Jim Wood

President and CEO of the J. Paul Getty Trust

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Jim Wood on KCRW

A little over a year ago, Barry Munitz resigned under fire as head of the  Getty Trust , America's third largest foundation and the world's richest art institution with $5.8 billion. …

Interview with Jim Wood, New Getty President

A little over a year ago, Barry Munitz resigned under fire as head of the Getty Trust , America's third largest foundation and the world's richest art institution with $5.8 billion. …

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