Bruce Bolton

President

Bruce Bolton is a Cultural Executive, Director and former Executive Director of the MacDonald Stewart Foundation. He is the former Commanding Officer of the Black Watch Regiment based in Montreal and the current Treasurer at the WFFM. Bruce has been a leading voice in Canadian culture and heritage for over forty years. He is the current Treasurer at the World Federation of Friends of Museums (WFFM).

Marie Senécal-Tremblay

Vice-President

Marie Senécal-Tremblay has an active dual career as a lawyer- jurist and cultural management administrator. For over 25 years she has been engaged as an active volunteer on boards and committees of a number of philanthropic and not-for-profit organisations including the Heritage Montreal Foundation, the McCord Stewart Museum, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, the Joe Plaskett Foundation and the Drummond  Foundation .  Marie served as President of CFFM from 2008-2014. In recognition of her exemplary community leadership Marie was awarded the Governor General’s Sovereign’s Medal for Volunteers in 2016.

Richard Lindo

Treasurer

Richard Lindo has over forty years’ experience in the management of cultural resources, both at the national and international levels. His expertise covers curatorial work, collections management, the development and management of museums and historic sites, conservation of museum artifacts, project management, and heritage programming. He first joined the CFFM in 2014 and assumed the responsibilities of Executive Director and Treasurer at the time.

Rosemary Wagner

Director

Rosemary Wagner is the Vice-President for North America at the WFFM. She is Past-President of the Council of the Friends of the Redpath Museum, McGill University and Director, and Past President of the Wellington County Historical Society.

Linda Graif

Director

Linda Graif is an independent consultant in the fine arts. Over her career she has served as curator at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, the Montreal Museum of Decorative Arts, and the Canadian Architecture Collection at McGill University (in fields ranging from Old Masters to contemporary textiles and architecture). Her interest in the intersection of cultural and community activities is reflected in her participation in a number of philanthropic and not-for-profit organizations. Linda is currently on the Editorial Committee for the Au Courant newsletter.

Megan Batty

Director & Young Friends Coordinator

Megan Batty (M.A., B.Mus., B.Ed., OCT) (she/her/elle) is the CFFM Young Friends Council Coordinator. Passionate about cultural history, she grew up exploring museums and galleries, and she carried this passion into work positions with the CFFM and as a Guide at Rideau Hall. Based in Tiohtià:ke/Mooniyang/Montreal, Megan is a conductor, Soprano, and composer, and also works with The Drummond Foundation.