UPCOMING WEBINAR
Navigating the DAMS Buyer's Journey with Nasher Sculpture Center
April 15, 2026 • 1 pm ET / 10 am PT
Too many digital assets and no time to find a solution? Knowing where to even start a DAMS buyer’s journey can feel daunting.
As files multiply and scatter across your institution, the need for a centralized solution—like a digital asset management system (DAMS)—becomes urgent. But the path forward isn’t always clear.
In this session, Nasher Sculpture Center's Jacques Haba, Head of Digital Operations and Strategy, and Molly Tepera, Digital Asset Specialist, will share their approach to navigating a DAMS selection process—and how it led to the right option for the museum.
Join us for a candid look into what their team learned, what surprised them, and what they’d do differently.
You'll come away with fresh insights on how to:
- Evaluate your institution's DAM needs
- Know what to look for and assess your options
- Secure buy-in from stakeholders
- Find a DAMS that can actually integrate with your CMS
- Make a confident final decision
SPEAKERS
Hear from thought leaders in GLAMP
Jacques Haba
Head of Digital Operations and Strategy
Nasher Sculpture Center
Jacques Haba is Head of Digital Operations and Strategy at the Nasher Sculpture Center. With over 14 years of experience in cultural heritage, he oversees initiatives that build the digital infrastructure, connecting audiences to meaningful digital experiences.
His work includes implementing the museum’s first digital asset management system, launching automated communication platforms, and leading the development of the museum’s website into a modern, integrated platform.
Jacques focuses on future-ready digital transformation, turning complex technology into tools teams can adopt and to power storytelling, audience engagement, and more connected museum operations.
Molly Tepera
Digital Asset Specialist
Nasher Sculpture Center
Molly Tepera is the Digital Asset Specialist at the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas, Texas. Before working at the Nasher, she worked in public and academic libraries.
She received her bachelor’s degree in History and International Studies from Texas A&M University and her master’s degree in Library Science from the University of North Texas. She became a certified archivist in 2023.
Her favorite art historical movement is Post Impressionism, her favorite artist is Joseph Mallord William Turner, and her favorite thing to do at art museums is listen to children explain the artworks to adults.
In her free time, she enjoys volunteering at community archives, playing with her dog, and learning about world history.