The Green-Wood Cemetery Welcomes Heather Malin As CFO/VP

The Green-Wood Cemetery today announced the appointment of Heather Malin as Chief Financial Officer and Vice President.

Heather has over 25 years of experience in institutional leadership, advancement, and financial oversight, working with organizations in several sectors, including higher education, historic preservation, and the arts.

She comes to Green-Wood from Brooklyn Public Library, where she was Director of the Center for Brooklyn History. Her previous positions include Interim Chief Financial Officer, Vice President for Advancement, and Director of Development at the Brooklyn Historical Society. She was a founding partner of the Mason Philanthropy Group and served as an Assistant Dean for Development & Alumni Relations for the Faculty of the Arts and Sciences at New York University. She has also held positions in development at Fordham University and Columbia Law School.

A resident of Kensington, a neighborhood adjacent to Green-Wood, Heather holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature from Vassar College.

“We are thrilled to have Heather join our team,” said Richard Moylan, President of The Green-Wood Cemetery. “Her extensive background in finance and strategic planning will be invaluable as we continue to enhance our operations and fulfill our mission of preserving history and serving the community.”

“I am truly honored to join Green-Wood, an institution that plays such a vital role in the community,” Heather Malin said. “I look forward to working with the team at Green-Wood to support its mission and to ensure the long-term financial health and sustainability of the institution."

Established in 1838, The Green-Wood Cemetery, a National Historic Landmark, is recognized as one of the world’s most beautiful cemeteries. As the permanent residence of over 570,000 individuals, Green-Wood’s magnificent grounds, grand architecture, and world-class statuary have made it a destination for half a million visitors annually, including national and international tourists, New Yorkers, and Brooklynites.

At the same time, Green-Wood is also an outdoor museum, an arboretum, and a repository of history. Throughout the year, it offers innovative programs in arts and culture, nature and the environment, education, workforce development, restoration, and research, as well as bold initiatives in climate resiliency and sustainability. For more information, please visit www.green-wood.com.