The Bruce Museum is bringing in a group of Greenwich finance and business leaders as it prepares for its next chapter following a major expansion.

The museum announced Tuesday that it elected new board officers for fiscal year 2027, naming Charles M. Royce as vice chair, William F. Ruprecht and Karen S. Keegan as co-chairs, and Abiodun Tobun as treasurer.

The leadership changes come as the museum considers a future endowment campaign after completing its $68 million expansion in 2023. The project added new galleries and event space, expanding the museum to 43,000 square feet.

The museum has not announced a fundraising goal or timeline for the campaign.

Royce, founder of Royce Investment Partners, has supported the museum for years, including through the Charles M. and Deborah G. Royce Exhibition Fund. Ruprecht previously led Sotheby’s, while Prager, a retired BlackRock executive and new assistant treasurer, donated his Federal Duck Stamp art collection to the museum.

The museum also added five new trustees and re-elected three current board members.

With about 100,000 visitors annually, the Bruce Museum is one of Greenwich’s largest cultural institutions. The new board will help guide the museum’s growth after its recent expansion.