Oregon Zoo
Beth Redmond-Jones is an accomplished leader in the field of museum and aquarium exhibition and management, currently serving as the Director of Campus Planning and Development at Oregon Zoo, where responsibilities include overseeing a $380M bond-funded redesign to enhance animal care standards and guest engagement. Prior to this role, Beth held the position of Vice President of Exhibitions at Monterey Bay Aquarium, where strategic planning and creative leadership in public programming and exhibitions were instrumental in promoting ocean conservation. Additional experience includes leadership roles at San Diego Natural History Museum, Redmond-Jones & Associates, and Aquarium of the Pacific, alongside an academic role as Adjunct Faculty for the online MA in Museum Studies program at Johns Hopkins University. Beth holds a MA in Museum Studies from John F. Kennedy University and a BA in Art History from the University of New Hampshire.
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Oregon Zoo
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The Oregon Zoo connects communities to the wonder of wildlife to create a better future for all. We are a hub for science, conservation, education and animal well-being delivering the highest quality of care to 165 species and subspecies. Community supported since 1888, we are part of Metro, greater Portland’s regional government — inspiring and welcoming guests and community members of all ages, abilities and backgrounds.