Caroline Haller
Board President
Freelance art curator Caroline Haller has a master’s in art history and visual culture from
Lindenwood University. Originally from Charleston, SC, Haller attended Sweet Briar College
for her bachelor’s degree in art history. Currently residing in the Raleigh, NC, she runs her own curation business, Caroline Haller Curation. Haller is passionate about both historical research and art curation. Splitting her time between representing contemporary artists, provenance research and scholarly research, Haller’s specialties include 19th century art, women artists, and textile and decorative art.
Cal Gilbert
Secretary
Cal Gilbert
Holly Rueger
Treasurer
Holly Rueger is the director of HEROES, a youth leadership program for young people with lived experience in foster care. Originally from Western Massachusetts, Rueger attended Sweet Briar College where she earned bachelor’s degrees in Psychology and Spanish Language and Literature. She has previously served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Guatemala and as a family advocate at a domestic violence shelter. She is passionate about community development and elevating the voices of underserved populations.
Nick Malve
Nick Malve is a public sector facilities and operations leader in the San Francisco Bay Area committed to serving his community both professionally and personally. Guided by the belief that lasting peace begins with individual virtue, he works to promote compassion, kindness, and service in everyday practice. Through his work supporting public institutions and civic and nonprofit organizations, Malve strives to help build communities grounded in ethical values and mutual respect. He is honored to serve on the Board of Directors in support of the Weapons of Light Foundation’s mission to promote inner peace and positive action.