A long-time museum professional and community leader, Marjorie Hodges has advocated for emerging contemporary artists by curating and facilitating significant exhibitions for Raleigh’s Contemporary Art Museum, Flanders Gallery and the North Carolina Museum of Art. She helped secure significant public art installations and acquisitions for the Ann and Jim Goodnight Museum Park and continues to support public art initiatives. Today, she works as an independent art consultant, serving as an advisor for both private collectors and corporate collection projects including Capitol Broadcasting Company, Red Hat, Kane Realty Group, American Tobacco Campus, Citrix and more. At the heart of all of her efforts is a deep passion for arts and culture and a commitment to support charitable organizations including regional museums, Dix Park, Frankie Lemmon Foundation, Art of Cool Project and more.