Libby has over 30 years of experience in strategy and planning for the cultural sector. She is a non-executive director of AEA, and serves as part of the leadership team that directs AEA’s global corporate strategy and practice.

Libby received her B.A. in art history from the Honors College at Kent State University and did her graduate work in art history and comparative literature at Indiana University. Prior to joining AEA, she worked as an independent arts consultant and began her career in development at MOCA Cleveland and The Cleveland Orchestra.

Libby has served on a number of nonprofit boards and advisory councils, for organizations including SculptureCenter (New York), Kent State University Honors College, Project: LEARN (Cleveland), American Center for Folk Music (Beacon, NY), and Dolium Vivat (Doglio, Italy).

She is passionate about contemporary art, film, music, and Italian cultural heritage. She lives in Umbria in Central Italy.