Kirkland Performance Center Hires Development Associate
Kirkland Performance Center is pleased to announce a recent addition to our staff: Wes Andrews is the new KPC Development Associate.
Kirkland, WA (PRWEB) September 8, 2006
Kirkland Performance Center is pleased to announce a recent addition to our staff: Wes Andrews is the new KPC Development Associate.
“We are fortunate to have Wes join us at KPC,” said Development Director Dan Mayer. “He brings a wealth of experience in nonprofit administration and demonstrated skill for organizing projects and managing volunteers.”
“Following a very long process, I am extremely happy that we have filled our Development Associate position,” added Executive Director Steve Lerian. “With our development team now in place, I believe we are in excellent position to complete the year strongly.”
Andrews has lived in King County since 2004 and has had the privilege of working for a number of non-profits including the Washington State Arts Alliance and the Boys & Girls Club of North Seattle. He also volunteers his time with Washingtonians for Energy Security.
He holds a BA in Theatre Arts from the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Washington and will be appearing in local fringe company Annex Theatre’s production of Line One this fall.
“I’m looking forward to getting to know the community of Kirkland and supporting all the great performances at KPC,” said Andrews.
About Kirkland Performance Center
Kirkland Performance Center provides cultural enrichment by offering a home for the presentation, support and promotion of the performing arts. Located in downtown Kirkland, this 402-seat theatre hosts more than 250 music, theatre and dance performances each year from acclaimed regional, national and international artists. In addition to presenting performing arts, KPC conducts educational outreach programs through “A World of Arts”, a program designed to bring visiting artists into the classrooms for in-depth workshops. KPC also hosts a variety of community programs, including the King County Library Lecture Series and “Kids-at-Play,” an opportunity for students to perform in a professional setting at KPC. For more information and to review upcoming performances, please visit www. kpcenter. org.
The 2006-2007 Season is made possible in part by 4Culture, ArtsFund, The Boeing Company, Cascade Vista Convalescent Center, Conover Insurance, Evergreen Healthcare, Frontier Bank, Livingood, Fitzgerald & Alskog, Mama Lucia’s Italian Kitchen, Northwest Aerials Gymnastics & Dance, The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation Poncho, Software 21,Standing Ovation, Target, Univar USA, Vander Hoek Windows and Doors, Washington State Arts Commission, Woodinville Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Woodmark Hotel on Lake Washington, Western States Arts Federation and generous support from The City of Kirkland
Media Contact: Rachel Jackson, PR Manager
Administration: (425) 828-0422
Box Office Phone: (425) 893-9900
Website: www. kpcenter. org
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