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Holocaust Museum announces retirement of president & CEO
Board to conduct search for successor
[Naples, FL Sept. 25]
The Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education Center announced the retirement of Susan Suarez, its President and CEO, effective March 14, 2025. Under her leadership over the past seven years, the Museum has purchased and expanded its facility, enhanced its educational outreach and exhibits, and fostered community engagement. Her dedication to preserving the history of the Holocaust while making it relevant for future generations has earned the Museum awards and recognition.
“Working alongside Susan has been an honor,” said Chair of the Board of Directors Stuart Mest. “Her unwavering commitment to our mission has transformed the Holocaust Museum into a vital resource for education and reflection. While we will miss her leadership and vision, we are excited to begin the search for our next CEO, who will build upon her remarkable legacy.”
As the Museum prepares for this transition, the board of directors will initiate a comprehensive search process for Suarez’s successor.
“Finding a leader who embodies our commitment to education, remembrance and community is essential,” added Mest. “We are determined to identify a candidate who will inspire and guide the Museum into its next chapter.”
The Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education remains committed to its mission during this transition and encourages continued community involvement and support. Updates regarding the search process will be shared on the museum’s website.