NEW ORLEANS – Anne Banõs, deputy director at the New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA), announced Victoria Lacayo as events associate, and Gail Asprodites, deputy director for finance and administration, announced Lauren Senie as visitor services manager and Jonathan Serrette as administrative assistant.
As NOMA’s events associate, Lacayo will serve as a key member of the museum’s development and fundraising team, assisting with NOMA’s annual fundraising events: Art in Bloom, NOMA Egg Hunt and Family Festival, LOVE in the Garden, and Odyssey Ball. Born and raised in Slidell, Louisiana, Lacayo has an undergraduate degree in Art History from Louisiana State University and a Master’s degree in arts administration from the University of New Orleans. She previously completed two internships with NOMA during her time at UNO and is delighted to join NOMA as a full-time member of the development team, reps said.
Senie first joined the NOMA staff as visitor services associate in April of 2016. In her new role at NOMA, Senie will lead and coordinate the development and implementation of visitor services efforts to ensure a high quality of interaction with each museum visitor. Prior to joining NOMA, Senie was with The John Best Foundation and Besh Restaurant Group in a variety of positions, including director of marketing. Senie received her Master’s in business administration from Loyola University in 2013.
In the role of administrative assistant, Serrette is responsible for providing various degrees of administrative assistance, including assisting NOMA’s Education Department education with school tours. Serrette formerly worked at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art as a public programming assistant and visitor services associate for two years and assisted with fundraising events, private events, and educational programming. He received an M.A. in Museum Studies from Southern University of New Orleans.
Lauren Senie
Jonathan Serrette
