CEO Of American Revolution Museum Resigns
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- The man who help transform an idea into the Museum of the American Revolution has resigned as the museum's CEO. He will however serve as an adviser.
"If I don't do it now, I'm not going to do it. So I feel really good about this," said Michael Quinn.
The 65-year-old Quinn is changing titles, from the museum's CEO to: "I'm am President Emeritus for the Museum of the American Revolution"
Today we have some bittersweet news to share: Michael Quinn will be stepping down as President and CEO & embarking on a new chapter in his career. Read about his distinguished tenure at the Museum & future plans here: https://t.co/VWtnrsTIUh
— Museum of the American Revolution (@AmRevMuseum) March 22, 2018
Huzzah Mike! pic.twitter.com/wMBGZmtOjB
Mr. Quinn says he will now have the freedom and time to explore his interests and passions.
"I have already joined the board of the US Capitol Historical Society, I want to do more of that kind of thing because I always thought it was kind of a conflict. There are a couple of projects I wanted to get involved in. I have been thinking of writing," said Quinn.
The Museum of the American Revolution in Old City is getting ready to celebrate one year in operation next month.