Persistence, inspiration, and leadership define a Marion Stevenson’s journey from small-town beginnings to Governor Winthrop Rockefeller’s staff. Rejected repeatedly, she persevered, earning a chance that shaped her career.
Read MoreA History of Convening
Every detail, from the way we greet our guests to the way we facilitate dialogue, is an extension of the same hospitality that once welcomed scientists, business leaders, politicians, advocates, and celebrities to the top of Petit Jean Mountain (and still does).
Read MoreA Legacy of Growth: Green Bay Packaging
Congratulations to Green Bay Packaging on its $1 billion expansion in Morrilton. The Institute and values its long-standing
partnership with the company.
“Walks with the Governor” Goes Public
Typically, Walks with the Governor is available to organizations and Institute guests who specifically request the workshop during their stay, but it is now available to the public. To celebrate our 20th anniversary, anyone can attend a Walks with the Governor workshop — just RSVP!
Read MoreRockefellers’ Passion for Art Establishes Arkansas Arts CenterÂ
Winthrop Rockefeller played a pivotal role in shaping the state’s arts scene, most notably through the creation of the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts, originally known as the Arkansas Arts Center.Â
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