A new era for the Cleveland International Film Festival will start in June when new executive director Hermione Malone takes over for the organization's longtime leader, Marcie Goodman.. CIFF on ...

CIFF is facing staff departures, financial woes and sponsor uncertainty. Can it survive to celebrate its 50th year?

When Hermione Malone picks up the phone, she does not pronounce her first name the way we’d come to expect but instead emphasizes the long O sound at the end and leaves out the hard E. That is ...

Hermione Malone, Executive director at Cleveland International Film Festival, is one of Crain's Cleveland New Faces in New Places. The film festival in May announced the appointment of Malone, ...

In her office at University Hospitals, Hermione Malone displays a poster of her native Detroit and a bumper sticker praising That School Up North. But Malone, president of the local Junior League ...

CIFF49, which opens Thursday at Playhouse Square and runs through April 5, is the first under executive director Hermione Malone, who joined the organization in June.

Hermione Malone has also spent a significant part of her career championing nonprofit leadership. As the Executive Director of Go.Be., a New Orleans-based nonprofit, she advocated for resources that ...

When Hermione Malone picks up the phone, she does not pronounce her first name the way we’d come to expect but instead emphasizes the long O sound at the end and leaves out the hard E.

Hermione Malone, left, has been named the next executive director of the Cleveland International Film Festival, while Bilgesu Sisman will serve as the next director of the Cleveland Institute of ...

Cleveland International Film Festival Executive Director Hermione Malone artist Brian Jasinski join 3News Go! to talk about what's new at this year's CIFF. More for You.

Go.Be, formerly Good Work Network, recently announced the launch of its Elevate Fund to help entrepreneurial minority and women small business owners gain access to additional resources to grow.

Since its founding in 1977, the Cleveland International Film Festival has had just three executive directors. The fourth, Hermione Malone, starts June 10. The Detroit native previously spent 13 ...