“The Maryland Symphony Orchestra has named a new executive director. Stephen Marc Beaudoin was appointed by the orchestra’s Board of Directors to start Sept. 11,” reads an unsigned article in Wednesday’s (8/30) Herald-Mail (Hagerstown, MD). “He succeeds Michael Jonnes, who is retiring from the position after … having served as MSO executive director since 2013. Beaudoin most recently worked for seven years as executive director of PHAME, an Oregon-based arts nonprofit serving artists and musicians with intellectual disabilities. During his tenure, Beaudoin led the organization through a significant turnaround and comprehensive expansion…. Prior to PHAME, Beaudoin worked as a consultant on fundraising, marketing/communications and organizational development for more than a dozen nonprofit organizations; and as a working musician, stage director and actor…. Beaudoin graduated from Boston’s New England Conservatory of Music with a bachelor’s degree in vocal performance. He is a board member of and strategic adviser to the HMF Beaudoin Family Foundation.” MSO Music Director Elizabeth Schulze said, “I’m truly looking forward to working with Stephen. He brings new ideas and fresh energy to the MSO. Together, with our dedicated board, musicians and staff we’re going to ensure a vibrant and thriving orchestra that will serve our community for years to come.”
Posted September 6, 2017
