Deborah Marton, the Executive Director of the Van Alen Institute, will plan to step down from her role at the non-profit in August 2024 to focus on her work at the New York City Public Design Commission and family.
Her tenure at the Van Alen Institute spanned five years and was marked by her commitment to creating inclusive and resilient public spaces. Leading the organization through a mission shift and a move to Brooklyn.
Marton expressed pride in the projects and partnerships that flourished under her direction, she mentioned in a press release:
“It’s been the opportunity of a lifetime to steer Van Alen Institute towards self-initiated projects that advance design justice. Now, with a suite of community-led design programs, welcoming new headquarters in Brooklyn, and a unified board and staff, Van Alen is in a brilliant place to continue growing under new leadership.”
Marton’s legacy of innovation and inclusivity in public design will influence future projects and inspire new leaders within the field.
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