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Florida Presenters Fall Summit Attendee List Florida Presenters Fall Summit Attendee List The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts Oscar Quesada [email protected] Ellen Rusconi [email protected] Liz Wallace [email protected] Joanne Benko [email protected] G Young [email protected] Artis-Naples David Filner [email protected] T. McDevitt [email protected] J. Poppert [email protected] Arts Garage Marjorie Waldo [email protected] Ethan [email protected] Serena [email protected] ASM Global - Jacksonville (Ritz Theatre & Museum) Stacy Aubrey [email protected] J. Mahaley [email protected] B. McCoy [email protected] Aventura Arts & Cultural Center Jeff Kiltie [email protected] M. fulfaro [email protected] J. Lerner [email protected] Professional Facilities Management (Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall) Scott Saxon [email protected] P. Welty [email protected] J. Iverson [email protected] Beaches Fine Arts Series Kathryn Wallis [email protected] Big 3 Entertainment (Mahaffey Theater) Joe Santiago [email protected] Big Arts Naomi Buck [email protected] M. Dest [email protected] W. Harriman [email protected] R. Jones [email protected] Friends of Boca Grande Community Center Debbie Frank [email protected] M. Howell [email protected] Broward Center for the Performing Arts Matthew Mcneil [email protected] Jill Kratish [email protected] J. Sierra Grobbelaar [email protected] T. Lessig [email protected] Center for the Arts at River Ridge Rick D'onofrio [email protected] Faith Brooks [email protected] Central Park Performing Arts Center Rob mondora [email protected] D. Pinto [email protected] J. Ingrao [email protected] Century Village Theaters / WPB, Boca Raton, Pembroke Pines Abby Koffler [email protected] M. Caza [email protected] Charles F. Dodge City Center Steven Clark [email protected] Chipola College Evelyn Wood [email protected] Clemont Performing Arts Center Chris Dudeck [email protected] Johnathan Pominville [email protected] Culture Shock Miami (Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs) Christina Tassy Beauvoir [email protected] Mary Margaret Dale [email protected] City of Daytona Beach Chad Smith [email protected] [email protected] Don [email protected] Delray Beach Playhouse Kevin Barrett [email protected] Dr Phillips Center for the Performing Arts Jay Cohen [email protected] Jason [email protected] Don [email protected] Flagler Auditorium Center for the Performing Arts Amelia Fulmer [email protected] University of Florida Brain Jose [email protected] Elizabeth Auer [email protected] B. Nappy [email protected] M. Cox [email protected] FSCJ Artist Series Milt Russo [email protected] Karen Williams [email protected] Karen Longacre [email protected] Opening Nights @ Florida State University K. M. Woods [email protected] Opening Nights @ Florida State University R. Dirr [email protected] Larry [email protected] Florida Theatre Performing Arts Center Kevin Stone [email protected] Jake [email protected] Saul [email protected] Glenridge on Palmer Ranch Ben Turnoff [email protected] Sarah Hoover [email protected] Gold Coast Jazz Society Pam Dearden [email protected] Friends of Hemming Park Liz McCoy [email protected] Jacksonville Symphony Peter Gladstone [email protected] Sydney Schless [email protected] King Center for the Performing Arts Karen Wilson [email protected] Justin MacCulley [email protected] R Adams [email protected] The Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts Tracy Butler [email protected] Brandon Newman [email protected] Hansen [email protected] Birdsey [email protected] Rogers [email protected] Lakeland Center, The / George Jenkins Arena, Youkey Theatre (RP Funding Center) Scott Sloman [email protected] Jason Refermat [email protected] Joseph Havens [email protected] Friends of the Lyric, Inc. Kia Fontaine [email protected] Mike Barton [email protected] SueNauss [email protected] The Manatee Players, Inc Janene Amick [email protected] Rick Kirby [email protected] Mattie Kelly Fine & Performing Arts Center Jeanette Shires [email protected] M. Stratco [email protected] Miami-Dade County Auditorium (Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs) Patricia Arbelaez [email protected] Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs/South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center Javier Siut [email protected] Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs/South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center Eric Fliss [email protected] Annie Hoffman [email protected] Harry Schueren [email protected] Miami Theater Center Victoria Row-Traster [email protected] National YoungArts Foundation Roberta Behrendt Fliss [email protected] Rebekah Lengel [email protected] Matt Neilson [email protected] H. Dempster [email protected] L. Leone [email protected] Ocean Reef Cultural Center John Hunt [email protected] Old School Square Ryan Holland [email protected] Shannon Eadon [email protected] Jayson Tomasheski [email protected] Olympia Center Inc. Robert Geitner [email protected] Palm Beach State College Mark Alexander [email protected] Jennifer Anderson [email protected] Polk State College Nancy Lozell [email protected] Pompano Beach Cultural Affairs Department Jody Leshinsky [email protected] Phillys Korab [email protected] The Rhythm Foundation. Inc Laura [email protected] Benton Galgay [email protected] The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art Elizabeth Doud [email protected] Jemma Fagler [email protected] Sonjia Shea [email protected] Ruth Eckerd Hall Jacob Rosado [email protected] Bobby Rossi [email protected] Brandon Groc [email protected] T. Smith [email protected] A. Turley [email protected] Seminole Theatre Katherine Rubio [email protected] The Sharon L. Morse Performing Arts Center, The Villages, FL Elizabeth Constant [email protected] The Society of the Four Arts Phillip J. Bergmann [email protected] H. Roth [email protected] South Florida State College Cindy Garren [email protected] G. Carney [email protected] Straz Center for the Performing Arts, Inc. Jeanne Piazza [email protected] Roxanne Gallo [email protected] Joel Lisi [email protected] Summer Bohnenkamp [email protected] Gerard Siegler [email protected] City of Sunrise Daniel Domoinique [email protected] Sunrise Theatre for the Performing Arts Sharon Engel [email protected] Savannah Richmond [email protected] A. Satterlee [email protected] St. John's County Cultural Events Division Cari Baker [email protected] C. Libertore [email protected] R. Hall [email protected] St. Johns River State College Anna Zirbel [email protected] Jolynn Carter [email protected] Jan-Hein Phelps [email protected] Tarpon Arts Diane Wood [email protected] TCMA/Township Center for Performing Arts Kristen Ernst [email protected] Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall Mary Bensel [email protected] Kelli Maldonado [email protected] Stephen Baker [email protected] Kyle Turoff [email protected] Derick Kitson [email protected] Victory Productions Keith Hinson [email protected] Fernando Varela [email protected].
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