Webinar | Too Many Cooks? Managing Exhibits with Small Teams and Big Boards

This webinar will explore how to successfully curate exhibits from start to finish while working with the constraints of a small team. We’ll discuss the importance of clear expectations, establishing deadlines, and planning around capacity. We'll also talk about working with boards and stakeholders who may not fully grasp the time and effort behind the work, and how to bring them along without losing momentum. [button link="https://flamuseums.forms-db.com/view.php?id=128641" color="lightblue" newwindow="yes"] RSVP HERE[/button] About the Speakers Cheyenne K. Leahy is a graduate of Flagler College’s Public History Program and serves as the Collection Assistant at the UFHSA Governor's House Library in St. Augustine. As Laura’s Assistant, her responsibilities include exhibit design, social media management, and archival processing. Prior to starting this position in 2025, Cheyenne has worked passionately on interpretive projects at historical sites throughout the “Ancient City”. Laura Marion is the Collections Coordinator at UFHSA Governor’s House Library in St. Augustine. She oversees the use of a hybrid collection that documents the city’s built environment and manages the curation of annual temporary exhibits. She is a graduate of the University of South Carolina’s School of Library and Information Science and Wofford College.