About Us - Staff Members

Marta Wojcik, Executive Director and Curator, earned her Masters in Art History at Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland. She provides overall leadership for the operation of the Foundation, including fundraising, strategic planning, public relation, administration, marketing, and financial and human resources management. Wojcik is also responsible for planning and organizing educational programming, temporary exhibits and docent training and acts as an institutional representative in the greater scholarly and museum community. She co-authored Wright Now, a project recognized by Ohio Arts Council as one of the most innovative program in Ohio for 2007, and spearheaded two collaborative projects that received recognition from the American Architectural Foundation for Best Practice in Design Education. Before joining The Westcott House Foundation, Wojcik worked as a curatorial assistant in the Department of Architecture at The Art Institute of Chicago. She conducted public tours of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Home and Studio in Oak Park, Illinois, and served as docent at The Chicago Architecture Foundation.

Charles T. Fyffe, Director of Facility Operations is responsible for the day-to-day management for the Westcott House museum facilities, as well as fiscal management, human resources data, security, and safety. Fyffe has more than twenty years of experience in facilities operations, maintenance, personnel management, project coordination, and building mechanical systems. He has also directed the operation of different trade shops. Fyffe's most recent experience is at the I.O.O.F. Home of Ohio, where he has served as director of physical plant since 1998. He previously served as facilities technical manager at Wright State University. He received his undergraduate education there and also holds several licensures.

Erik Lindsjö, Communications Manager, is responsible for the volunteer, visitor and museum store services for the Westcott House Foundation. His position entails recruiting, training and managing WHF volunteers and volunteer committees; managing museum store and customer service. Additionally, Erik manages the Westcott House Foundation’s website, spearheads efforts to enhance the Westcott House’s presence on social networking sites and assists with the matters relating to media. Erik is a graduate from Wittenberg University where he majored in Political Science and is currently pursuing a Master of Public Administration degree from the John Glenn School at the Ohio State University. Erik has previously been interning in the United States Senate in Washington, DC where he among other things conducted tours of the Capitol and surrounding buildings.