Deidre Powell is a strategic leader with a remarkable history of guiding the end-to-end creation of digital footprints and customer journeys for diverse organizations. She is admired for her creativity, influence of driving digital transformation, and expertise in enhancing the user experience. Her background combining digital marketing, content creation, and brand messaging  is backed by a wealth of verifiable achievements and academic credentials.

 Deidre has steered a successful career leading to her current role as Digital Experience & Development Manager at Florida Museum of Photographic Arts. Her combination of corporate and agency-level digital leadership has enabled her to build valuable experience across the full digital marketing landscape. She has excelled in supporting end-to-end digital and AdTech projects encompassing media planning, content creation, UX design, social media tactics, SEO/SEM, and marketing analytics.  

Sara Canon currently serves as the Exhibitions Manager at the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree at Florida State University in
the History and Criticism of Art, with a Minor in Museum Studies. She believes
museums can be a learning tool for the community to engage and foster dialogue and appreciation for the arts. Sara is responsible for the supervision of the exhibitions at FMoPA, including coordinating events, shipments, and installations related to current and future projects.

Lucas Campoe currently serves as the Communications Manager at the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts. He graduated from the University of South Florida with a bachelor’s in Integrated Advertising and Public Relations, specializing in visualization and design. Lucas is a creative communicator dedicated to producing engaging written and visual content. He believes that creativity is the essence of being human and strives to bring it to the forefront of everything he does. When he is not at FMoPA, he likes to play guitar, cook and read

Simone started her artistic life at Parquet Lage School of Visual Arts while studying Molecular Biology in her native city, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Upon moving to New York City, she attended various classes and workshops at the International Center of Photography and the School of Visual Arts. She is responsible for translating the aspirations of our visitors into memorable FMoPA experiences.

Clara has a Bachelor’s degree in Cultural Heritage from the Amsterdam University of the Arts with a Minor in Public & Media. She is specialized in education and outreach, has experience with exhibition coordination, and is interested in topics such as inclusion and diversity. She believes museums should be accessible and feel welcoming to everyone from all walks of life. At home, she likes to cook and bake and create art.

Michael Sheehan was born and raised in Ireland but has lived and worked in Florida for the last 30 years. As a practicing psychiatrist, he is a longtime student of human perceptions, emotions, reactions and conditions. 

His photographs have been on display in a variety of local venues over the last 3 years, including  St Petersburg: The Dali Museum, Leslie Curran Gallery, The Studio@620, Platformz, Creative Soul studios, bar@548, ARTpool gallery Clearwater: Ruth Eckert Hall, Studio 617, Pour Yours, Tampa: Florida Museum of Photographic Art, Jose Gomez Gallery, Red Door Studio  New Port Richie: Dulcet Restaurant & Lounge. 

Jim is an avid photographer now turning his attention to fine art. He enjoys art history and the opportunity to talk with others about photography and it’s ability to communicate ideas.  So, being a volunteer Docent is a perfect past time. Jim is retired from the telecommunications industry and currently serves on the board of Wellspring International Outreach, a charity devoted to the support of abused and abandoned children around the world. He attended the University of South Florida studying computer science