Board of Directors
The Fort Worth Cultural District Alliance is the only organization dedicated solely to the preservation and promotion of our city’s unique and diverse Cultural District. Through the support of our members, dedicated volunteer Board of Directors, and corporate, civic, and community leaders, our work helps to ensure the success of the Cultural District as a vital part of our city’s vibrant economy.
 | Introducing our newest CDA Chair, Dustin Van Orne! Currently the Manager of Strategic Marketing and Visitor Services at @themodernfw and CDA Board member since 2016, Dustin brings a wealth of business and preservation experience. We can’t wait to see the innovative and energizing projects he brings to life in his new leadership role! Click below to read his welcome letter, more about Dustin’s history in Fort Worth, and his exciting take on the growth and development of our incredible district. |
2019 Board of Directors:Chairman Dustin Van Orne Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth Past Chairman Max Holderby Urbantown, Inc. Vice Chair Marlene Beckman Kensington Properties Secretary Ken Loose VLK Architects Treasurer Jerry Thompson Inwood Bank Directors Neil Barrow Whitley Penn Scot Bennet Beck Group Emil Bragdon Reservoir/The Whiskey Garden Fernando Costa City of Fort Worth Robert Chu Chu Eye Center Margaret DeMoss West 7th Neighborhood Alliance Susan Drake Kimbell Art Museum Susan Gruppi M2G/The Foundry Chris Harmon Will Rogers Memorial Center Jason Hartley UNT Health Science Center Madison Hogue Village Homes Ginger Johnson LegacyTexas Bank Jonathan Morris Fort Worth Barber Shop Phillip Poole Townsite Company Rebecca Rodriguez Fort Worth Museum of Science & History Kelly Smith BBVA Compass Bank Roger Smith Red Dog Studios Scott Wilcox Amon Carter Museum of American Art | MISSIONThe Cultural District Alliance is the only organization dedicated solely to the preservation and promotion of the Fort Worth Cultural District. VISIONCONNECTION
The importance of connecting corporate and community leaders, residents, elected officials, locals and tourists to the businesses, opportunities, and activities of the Cultural District. CREATIVITYThe Cultural District will continue to thrive if we consistently offer creative content throughout the district. The arena project, Fortress Festival, the recent KAWS, and so much more are seemingly great examples of bringing high-caliber creativity to the District to make it more of a destination for locals and tourists alike. COLLABORATIONCollaboration is key in creating the most dynamic District possible. The businesses, museums, City, community groups, and residents will achieve more through collaboration. Membership
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