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14, 2016 Delegates by Region 97th ISPA Congress, Performance! Delegates by Region New York City: January 12 – 14, 2016 * Bolded delegates indicate a STAR member. Updated on 1/21/2016 Region Name/ Position Organization/ Location Website Australia Tony Grierson AEGEUS Arts Search http://www.aegeus.asia CEO Potts Point, NSW, Australia Australia Sarah Hunt Arts Centre Melbourne Executive, Devlpmt & Audience Engagement Melbourne, Australia Australia Tam Nguyen Arts Centre Melbourne http://www.artscentremelbourne.com.au Producer, 98th ISPA Congress, Melbourne Melbourne, VIC, Australia Australia Michael Stevens Arts Centre Melbourne http://www.artscentremelbourne.com.au Director of Programming Melbourne, VIC, Australia Australia Catherine Jones Arts House http://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/artshouse General Manager North Melbourne, VIC, Australia Australia Angharad Wynne-Jones Arts House http://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/artshouse Artistic Director Melbourne, VIC, Australia Australia Collette Brennan Australia Council for the Arts http://www.australiacouncil.gov.au Director International Development Sydney, NSW, Australia Australia Wendy Were Australia Council for the Arts http://www.australiacouncil.gov.au Executive Director Arts Strategy Sydney, NSW, Australia Australia Vanessa Pigrum Chunky Move http://www.chunkymove.com.au Executive Director Southbank, VIC, Australia Australia Charlie Cush Circa http://www.circa.org.au General Manager Fortitude Valley, QLD, Australia Australia Theresa Famularo Cre8ion http://www.cre8ion.com.au Producer West End, QLD, Australia Australia Simeon Moran ILBIJERRI Theatre Company http://ilbijerri.com.au/ Executive Producer North Melbourne, Australia Australia Fiona MacDonald Imaginary Theatre http://www.imaginarytheatre.org General Manager/Executive Producer Brisbane, QLD, Australia Australia Annette Vieusseux Lucy Guerin Inc http://www.lucyguerininc.com Executive Producer West Melbourne, Australia Australia Jonathan Holloway Melbourne Festival Artistic Director Melbourne, VIC, Australia Australia Martina Murray Melbourne Theatre Company http://www.mtc.com.au Producer Southbank, VIC, Australia Australia Simon Hinton Merrigong Theatre Company http://www.merrrigong.com.au Artistic Director/ CEO Wollongong, NSW, Australia Australia Paul Grabowsky Monash Academy of Perf. Arts, Monash U. http://artsonline.monash.edu.au/mapa/ Executive Director Melbourne, VIC, Australia Australia Nina Bonacci one step at a time like this / Sisters Grimm Producer Brunswick, VC, Australia Australia Rachael Whitworth Performing Lines http://www.performinglineswa.org.au Producer Perth, WA, Australia Australia Kirsten Siddle Queensland Performing Arts Centre http://www.qpac.com.au Associate Director - Programming South Bank, Australia Australia Robina Burton Ranters Theatre Executive Producer St Kilda, VIC, Australia Australia Louise Herron Sydney Opera House http://www.sydneyoperahouse.com CEO Sydney, NSW, Australia Austria Yalyle Cardona CardonART Mag. MAS St. Andrä-Wördern, Austria Belgium Koen Maes Brussels Jazz Orchestra http://www.brusselsjazzorchestra.com Manager Brussels, Belgium Belgium Roel Vanhoeck Center for Fine Arts Brussels http://www.bozar.be Head of Production Music Brussels, Belgium Belgium Andrew Manning European Concert Hall Organisation Manager Brussels, Belgium Belgium Stef Coninx Flanders Arts Institute http://www.flandersartsinstitute.be/ Intl Relations & Classical Music Brussels, Belgium Belgium Katie Vickers Kosmonaut Productions Choreographer Brussels, Belgium Belgium Daan Bauwens Music Center De Bijloke Gent http://www.debijloke.be General Manager Gent, Belgium Belgium Frank Pauwels Music Center De Bijloke Gent http://www.debijloke.be Head artistic planning Gent, Belgium Bermuda Ian Davidson Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts Chairman Hamilton, Bermuda Bermuda David Skinner Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts Executive Director Paget, Bermuda Brazil Felipe Cesar Sanchez Alma Cultura http://www.almacultura.com.br Director São Paulo, Brazil Brazil Luiz Coradazzi British Council Brazil http://www.britishcouncil.org/brazil Director of Arts São Paulo, Brazil Brazil Eric Klug British Council Brazil Director, São Paulo São Paulo, Brazil www.ispa.org 1 of 16 97th ISPA Congress, Performance! Delegates by Region New York City: January 12 – 14, 2016 * Bolded delegates indicate a STAR member. Updated on 1/21/2016 Region Name/ Position Organization/ Location Website Brazil Daniel Valeriano da Silva Camerata Latino Americana Executive Director São Paulo, Brazil Brazil Claudia Toni Centro Universitário Maria Antonia Music Advisor São Paulo, Brazil Brazil Frederico Lohmann Cultura Artística São Paulo, Brazil Brazil Cris Olivieri Olivieri e Associados Advogados Director Sao