Public Programs

2021 BAM Community Breakfast

  • Wednesday, November 10, 2021:
  • 8:00 - 9:00 AM
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  • Add to calendar 2021-11-10 08:00:00 2021-11-10 09:00:00 America/Los_Angeles 2021 BAM Community Breakfast https://www.bellevuearts.org/programs-events/public-programs/2021-11-10-community-breakfast Virtual Event (Pacific Time) BAM

On Wednesday, November 10, join us for the 11th annual BAM Community Breakfast. Each fall, the Museum invites its neighbors, friends, and community leaders to gather for a unique networking opportunity, breakfast, and discussion about the role of the arts in our growing community.

While safety measures move us to gather virtually once again this year, we encourage guests to enjoy their coffee and breakfast goodies with us during a live panel discussion about the Eastside's evolving and expanding landscape, inspired by BAM Biennial 2021: Architecture & Urban Design. The panel will be moderated by BAM Associate Curator Lane Eagles and will feature Tim Campbell; Kemper Freeman, Jr.; Joydeep Hazra; and John Savo. Learn more about our moderator and panelists below.

EVENT TYPE: Special Events

Virtual Event (Pacific Time)

Suggested $365 donation per person to support BAM’s mission and work.

Watch live at 8am on November 10!

 

 

Watch live via the Run the World Platform (to participate in Q&A)

If you'd like to join in the conversation and post-panel Q&A via chat during the event, please join us via the Run the World platform. Visit the Run the World Breakfast event page and click 'sign up free' in the top right-hand corner. Once you've created your free account, return to the event page, and scroll down to the Tickets section. Click 'Register' and Run the World will send you a confirmation email with a personalized link to the event. Google Chrome is the recommended browser for the Run the World platform.

 

Double your impact!

The Community Breakfast is free for all to attend and serves as one of the Museum's two major annual fundraisers. Please consider making a donation of any amount that is meaningful to you in support of Bellevue Arts Museum's exhibitions and educational programs. Our suggested donation of $365 provides a year of support at $1 per day. This year, you have an exciting opportunity to double your impact! The Museum's board has come forward with a 1:1 match of all donations to this year's Breakfast up to $20,000.

About the Moderator

Lane Eagles

Lane Eagles is the Associate Curator at Bellevue Arts Museum. Previously, she has served in curatorial and collections roles at the Henry Art Gallery, Museum of Pop Culture, and Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture. She has also taught visual studies courses at Seattle Pacific University and Cornish College of the Arts. Eagles earned her BA in art history from the University of Oklahoma and her MA and PhD in art history from the University of Washington.

About the Panelists

Tim Campbell

Tim Campbell is a principal and senior project manager at GLY Construction. He has been with GLY since 2004, when he returned to the NW after spending some time in Colorado. He has a hand in variety of market sectors but plays a key role in the firm’s residential and mixed-use projects. With experience in a wide range of project types, he adapts quickly to evolving trends and changing needs. He applies this skill as a father to two young daughters as well.

Kemper Freeman

As principal owner of Kemper Development Company and hands-on leader of the development team, Kemper Freeman, Jr. has earned a national reputation as a civic leader and businessman with integrity and a win-win philosophy. He has been engaged in real estate development in Bellevue since the 1960s. Mr. Freeman continues his family legacy of community service with his decades of support for the arts, human service and education in Bellevue and the Eastside. Philanthropic endeavors include co-chairing the $25 million capital campaign to build the Bellevue Arts Museum and millions of dollars in cash donations and in-kind support to such valued organizations as Bellevue LifeSpring (formerly Overlake Service League) that is located in Bellevue Square, Bellevue Arts Museum Arts Fair, Overlake Hospital and Medical Center, Youth Eastside Services, Seniors Making Art, and Eastside Heritage Center.

Joydeep Hazra

Joydeep Hazra is a Director of Engineering Operations and has worked in over 30 countries in Asia, Europe, and the Americas leading various multifunctional and multicultural teams to promote technology. He grew up in New Delhi, India, and has a Bachelor of Engineering and Master’s degree in finance. He spent six years in Finland, which had a deep impact on his life as it taught him perseverance and respect for nature. He has co-chaired the Youth Link Board for the last six years, and he advises the Bellevue College Enterprises Advisory committee. He likes cooking shows and trying new recipes. Joydeep is passionate about reducing youth homelessness and increasing youth entrepreneurship. His wife is Chinese American and together they have a trilingual daughter. They all love the natural beauty of Bellevue and the strength of Bellevue’s diversity.

John Savo

John Savo, AIA, is a principal with NBBJ in Seattle and a leader of the firm’s commercial and corporate practice. For over 35 years, John has been leading urban architecture projects that emphasize innovation, historic preservation, and sustainability. He has been particularly active in the tech sector, having delivered large corporate office projects for Microsoft, Adobe, Vulcan and, more recently, the multi-block Amazon in the Regrade (HQ1), which features the iconic Amazon Spheres. He is currently Principal-in-Charge for the design of HQ2 for Amazon in Arlington, VA.

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