Panelists
2016-2017 Presenter Level 3

September 18, 2015
9:00 AM - to conclusion
Teleconference (How to participate)

Chair: Glenn Lochrie
Program Manager: Hillary Crawford

Denise Bealin

Collier County

Senior Director, Development Operations & Communications, Artis-Naples
Former Director of Development and Communications, United Arts of Central Florida
Earned three MAXI awards from the Direct Marketing Association of Washington, D.C while at George Washington’s Mount Vernon Estate, Museum & Gardens
Bachelor of Business Administration, Pace University – Lubin School of Business

Hillsborough County

Director of Education, VSA Florida, Tampa, Florida
Former Director of Arts Access, Tennessee Arts Commission
Develops and administers state and federal grants to arts organizations, non-arts organizations, individuals and group artists producing arts projects.
Provides individual consultations, assisting constituent groups in the grant making process
Director of music at the Performing Arts Day Camp for Oklahoma City Parks and Recreation
Former choral director and teacher of music theory and music appreciation, Midwest City High School
M.A., Piano Performance, Middle Tennessee State University; M.M., Piano Performance and Pedagogy, University of Oklahoma; B.M., Piano Performance, University of Tennessee; B.S. Environmental Science, Purdue University

Miami-Dade County

Executive and Artistic Director, Coral Gables Congregational Church, Community Arts Program (CAP)
Cultural grants review panelist for Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs
New World Symphony Fellows’ Communications Coach
M.B.A., Marketing; B.S., Music Education and Voice (NATS Competition winner)

Duval County

President, Florida Theatre, Jacksonville
Served as CEO of the Count Basie Theatre for 10 years, a 1,500 seat 1926 historic theatre in Red Bank, New Jersey
Previously Managing and Artistic Director of the City University of New York’s College of Staten Island Center for the Arts (1998-2002) and the Paramount Center for the Arts in Peekskill, New York (1992-1997)
He has been a board member of the League of Historic American Theatres and President of the Consortium of Eastern Regional Theatres
Graduate of the Fredonia School of Music; MBA, Adelphi University; and a Post-Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management, Springfield College

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Program Director, Pennsylvania Council on the Arts
Oversees the Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts and serves as Program Director for Entry Track, Local Arts, Presenting, and Theatre disciplines
Former Director of Development, Habitat for Humanity serving in both Berks and Lancaster counties; Program Manager, Berks Arts Council; Festival Director of the Greater Reading Film Festival; and Senior Advertising Consultant with the Journal Register Company
Board member of the Greater Reading Young Professionals and was a member of the Lancaster Area Chamber of Commerce
Studied communication design at Kutztown University

Leon County

Executive Director, The Artist Series of Tallahassee
Previously Executive Director, Boys' Choir of Tallahassee
Extensive work experience in radio broadcasting, business ownership, marketing and promotion
Board-level experience with arts and human services programs in California, New York and Florida
B.A., Philosophy, Duke University

Palm Beach County

Bio not yet available.