Decades of hands-on fabrication and installation experience, coupled with years of project estimating and a passion for generating creative ideas, uniquely qualifies Phil Paramore as Museum Arts’s president. Today, he oversees financial performance, creative initiatives, and Museum Arts’s commitment to crafting the industry highest quality exhibits. Phil graduated from Texas Tech University with a Bachelor of Arts in Advertising.

As CFO, Emmanuel Leeper is responsible for the overarching financial strategy, as well as day-to-day financial management at Museum Arts. He came to Museum Arts with more than 15 years of experience in finance. When not crunching numbers, you'll probably find Manny on his guitar; he's been playing in bands since he was fifteen. While he cut his teeth on Rock and Roll, Manny admires the blues above all, knowing that what they say is true: 'you have to have had the blues to play the blues'. Manny cites one of his most memorable learning experiences as a bus ride through Mississippi and Alabama in the early 1980's where he saw first hand the results of segregation. He realized how far the US has come, and that he needed to do his part in how much there still is to be done.

Robert Hamilton stepped on board at Museum Arts in 2014 as the art department manager. His background in display design and fabrication coupled with many years’ experience as an art maker allow him to oversee our imaginative staff and ensure that we meet deadlines and achieve quality standards. Under his direction, creativity flourishes. Robert is a fine arts graduate of the University of North Texas and father of two teenage girls, and enjoys music, art-making, and spending time with Angela, his awesome wife of 18 years. He thoroughly enjoys the varied subject matter and high-energy productivity at Museum Arts.

Director of Fabrication Tom Zimmer has 13 years of fabrication and installation experience with Museum Arts. He has been an important part of making designs a reality for the Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, the Houston Fire Museum, the Museum of Living Art at the Fort Worth Zoo, and the Witte Museum, among others. Tom holds a Bachelor of Arts in Biology from Western State College in Colorado. He also studied Computer and Electronic Technology at the DeVry Institute.