The executive turnover in the auction world signals a market shift after the pandemic, an industry expert says.
Source: New York Times
Sotheby’s and Phillips Announce Departures and Arrivals
Published in Appointments and Executive Changes, ART, Auctions, Brooks, Stephen (Auction House Executive), Cappellazzo, Amy, Dolman, Edward, Phillips Auctioneers LLC and Sotheby's
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