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The Middlesex County Office of Culture and Heritage recently announced that Isha Vyas, division head of arts and history program services, has been elected president of the Association of New Jersey Cultural and Historic Agencies.
“I am honored to accept the position of the president of this Association,” said Isha Vyas, who has been the treasurer of the organization since 2012.
“This is a wonderful opportunity and a huge responsibility. I look forward to working with all the leaders of the cultural and historic agencies from all 21 counties to further the mission of this important organization.”
Former president of the association, and chair of the Artpride New Jersey Foundation, Mary Eileen Fouratt, said: “As a past president I’m thrilled that Isha Vyas has stepped up to be the new president of the ANJCHA. As a leader of one of the largest and most effective county cultural and heritage agencies, she is well-equipped to lead this group of leaders from the 21 counties.”
The association’s mission is the education, coordination and communication of the activities of member agencies to serve the historic and arts communities.
“Isha’s influence has really allowed our Culture and Heritage Office to thrive and grow, and I know she will excel in bringing that same influence to other counties throughout our state,” said Middlesex County Freeholder Director Ronald G. Rios. “
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