Our Team

DAN MARTIN

Director, Institute for the Management of Creative Enterprises
Associate Dean, College of Fine Arts

Dan J. Martin arrived at Carnegie Mellon in 1992 to direct the MAM Program. As internet technology first emerged in the mid-90s, Dan founded CAMT. He currently serves as Associate Dean of the College of Fine Arts and Director of the Institute for the Management of Creative Enterprises (IMCE), an academic unit offering professional graduate-level management education for the culture and entertainment industries through its Master of Arts Management (MAM) and Master of Entertainment Industry Management (MEIM) programs, and applied research and technical support through CAMT. He actively consults with cultural organizations in strategic planning and trustee relations. Additionally, he has authored several magazine and journal articles on arts management, and is co-author and co-editor with Francois Colbert of Marketing Planning for Culture and the Arts: Fundamental Principles and Practices for Building an Effective Marketing Campaign, published in the fall of 2008.  Prior to joining the academic community in 1989 as Director of the Arts Management Program at The University of Akron, Dan spent fourteen years in not-for-profit professional and educational theatre administration at CSC Repertory, Virginia Stage Company, Walnut Street Theatre Company, and the University Theatre at Western Michigan University.

DAVID DOMBROSKY

Executive Director
Telephone: (412) 268-3143
Contact: daviddom[at]cmu[dot]edu
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Prior to joining the CAMT team in 2007, David spent eight years at the Southern Arts Federation, where he designed and managed both regional and national programs in the visual, performing, media and literary arts. Among those many programs, David supervised logistics for Operation Homecoming: Writing the Wartime Experience – an historic initiative between SAF, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the U.S. Department of Defense. Also during his tenure with SAF, he spearheaded the development of ArtsOpportunities.org, a free online job bank for the arts community, and SouthernArtistry.org, a multidisciplinary registry spotlighting artists of merit working in the South. David has worked with the Americans for the Arts Emerging Leader Council to build and strengthen a national network of rising arts administrators. He also serves on the board of directors for the National Alliance for Media Arts and Culture and writes for the Technology in the Arts blog. David holds a Master of Arts in Communication Studies and Bachelor of Arts degrees in Psychology and Speech Communications from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.