Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum CEO and leadership

An internationally recognized expert in the security realm, Anthony Amore has also worked in homeland security field at the federal level in aviation and facility security as well as immigration enforcement. He has lectured in homeland security at the college level in and provides commentary on security and terrorism issues for a wide-range of local and national media outlets. He is also an expert in matters related to security fine art and in the theft of highly-valuable property, including rare masterpieces. He is one of the world's top experts in the field of stolen art investigations.

Anthony is a widely sought after public speaker who delivers a number keynotes address and lectures in the United States and abroad. Audiences have included the the Massachusetts District Attorneys Association, the NYU School of Law, the CSO50 Conference, the New England Historical Genealogical Society, and the PCI Security Standards Council.

Anthony is the best-selling author of \'Stealing Rembrandts\' (2011). His second book, \'The Art of the Con,\' was published in 2015 and was a New York Times Best Seller in Crime. His next, \'The Woman Who Stole Vermeer” will be published in 2020.

Rebecca Ehrhardt is a Chief Development Officer at Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and is based in Greater Boston Area. She has worked as Senior Director of Development at American Museum of Natural History, Corporate Members Program Director at American Museum of Natural History, and Director of Major Gifts at Boston Symphony Orchestra. Rebecca studied at Yale University and The Hotchkiss School.