TCAA Seminar: The Art of Perspective: Why Collect?

On Friday, the TCAA will hold the seminar The Art of Perspective: Why Collect? with Andrea Perdue and Rebecca Dickinson-Welch.

Seminars and refreshments are open to public with Museum admission. Seminar luncheons are open to TCAA weekend package holders.

10:00 a.m.          Breakfast Refreshments and Opening Remarks
10:15 a.m.          Foundation and Traditions: Scott Hardy, Ernie Marsh, Don Reeves, and Cary Schwarz moderated by Michael Grauer, Boardroom
11:30 a.m.          Seminar Luncheon (Open to Weekend Package holders)
1:00 p.m.           The Art of Perspective: Why Collect?: Andrea Perdue and Rebecca Dickinson-Welch, Boardroom

About the Speakers

Andrea Perdue

Andrea Nicholas Perdue is CEO of Wagonhound Holdings, an agriculture and investment business.

Prior to joining Wagonhound in 2021, Ms. Perdue was Managing Director of DigitalBridge where she was responsible for capital formation and investor relations interfacing with the firm’s current and prospective investor base across the firm’s various platforms. When Ms. Perdue initially joined Colony Capital in 2008 (later to become DigitalBridge) she was responsible for the identification, evaluation, and consummation of new investments, primarily in North America.
Prior to joining Colony Capital, Ms. Perdue was an Associate at Goldman Sachs International in London where she worked for four years for the Securities Division in Sales and Trading.

Ms. Perdue currently sits on the Board of Directors for the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, the Advisory Board for AutoCamp, the Board of Directors for the Franklin P. and Arthur W. Perdue Foundation, Inc. and the Finance Committee of the Seven Arrows Board of Trustees. Ms. Perdue previously served on the Business School Fund Council for the Stanford Graduate School of Business.

Ms. Perdue received a Master of Business Administration from the Stanford Graduate School of Business with a focus in global management and a Bachelor of Science from the University of California, Berkeley.

Rebecca Dickinson-Welch

Rebecca D. Welch is an accomplished professional with a proven track record in product
development and design within the interior design industry. Her extensive experience includes
traveling the world to source products made of all-natural materials and establishing lasting
partnerships with vendors.

As the Director of Product Development at Hartmann & Forbes, she
played a pivotal role in conceptualizing, designing, and executing semi-annual product
launches, contributing to the development and launch of 90% of the company’s product line,
which included three award-winning collections.

Ms. Dickinson-Welch currently sits on the Associate Board of Directors for the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum.