New CEO To Take Helm At DuPage Children's Museum

NAPERVILLE, IL —A new CEO has been named for DuPage Children's Museum as six-year CEO Andrea Ingram prepares to leave her role.

Kimberly Stull, who has worked at the museum for 25 years, will be the new CEO and president, effective June 8, 2026.

In her time at DuPage Children's Museum, Stull has worked as Vice President of Joyful Learning, team leader, and has "played a key role in shaping the Museum’s hands-on learning environments and expanding access to creative, interdisciplinary experiences for children and families," a news release said.

In a statement, Stull called her appointment "an incredible honor."

“I believe deeply in the power of play to spark learning and connection. As we look toward our 40th anniversary, I am excited to build on Andrea’s leadership, focus on what we do best, and continue creating meaningful, joyful experiences for every child and family we serve."

After Ingram leaves the role, she plans to take a sabbatical to spend time with her family and welcome her first grandchild.

“My goal as a leader has always been to work myself out of a job by building a team and culture that
can thrive,” Ingram shared in a statement.

“That work is complete. The leadership team is strong, the succession plan is in place, and the time has come. After six incredible years, I am confident the Museum is ready for what
comes next.”

She added, "Kim has earned this opportunity through her passion, expertise, and proven leadership. I could not be more proud or more confident in the future of this organization
under her leadership.”