Thomas Brown is a strategic communications consultant for the cultural sector. With over a decade of professional experience, he promotes arts and culture internationally, including artists, museums, commercial galleries, non-profit organizations, cultural diplomacy, tourism, and creative enterprises. Believing that each campaign deserves a tailored approach, he strives to create meaningful connections between clients and the media, influencers, and industry professionals who tell their stories. 

Thomas draws from a wealth of professional experience. He has held positions at several public relations and marketing agencies specializing in arts and culture. He was previously employed in the external affairs department at the Calder Foundation, where he promoted the life and work of the acclaimed artist Alexander Calder around the globe. Thomas began his career as the assistant to French and Italian Vogue veteran writer, editor, filmmaker, and photographer, Debra Scherer, before which he completed internships at commercial galleries and in the public relations department of a contemporary art museum.

Thomas earned a Bachelor of Arts in Visual and Critical Studies from Hampshire College, a Certificate in Management from Harvard Business School, and a Certificate in French Language from École Polytechnique. He has completed courses at Amherst College, Brooklyn Institute for Social Research, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and Smith College. He is a Young Patron of the American Friends of the Louvre and the French Institute Alliance Française, as well as a member of the French-American Chamber of Commerce.