Bruce Davis was the CEO of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences from 1989 to 2011, leading the organization through a significant expansion of staff and establishing its film archive at the Pickford Center.
After retiring in 2011, Davis continued to work on a definitive history of the early days of the Oscars, retaining an office at the Pickford Center.
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Bruce Davis played a significant role in shaping the Academy and its history, and his legacy will continue to be felt in the film industry
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