Celebrating and supporting LIVE MUSIC by providing resources and assistance to small music venues across America.

Producer, curator, and production consultant for arts and music events, festivals, and tours. Projects include, but are not limited to:►Hudson Hall, Hudson, NY (August 2020 - Present): Curator of the annual Hudson Jazz Festival, a series of jazz concerts and public programming at Hudson Hall, Hudson, NY.►Lincoln Center Restart Stages Festival (2021): Working with Lincoln Center's first Poet-in-Residence, Mahogany L. Browne, producing a summer-long series of in person and virtual events entitled "We Are The Work".►Jazz for America Fundraising Concert (October 2020): Production coordination in partnership with the Biden Victory Fund, for a fundraiser concert filmed live outdoors at City Winery Hudson Valley, streamed on Zoom and Facebook.►March on Washington Film Festival (September 2020): Advisor to the artistic team supporting the transition to a virtual edition of the festival.

Led the Concerts and Touring department, charged with implementing the vision of Managing and Artistic Director, Wynton Marsalis, and managing a $12 million concerts and touring business. Oversaw a 20-person team responsible for artistic programming, orchestra touring, concert producing, ticket sales & marketing, audio & video capture, live streaming, and music administration.Generated $1 million+ increase in earned revenue and annual funding support by restructuring tour booking paradigm for the JALC Orchestra. Brought booking in house, resulting in longer education residencies with greater impact.Expanded organization’s international reach by initiating and successfully producing tours and residencies in China, South Africa, South America, Australia and New Zealand. Streamed more than 1,400 concerts to more than 96 countries, with over 8.8 million views by upgrading JALC’s live broadcast production capability.Negotiated, managed, and implemented provisions of collective bargaining agreements with the Associated Federation of Musicians, Local 802, and IATSE Local 764, The Wardrobe Union.

Planned and produced JALC’s annual concert season productions and JALC Orchestra repertory season, including programming collaborations and co-productions. Curated "MoMA Summergarden: New Music for New York," presenting emerging and established jazz artists and composers in MoMA's sculpture garden for premieres of newly-composed works.Conceived and initiated live concert webcasts from JALC stages, creating and developing an online gathering space for a worldwide audience of fans, supporters, and artists. Developed JALC’s co-production relationship with NY City Center, reprising the musical ‘Cotton Club Parade’ and successfully developing the production on Broadway as Tony Award-winning ‘After Midnight’ (2013)

Promoted to manage a team of concert producers responsible for staging season concerts at Frederick P. Rose Hall and direct orchestra activities, operations, and artistic administration for the JALC Orchestra.

Transitioned from production into programming role, as producer of season performances and collaborations, including two successful co-productions with City Center Encores! and the NEA Jazz Master Awards Ceremony and Concert.

Production management and stage management of concerts on the Lincoln Center campus, leading to the planning and execution of the Grand Opening of Frederick P. Rose Hall on October 18, 2004, the newest concert venue at Lincoln Center, designed and built for jazz.

Supported operations in the painting studio of renowned artist David Reed. Coordinated with Mr. Reed's then gallerist, Max Protetch, museum curators, and private collectors. Assisted with organization of artworks for a major survey of work held at the Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego, "David Reed Paintings: Motion Pictures".