Our STAFF
TRACEY LANGSETH
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
tracey@riverviews.net
Tracey Langseth is an advocate of the arts with over 10 years experience in creative communities, including managing a world-class American art museum, the Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College.
With a strong background in nonprofit management and the arts, Tracey is dedicated to advocating for Central Virginia’s creative community and serves on several area nonprofit boards.
Tracey’s leadership and fresh approach is timely as she will help to further advance Riverview’s mission. She brings valuable experience and enthusiasm that will help move our organization forward and elevate the impact in the community.
KASEY FOREHAND
PROGRAM MANAGER
kasey@riverviews.net
Kasey Forehand has worked in art, education and nonprofits in some capacity for many years. After working as a middle-school art teacher at James River Day School for 9 years, she worked in marketing and development for the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Lynchburg and served as the Operation & Exhibition Director for Amazement Square from 2000 until 2004. She holds a master's degree in Liberal Studies and in Children's Literature from Hollins University, as well as a master's degree in Art Education from The Art of Education University. She is also an artist, working most often with clay, acrylics and watercolor.
Kasey is a docent at the Maier Museum and serves on the Board of Directors of Amazement Square and on the Lynchburg Historical Foundation Board. She is married to her high school sweetheart, James Forehand, with whom she shares two amazing children, Brenna (18) and Nolyn (15).
TRICIA KIRBY-WIGGINS
EVENTS COORDINATOR
tricia@riverviews.net
Tricia Kirby-Wiggins has a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Anthropology from University of Memphis. She also has a Masters of Science in Social Work from University of Tennessee. She has worked with children and adolescents in both school and home settings as an advocate and behavioral specialist. She has also worked as an Adjunct Instructor teaching Sociology.
Understanding the importance of Art to the welfare of her community, its immense benefits to education and mental health, she sees this opportunity to work with Riverviews Artspace as an extension of her work in mental health. She finds it gratifying to be a part of an organization that ensures art is equitable and accessible thus ensuring the well-being of its community.