Frances Iger Laterman Named Pinnacle Professional by The Inner Circle

Laterman’s professional path began following her tenure at Syracuse University, where she studied fine arts and international relations between 1954 and 1959. This academic foundation propelled a career defined by navigating the complexities of the private art market, where she has served as a trusted advisor to collectors across the United States. Her reputation relies on a blend of integrity and a precise eye for emerging artistic talent, which has facilitated numerous high-level acquisitions and consulting engagements.

Beyond her work in the gallery space, Laterman’s career includes significant ventures in the fashion industry. She notably bridged the gap between high-fashion designers and furriers, while her work designing faux-fur sportswear provided a functional shift in the textile lining business. Her commitment to broader social impact is equally defined by her long-standing philanthropic efforts, particularly her support for the Jewish community and her active involvement with prominent figures in cancer research.