Paulo, Brazil Brazil Sandra Rodrigues Relacionarte Rio de Janeiro & São Paulo, Brazil Brazil Aurea Vieira Sesc http://www.sescsp.org.br International Affairs Manager São Paulo, Brazil Brazil Aldo Luiz Valentim Student São Paulo, Brazil Bulgaria Atanas Maev Derida Dance Center, Bulgaria http://www.derida-dance.com CEO Sofia, Bulgaria Cambodia Rithisal Kang Amrita Performing Arts Executive Director Phnom Penh, Cambodia Canada Nassib El-Husseini 7 Fingers http://www.7fingers.com CEO Montreal, QC, Canada Canada Shivani Saini Atelier Culturati http://www.atelierculturati.com Founder, Producer & Consultant Edmonton, AB, Canada Canada Susan Chalmers Gauvin Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada http://www.atlanticballet.ca CEO Moncton, NB, Canada Canada Robert Baird BAM! Baird Artists Management Consulting http://www.bairdartists.com Consultant Alliston, ON, Canada Canada Marie-Catherine LaPointe Boulev'Art Artists' Management http://www.boulevart.ca President Montreal, QC, Canada Canada Rochelle Hum Canada Council for the Arts Program Officer, Dance Section Ottowa, ON, Canada Canada Kelly Langgard Canada Council for the Arts http://www.canadacouncil.ca/audience-and-market- Head, Audience & Market Development Ottowa, ON, Canada development-office Canada Glenn Hodgins Canadian Music Centre Executive Director Toronto, ON, Canada Canada Joyce Hinton Chan Centre for the Performing Arts http://www.chancentre.com Co-Managing Director Vancouver, BC, Canada Canada Alain Paré CINARS CEO Montreal, QC, Canada Canada Robert Graham Diamond Schmitt Architects http://www.dsai.ca Principal Toronto, ON, CA Canada Sybil Wa Diamond Schmitt Architects Associate Toronto, ON, Canada Canada Jim Smith Eponymous Producer Vancouver, BC, Canada Canada Dani Fecko Fascinator Management President Vancouver, BC, Canada Canada Eric Lariviere Flato Markham Theatre General Manager Markham, ON, Canada Canada Margaret Genovese Genovese Vanderhoof & Associates Senior Partner Toronto, ON, Canada Canada Ann Summers Dossena Intl Resource Ctr for Performing Artists http://IRCPA.net Founder/Director Toronto, ON, Canada Canada Marianne McKenna KPMB Architects http://www.kpmbarchitects.com Partner Toronto, ON, Canada Canada Barbara Scales Latitude 45 Arts http://www.latitude45arts.com President Montreal, QC, Canada Canada Marie-Christine Dufour Lemieux Pilon 4D Art Executive Director Montreal, QC, Canada Canada Tina Diab Les 7 doigts de la main- 7 Fingers http://www.7fingers.com Director of Business Development Montreal, QC, Canada Canada Corinne Jozsef Les Grands Ballets Canadiens Director of Touring and Guest Companies Montreal, QC, Canada Canada Gradimir Pankov Les Grands Ballets Canadiens http://www.grandsballets.com Artistic Director Montreal, QC, Canada Canada Anthony Sargent CBE Luminato Festival https://www.luminatofestival.com/ CEO Toronto, ON, Canada Canada Clyde Wagner Luminato Festival https://luminatofestival.com/ Executive Producer Toronto, ON, Canada Canada Jörn Weisbrodt Luminato Festival https://luminatofestival.com/ Artistic Director Toronto, ON, Canada Canada Joel Klein Made in BC - Dance on Tour http://www.madeinbc.org Executive Director Vancouver, BC, Canada www.ispa.org 2 of 16 97th ISPA Congress, Performance! Delegates by Region New York City: January 12 – 14, 2016 * Bolded delegates indicate a STAR member. Updated on 1/21/2016 Region Name/ Position Organization/ Location Website Canada Deane Cameron Massey Hall & Roy Thomson Hall http://www.masseyhall.com President & CEO Toronto, ON, Canada Canada Chris Lorway Massey Hall & Roy Thomson Hall http://www.masseyhall.com Director, Programming & Marketing Toronto, ON, Canada Canada Ryan Cunningham Native Earth Performing Arts Artistic Director Toronto, ON, Canada Canada Marcus Youssef Neworld Theatre, Van Arts Policy Council http://www.neworldtheatre.com Artistic Director Vancouver, BC, Canada Canada Nova Bhattacharya Nova Dance http://novadance.ca Artistic Director Toronto, ON, Canada Canada Carolyn Vesely Ontario Arts Council http://arts.on.ca Director of Granting Toronto, ON, Canada Canada Warren Garrett Ontario Presents http://www.ontariopresents.ca Executive Director Toronto, ON, Canada Canada Judy Harquail Ontario Presents Arts Consultant Toronto, ON, Canada Canada Akilah Newton Overture with the Arts http://owta.org Executive Director Kirkland, QC, Canada Canada Duff Ryan Red Sky Performance/Ryan Co. Architect http://www.ryancompany.ca Architect Toronto, ON, Canada Canada Sandra Laronde Red Sky Performance/The Banff Centre http://www.redskyperformance.com Artistic Director Toronto, ON, Canada Canada Chris Turyk Royal Winnipeg Ballet http://www.rwb.org Director of Company Operations Winnipeg, MB, Canada Canada David Warburton Royal Winnipeg Ballet http://www.rwb.org Company Manager Winnipeg, MB, Canada Canada Fannie Bellefeuille RUBBERBANDance
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