Christopher Augerson
Augerson Art Conservation Services
845-677-5231
[email protected]
www.augersonartconservation.com

• Disaster Preparedness Planning
• Environmental Monitoring and Controls
• Integrated Pest Management
• Museum Policies & Procedures
• Textiles
• Furniture
• Paintings
• Decorative Objects
• Archaeological and Ethnographic Objects
• Glass/Ceramics
• Metal
• Collection Storage Solutions
• General Site Assessment
• Experience working with small museums/sites (under $99K/year budget)
• Lighting
• Artwork on paper

Christopher Augerson has conducted conservation projects for clients ranging from small historic houses in New York State to the Palace of Versailles. After working as a conservation assistant in paper conservation at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, he retrained in Objects Conservation and holds a Masters in Art Conservation from Buffalo State College in the latter. He held advanced fellowships at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, the Saint Louis Art Museum and The Belgian Royal Institute of Artistic Heritage. He has served as a collections surveyor for the Heritage Preservation Collections Assessment Program (CAP).


​Heidi Bamford
​Archivist/Outreach & Member Services
716-989-8037
[email protected]

• Disaster Preparedness Planning
• Environmental Monitoring and Controls
• Museum Policies & Procedures
• General Site Assessment,
• Experience working with small museums/sites (under $99K/year budget)
• Archival Collections

Brett Barry
Silver Hollow Audio
845-688-7333
[email protected]
www.SilverHollowAudio.com

• Audio digitization
• Preservation

Brett Barry is experienced with audio digitization projects; conversion of audio tapes to digital formats for preservation and access. He conducted a series of grant-funded "Oral History Audio Digitization Training Workshops" for the Southeastern NY Library Resources Council. Brett has in-house resources for archival-quality digitization.


Susan Blakney
West Lake Conservators
315 685 8534
[email protected]
www.westlakeconservators.com

• Disaster Preparedness Planning
• Environmental Monitoring and Controls
• Paintings, Collection Storage Solutions
• General Site Assessment
• Experience working with small museums/sites (under $99K/year budget)

Susan Blakney is a Senior Paintings Conservator and fourth generation CNY native with a passion for history, art, and culture.  After college and painting conservation training in London, England, she returned home and established her business, West Lake Conservators in Skaneateles, NY.  She has taken workshops and courses annually to augment her preservation knowledge and keep abreast of new developments in the field. Recognized as a Fellow in the AIC and the IIC, Blakney is now Chief Conservator with a staff of 11 mixed preservation specialists who treat murals, historic theater curtains, painted objects, works on paper, photographs, textiles, frames, and more. West Lake’s services include conservation treatments, documentation, collection management, condition surveys, environmental monitoring, general surveys, preservation/technical framing, and disaster response and recovery. Susan was among the first AIC-CERT, now known as NEH, trained cultural disaster responders and was deployed to Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Ike and Haiti’s earthquake.  She actively contributes to the conservation field with research, poster sessions, publications, lectures and hosting workshops, and her professional contacts and cumulative experience assisting collections of emerging, small and mid-sized museums, historic societies and sites, colleges, universities, municipalities and private owners provides a wealth of knowledge for problem solving.
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​Elena Cordova
Northeast Document Conservation Center
978-470-1010
[email protected]
www.nedcc.org

• Disaster Preparedness Planning
• Environmental Monitoring and Controls
• Integrated Pest Management
• Museum Policies & Procedures
• Collection Storage Solutions
• General Site Assessment
• Experience working with small museums/sites (under $99K/year budget)
• Lighting
• Artwork on paper

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Gabriel Dunn
unDunn Art Services
716-863-8917
[email protected]
www.undunnartservices.com

• Disaster Preparedness Planning
• Environmental Monitoring and Controls
• Integrated Pest Management
• Museum Policies & Procedures
• Paintings
• Decorative Objects
• Archaeological and Ethnographic Objects
• Glass/Ceramics
• Collection Storage Solutions
• General Site Assessment
• Experience working with small museums/sites (under $99K/year budget)
• Lighting
• Artwork on paper

Douglas Emilio
Architectural Preservation Studio, DPC
212.477.7976 ext 221
[email protected]
www.preservationstudio.com

