Galan. © YAYOI KUSAMA. Courtesy David Zwirner and Ota Fine Arts
PAMM’s International Women’s Committee Spring Tea will be held on March 29th from 1pm to 4pm. We are excited to have a panel of experts in the field of law, art, and investments that will talk about transformational legacy giving.
Panel | Transformational Giving
Rosemary Ringwald
Managing Director, Wealth Strategies Advisor | Bank of America
Rosemary Ringwald is a managing director and wealth strategies advisor for Bank of America Private Bank in Los Angeles, California. A seasoned professional with more than two decades of experience, her background in law and public accounting provides her with a unique perspective on clients’ art and collectibles needs.
Spring McManus
President | Spring McManus Art Advisory
Spring McManus is an art advisor with over 20 years of experience specializing in modern and contemporary art. Combining a deep expertise in the global art market with an established network of private collectors, galleries and institutions, McManus provides a full spectrum of advisory services, including acquisitions, sales, appraisals, museum loans, and collection management, customized to each individual client.
M. Therese (“Terry”) Vento
Deputy Director for Legal and Government Affairs, and General Counsel | Pérez Art Museum Miami
Terry Vento joined Pérez Art Museum Miami as its first in-house General Counsel in 2015, after decades of providing pro bono legal advice to the museum while one of its trustees, and a partner in the Miami law firm, Shutts & Bowen. In her role as general counsel, Vento provides legal guidance and education regarding best practices for both the board and the staff.
