Alice M. Greenwald
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Alice M. Greenwald Greenwald
Seeking a leader to guide a much-disputed 9/11 museum into existence at ground zero, officials announced that they had settled on Alice M. Greenwald, an associate director for museum programs at the Holocaust Museum in Washington. In Ms. Greenwald, the World Trade Center Memorial Foundation, and the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation sought someone seasoned in addressing a highly charged chapter of history to plan the museum. Ms. Greenwald began working at the Holocaust Museum as a consultant in 1986. Ms. Greenwald said it was too soon to specify an operating budget, which will devote 65,000 square feet to exhibition space, compared with the Holocaust Museum's 36,000 square feet.