Photo Credit: National Corvette Museum
We enthusiasts love seeing the history of our favorite car preserved at the National Corvette Museum.
We may not think about it while we’re touring the many exhibits at the museum, but the NCM is actually a business that has to make sound financial decisions to remain financially solvent.
The NCM took a step toward maintaining that goal with the recent appointment of Andy Marcum as its new Director of Accounting.
Marcum will oversee the financial operations of the museum, National Corvette Museum Motorsports Park, and National Corvette Museum Insurance Agency, focusing on strategic budgeting, forecasting, and revenue management.
“His focus on maintaining strong financial forecasting and checks and balances ensures we can sustain our momentum and grow responsibly while staying true to our mission,” said Kaye Wagner, National Corvette Museum Board Chair.
Marcum comes to the NCM from Chariot Logistics, where he was Vice President of Finance and Human Resources, and brings with him extensive financial leadership experience from roles in logistics, law, mortgage, and healthcare industries.
“The Corvette is not just a car—it’s a symbol of innovation, performance, and legacy, and I’m excited to play a role in ensuring the Museum’s financial stability and growth as it continues to share this story with the world,” Marcum said. “Having worked in a variety of industries, I’ve gained a broad perspective on how financial strategies drive success across different sectors.”
Marcum is the latest recent addition to the management team at the NCM, where Amy Hardin was named Director of Development and Robert Maxhimer was chosen as Director of Curatorial Affairs and Education.
Source:
WBKO
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