Feman '97 named Frist's new director

Alumnus Seth Feman returns to Nashville as the Frist Art Museum's new executive director.
On Wednesday, February 23, the Frist Art Museum Board of Trustees announced alumnus Seth Feman as its new executive director and CEO. Feman joins the Frist from the Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk, Virginia where he served in several leadership roles. 

"Seth brings a wealth of experience, expertise, and compassion to further execute our founding vision and mission. Having grown up in Nashville, he has an invaluable understanding of our community and our institution’s role in it," Frist Art Museum Board of Trustees Chairman & President Billy Frist said.

For more on what this Tiger has accomplished beyond Edgehill, read the full press release here.
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