Arthur Greenberg, Director
AMS Planning & Research Corp.

Arthur Greenberg joined AMS in 1990 after serving as Marketing Director for the City of Oakland's Cultural Arts Division. After eight years in the California office, he opened AMS's Midwest branch in St. Louis. His background includes serving as curatorial consultant to Levi Strauss & Company's corporate collection of American art and as a Legislative Analyst for the City of Oakland and United Way of the Bay Area.

He received his BA in English Literature from Washington University in St. Louis, pursued graduate studies in Art History at UC Berkeley and was the recipient of a Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH). Arthur has been a facilitator at national conferences on topics such as united arts fundraising and the intersection of arts and economic development and has authored a White Paper on arts advocacy.

His work at AMS has included serving as project director for the Louisville Cultural Blueprint and numerous other cultural plans in California, Georgia, Louisiana, Florida, Pennsylvania, Missouri, Colorado and Alaska. He directed the initial feasibility study for the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati (opened in 2004), as well as market and operations studies for the Touhill PAC in St. Louis and the Community Cultural Center in Fairfield, Ohio. Other notable projects include public and private Funding Studies for a consortium of museums in Chicago, feasibility studies for community-based cultural facilities in suburban Des Moines, Cincinnati and Denver and college arts facility studies in Virginia and Illinois.

Other recent projects include a feasibility study for the proposed Louis L'Amour Interpretive Center in North Dakota, an Expansion Master plan for the JB Speed Art Museum in Louisville, market research and strategic planning for historic sites and living history attractions (Kansas, Minnesota, Alaska) and a Cultural Impact Study for Houston and Harris County.