• General Site Assessment
• Architectural Preservation and Conservation

Architectural Preservation Studio, DPC is a women-owned design professional-service corporation founded by a collaboration of architects, preservationists, and material conservators. We are one of the nation’s leaders in historic preservation, with advanced expertise in building conservation technologies, architectural restoration, and exterior envelope repairs. The professional staff of the studio has been involved in some of the most important preservation projects of the last two decades, including Frank Lloyd Wright’s Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and Fallingwater, the historic Breakers and Château-sur-Mer mansions in Newport, RI and Louis Sullivan’s Bayard-Condict building in NYC. Additional projects include theaters, academic structures, courthouses, museums and other iconic structures. We are a certified WBE in the City of New York, the State of New York, The Port Authority of NY & NJ, and with the WBENC. Our evolution: Founded in 1889 in St. Paul, MN, the architectural firm, Reed & Stem, moved to NYC in 1903 upon winning the competition to design Grand Central Terminal. Later known as Fellheimer & Wagner, then as Wank Adams Slavin Associates (WASA), the preservation group was founded in 1979 as a department of the WASA architecture and engineering firm. Now known as Architectural Preservation Studio, DPC, we established ourselves as a separate firm in 2015, dedicated to the preservation of historic and contemporary buildings.
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Lisa Goldberg
Private Conservator
607-368-3963
[email protected]

• Disaster Preparedness Planning
• Integrated Pest Management
• Museum Policies & Procedures
• Textiles
• Decorative Objects
• Archaeological and Ethnographic Objects
• Collection Storage Solutions
• General Site Assessment
• Experience working with small museums/sites (under $99K/year budget)

Lisa Goldberg is a private objects conservator in the Southern Tier, with a concentration in collections care. She has participated in the CAP program for many years, and performed several Circuit Rider grant surveys under the former GHHN program. She also serves as editor-in chief of STASHc.com, a website compendium of collections care solutions for a wide range of collecting institutions and allied professionals. Her treatment experience covers a wide range of collection materials.

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Frances Harrell
Northeast Document Conservation Center (NEDCC)
978-470-1010 ext 244
[email protected]
​www.nedcc.org

• Disaster Preparedness Planning
• Environmental Monitoring and Controls
• Integrated Pest Management, Museum Policies & Procedures
• General Site Assessment
• Experience working with small museums/sites (under $99K/year budget)
• Archival collections
• Digital Preservation
• Audiovisual Materials
• Digitization​

Michelle Henry
Historian/Archivist
814-572-0206 
[email protected]

• Disaster Preparedness Planning
• Environmental Monitoring and Controls
• Museum Policies & Procedures
• Archaeological and Ethnographic Objects
• Collection Storage Solutions
• General Site Assessment
• Curator
• Experience working with small museums/sites (under $99K/year budget)

With another museum professional, Michelle Henry implemented a training program for a consortium of seven small historical museums in Chautauqua County. With $26,000 in grant funds, she offered collection management instruction, policy development, and hands-on training in accessioning, cataloging, collection storage and preservation, and Past Perfect software. Archival supplies, environmental monitoring equipment, software and shelving were purchased and we worked along side the consortium members to develop/improve storage areas, rehouse collections, and improve collection management practices. This project is ongoing and has proven to be very beneficial to participating museums.


Carl Mehling
Independent Consultant
718-483-5498
[email protected]

• Collection Storage Solutions
• Fossils

I have been at the American Museum of Natural History since 1990 and I am currently a Senior Scientific Assistant taking care of the world’s largest collection of dinosaur fossils plus early synapsids and tetrapods, pterosaurs, crocodiles, turtles and marine reptiles. I’m interested in all aspects of paleontology, especially the fringe areas that normally get little attention, including bizarre modes of fossil preservation, anomalous discoveries, and oddities within the history of paleontology. I collect fossils of all kinds, globally, and have written or edited a number of pieces on fossils, both scholarly and popular. In my spare time (aside from fossils) my interests include linguistics, lettering, wordplay, and food in all of its various forms. 


Erin Richardson
Frank and Glory (formerly Erin Richardson Consulting)
518.577.0186
[email protected]
www.frankandglory.com

• Museum Policies & Procedures
• Textiles
• Paintings
• Collection Storage Solutions
• General Site Assessment
• Curator
• Experience working with small museums/sites (under $99K/year budget)
• Project Management
• Database selection/implementation

Erin Richardson specializes in sustainable collection management practices that build capacity for museums. These include collection management policies, scope of collection revision, deaccessioning, abandoned property resolution, and project management, among others. With over 20 years of experience in museum collections, Erin specializes in textiles, photography, archives, agricultural collections, and large multi-disciplinary collection projects.
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Janna Rudler
607-772-9179
[email protected]

• Museum Policies & Procedures
• Archaeological and Ethnographic Objects
• General Site Assessment
• Experience working with small museums/sites (under $99K/year budget)

For 15 years, Janna Rudler worked as a field archaeologist and lab director for the Public Archaeology Facility at Binghamton University. For the past 5 years as Director of Development at the Bundy Museum, she has helped grow the small historic house museum into a fully chartered museum that houses collections of antiques, art, clocks, and African artifacts. ​​