ArtsQuest announces that Attorney Gregg M. Feinberg has been elected chair of the ArtsQuest Board of Trustees. Feinberg, a Salisbury Township resident, will serve a one-year term as chair of the 21-member board, which is responsible for the overall governance of the nonprofit community arts organization.

A graduate of the University of Pittsburgh in 1980 and the University of Pittsburgh School of Law in 1983, Feinberg is the principal in the Allentown-based Feinberg Law Office and Feinberg Real Estate Advisors, LLC. Since 1997, he has worked as a commercial and industrial real estate developer, with projects ranging from the preservation of the Johnson Machinery Building in Bethlehem to the development of the Information Technology Center at Lehigh Carbon Community College.

In 2009, Bethlehem Mayor John Callahan tapped Feinberg to serve as consultant and project manager for the City of Bethlehem during the development of the public spaces at SteelStacks including the Levitt Pavilion and Bethlehem Visitor’s Center. In his role, Feinberg worked closely with the Bethlehem Redevelopment Authority on the coordination and management of the architects, engineers and various stakeholders associated with the urban revitalization project, which in 2014 was awarded a prestigious Urban Land Institute Global Award for Excellence.

From 2004-’07, Feinberg served as treasurer of the ArtsQuest Foundation, and he has been a member of the ArtsQuest Board of Trustees since 2013. In addition to ArtsQuest, he has been involved with several other corporate and community boards including the Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce, where he served as the chairman from 2009-’13.

Additional ArtsQuest Board of Trustees officers are:

Vice Chair:       James Creedon, Senior Vice President of Operations at Temple University
Secretary:       James Nallo, Community Volunteer
Treasurer:       Mark Jobes, Senior Vice President of Commercial Lending at Lafayette Ambassador Bank