Front Street Side Entrance. The Museum flows into its Depot Park environs. Park Side Entrance and Plaza. Safe, convenient parking in close proximity.

Staff

The Cade Museum for Innovation and Invention

The Cade Museum Foundation is a registered 501C3 private operating foundation. 

Dorrie Hipschman, Executive Director

Dorrie Hipschman joins the Cade Museum after serving for nine years as the Executive Director of The Building for Kids in Appleton, WI. She has more than 15 years of experience in creating, building and managing community organizations including as Director of the Stockton Children’s Museum (CA), Executive Director of the Platte River Parkway Trust (WY) and the Flathead Convention and Visitors Bureau (MT). She also served as the Development Director for the Plains Art Museum (ND) and developed a five-museum marketing consortium in Casper, WY. View Profile

Kathleen Davis, Administrative Assistant

Kathleen Davis joined the Cade Museum Foundation in June 2010 and is serving temporarily as administrative assistant and outreach coordinator. She is responsible for sustaining and enriching databases and typical day-to-day administrative duties and projects under the direction of the Executive Officers. View Profile

Wendy Person, Volunteer Coordinator

In 2008, Wendy Person retired as Vice President and Wealth Management Advisor at Merrill Lynch, where she had worked for 28 years. A resident of Gainesville since 1972, Ms. Person is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. She also volunteers for the University of Florida Shands Hospital Auxiliary. She is married to Mr. Bud Person, and enjoys hot-air ballooning and boating.

Cheryl Fisher, Music Program Coordinator

Cheryl Fisher received a B.A. in Political Science from Denison University in Granville, Ohio in 1981. She later worked as an associate broker for eight years with Legg Mason (now Morgan Stanley Smith Barney) and served as the treasurer of Holland & Summerville, Inc., a construction equipment supplier. View Profile

Front Street Side Entrance.

The Museum flows into its Depot Park environs.

Park Side Entrance and Plaza.

Safe, convenient parking in close proximity.

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