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PROMOTES A LOVE OF MUSIC BY MAINTAINING A SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. OUR VISION IS GREAT MUSIC IN EVERY LIFE.
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President & Ceo
Melia Tourangeau
Ch AI Rman
Anthony Bucci
Ch AI R Emeritus
Richard P Simmons
Vice Ch AI R
Michael Devanney
Vice Ch AI R
Jon D Walton
Secretary
Debra L Caplan
Treasurer
David Cable
Vice Ch AI R
Amy Sebastian
Director
Michele Atkins
Director
Wendy Barensfeld
Director
Robin Bernstein
Director
Eric Boughner
Director
Ellen Brooks
Director (Exit 3/25)
Ja'ron Bridges
Director
Earl Buford
Director (Entered 03/25)
Christine Camsuzou
Director
Jeffrey Craft
Director
Ann Donahue
Director
Mark Flaherty
Director (Exit 7/25)
Alexa Forte
Director (Entered 05/25)
Anne G AI Lliot
Director (Exit 1/25)
Marita Garrett
Director
Julie Gulick
Director
Matthew Helfrich
Director (Exit 3/25)
Thomas B Hotopp
Director (Entered 05/25)
Gabe Hudock
Director (Entered 07/25)
Betsy Hurtt
Director (Entered 05/25)
Thomas Kavanaugh
Director
Gina L AI Te
Director (Entered 05/25)
Kurt Lesker
Director
Michael Maglio
Director
Christopher Mccomish
Director(entered 01/25)
Susan Mcguinn
Director(entered 01/25)
Barbara Mistick
Life Director
Donald I Moritz
Director
Abby Morrison
Director
Beejee Morrison
Director (Entered 05/25)
Marlee Myers
Director
Elliott S Oshry
Director
Reshma Paranjpe
Director
Seth Pearlman
Director
Brian Portman
Director
William Rackoff
Director (Entered 11/24)
Maria Raymond
Director
Robert Reilly
Director (Entered 07/25)
Jim Rimmel
Director(entered 01/25)
Jose Sanchez
Director
Janet Sarbaugh
Director
Gregory Scott
Director (Entered 05/25)
Leigh Solomon Pugliano
Director
Jin Song
Director
Douglas Stirling
Director(entered 01/25)
Niki Theophilus
Director
Cr AI G A Tillotson
Life Director
Thomas Todd
Director
Matt Tokorcheck
Director
Christine Toretti
Director
Ryan Vaccaro
Director
Markus Weber
Director
Helge H Wehmeier
Director
Michael J White
Director
Joel Yuhas
Svp & Cfo
Bridget Meacham Kowalski
Svp & Coo
Martin Bates
Svp & Cdo
Mary Anne Talotta
Principal Trumpet
Micah Wilkinson
Assistant Concertmaster
Justine Campagna
Concertmaster
David Mccarroll
Principal French Horn
William Caballero
Principal Oboe
Cynthia Dealmeida
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