Our Team

Sue Greenberg, Executive Director, joined VLAA in 1986. During the summer, she worked at The Muny from 1982 to 2021, first as a stage manager and then as company manager. Sue also taught legal issues in the arts for Webster University’s Arts Leadership graduate program from 1991 to 2021. She is a graduate of Washington University, where she majored in Art History and Urban Studies. Sue received the Missouri Arts Council Leadership in the Arts award in 2025, the Arts and Education Council Champion for the Arts award in 2019, a St. Louis Bar Foundation Spirit of Justice Award in 2017, a Kick-Ass Award in 2012 and a St. Louis Visionary Award in 2008.

Brianna McIntyre is a St. Louis-born artist whose practice investigates social and political identities through her critical spatial practice and research. A graduate of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Brianna’s work is rooted in fiber art and object design while moving in tandem with interior architecture. McIntyre is a board member at Project Fielding, a teacher’s collective in Chicago that teaches woodshop and power tool literacy to femme-identified and gender-variant youth and adults. She is also co-founder of Occupy Vacancy, a public art initiative within the Vandeventer neighborhood, and was the 2023 Wayfinding Fellow at The Luminary. McIntyre studied political science and international development at the University of Maryland – College Park and holds a bachelor’s degree in Fiber and Material Studies and Designed Objects from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She joined VLAA in 2024.

A St. Louis native, Quinton Ward is an interdisciplinary artist whose work explores where art, design, and community intertwine. His nonprofit experience includes leadership roles at Operation Food Search and MetroMarket, a mobile grocery store that travels to areas with limited access to fresh, healthy food. Quinton is a 2019 graduate of the Regional Arts Commission’s Community Arts Training Institute and was the co-creator and host of the second season of the Contemporary Art Museum’s Speak Up St. Louis podcast. He was named a 40 Under 40 by the St. Louis Business Journal in 2022. He holds a BFA in graphic design from Webster University.

Scott Miller, an amazing volunteer, has served as our Summer Associate Program Director since 2016. He was an in-house attorney at Anheuser-Busch Companies for more than 19 years before he retired.