Bethany Goldy Promoted to Director of Operations of GRAC

Gateway Regional Arts Center Executive Director Jordan Campbell and the Board of Directors for the Montgomery County Council for the Arts are pleased to announce the promotion of Bethany Goldy to the role of Director of Operations at GRAC. 

While Beth has been a staple at the Arts Center for several years, her new role will include more direct oversight on the day-to-day operations of GRAC and the management of several internal systems, procedures, and policies. 

“I am happy to be working with Beth in this capacity,” said Campbell. “We operate very well as a team, and I am grateful for her institutional knowledge that keeps this place running. She always says yes to my craziest ideas and helps to make them a reality."

Beth agreed, and sees great possibility in the role. “The Big Yellow Building is bursting with all of the exciting programming Jordan is bringing to the community. I look forward to what we can accomplish together to bring all arts to all of the people of the Gateway Area.” 

A Montgomery County native, Goldy is entering her 5th year with GRAC. As Director of Operations she reviews, analyzes, and evaluates procedures as well as implements policies to improve day-to-day operations. From interim director to bartending GRAC events, Beth has done it all with a focus on fostering a sense of community across the region, a belief that everyone has the heart of an artist, and that the arts should be accessible for all.

Coming from a 17 year background as an IT specialist, Beth first dipped her toes in the world of nonprofits with the Montgomery County History Museum before finding her eventual home at GRAC. She also moonlights as a receptionist at the Post Clinic as well as providing IT support and social media management for a local auction house.

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