Jean Bubley serves as the Owner and Director of the Esther Bubley Archive, where she expertly manages the legacy of her aunt, renowned photojournalist Esther Bubley. With a robust background in project management, Jean has successfully coordinated efforts between archivists, photo historians, and various stakeholders...
Jean Bubley serves as the Owner and Director of the Esther Bubley Archive, where she expertly manages the legacy of her aunt, renowned photojournalist Esther Bubley. With a robust background in project management, Jean has successfully coordinated efforts between archivists, photo historians, and various stakeholders to meticulously organize and preserve the extensive collection of photographs and documents. Her current projects include the reconstruction of Esther Bubley’s assignments, which not only highlights the significant historical context of her work but also brings to light the artistry and storytelling inherent in photojournalism.
Under Jean's leadership, the archive has published a comprehensive book detailing Esther Bubley’s illustrious career, showcasing her contributions to the field and the impact of her visual narratives. Additionally, Jean has spearheaded the development of an e-book that features a compelling photo essay, further expanding the accessibility of her aunt's work to a broader audience. Her unique ability to foster collaboration among diverse teams has been instrumental in bridging gaps between departments, ensuring that each project aligns with the archive's mission of honoring and promoting the legacy of photojournalism.
Incorporating her technical skills in software development, including proficiency in SQL, XML, and ASP.NET, Jean has also enhanced the digital infrastructure of the archive, making it easier for researchers and enthusiasts to engage with the collection. Her commitment to preserving the past while embracing modern technology exemplifies her innovative approach to project management in the archival field. Through her work, Jean Bubley not only honors her aunt's legacy but also contributes to the ongoing dialogue about the importance of visual storytelling in contemporary society.
