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|executive=[[Bret Barrow]]
 
|executive=[[Bret Barrow]]
 
|board=
 
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|staff=[[Michelle Anderson]]<br/>[[Courtney Dell]]<br/>[[Jessica Hyche]]<br/>[[Molly Hollingsworth]]<br/>[[Dale Riegle]]<br/>[[Emily Stubblefield]]<br/>[[Emily Varley]]<br/>
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|staff=[[Crystal Lohman]]<br/>[[Michelle Thomas]]<br/>[[Brenda Thomas]]<br/>[[Dale Riegle]]<br/>[[Allison Giltinan]]<br/>[[Martin Rogers]]<br/>
|budget=$1,200,000
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|budget=$900,000
 
|website=[http://www.pensacolasymphony.com www.pensacolasymphony.com]
 
|website=[http://www.pensacolasymphony.com www.pensacolasymphony.com]
 
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Dr. [[Grier Williams]], who became music director in [[1979]], oversaw the most dramatic growth of the organization. The orchestra had been performing in the auditorium of [[Pensacola High School]] for many years, but the [[City of Pensacola]]'s purchase and renovation of the [[Saenger Theatre]] allowed them to move to the more elegant venue in [[1982]]. Williams served as music director and conductor until [[1996]], when the position was occupied by [[Peter Rubardt]].
 
Dr. [[Grier Williams]], who became music director in [[1979]], oversaw the most dramatic growth of the organization. The orchestra had been performing in the auditorium of [[Pensacola High School]] for many years, but the [[City of Pensacola]]'s purchase and renovation of the [[Saenger Theatre]] allowed them to move to the more elegant venue in [[1982]]. Williams served as music director and conductor until [[1996]], when the position was occupied by [[Peter Rubardt]].
  
The PSO currently enjoys audiences of over 26,000 per year, with an additional 45,000 listeners via the orchestra's radio broadcasts on [[WUWF]]. With renovations at the [[Saenger Theatre]], from 2007 to 2009 the PSO held its concerts at other venues, including performances of the "Masterworks" series at [[First Baptist Church]]. On [[April 18]], [[2009]] the group returned to the Saenger.
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The PSO currently enjoys audiences of over 35,000 per year, with an additional 45,000 listeners via the orchestra's radio broadcasts on [[WUWF]]. With renovations at the [[Saenger Theatre]], from 2007 to 2009 the PSO held its concerts at other venues, including performances of the "Masterworks" series at [[First Baptist Church]]. On [[April 18]], [[2009]] the group returned to the Saenger.
  
 
==Leadership==
 
==Leadership==
The Pensacola Symphony Orchestra is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization that is operated by a 36-member Board of Directors, the current president of which is [[Charles F. Beall, Jr]]. The organization also employs four full-time staff members, including an executive director. That position is currently held by [[Bret Barrow]].
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The Pensacola Symphony Orchestra is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization that is operated by a 23-member Board of Directors, the current president of which is [[William Dollarhide]]. The organization also employs five full-time staff members, including an executive director position, currently held by [[Bret Barrow]].
  
 
===Board of Directors===
 
===Board of Directors===
 
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{{colbegin}}
*[[Charles F. Beall, Jr.]], ''President''
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*[[William Dollarhide]], ''President''
*[[Jack Zoesch]], ''Vice President''
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*[[Tad Ihns]], ''Vice President''
*[[Kevin Nelson]], ''Treasurer''
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*[[Milton Usry]], ''Treasurer''
*[[Diane Appleyard]], ''Secretary''
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*[[Margaret Couch]], ''Secretary''
*[[Jessica Lee]], ''Immediate Past President''
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*[[Thomas Bailey]], ''Immediate Past President''
*Thomas Bailey
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*Ava Abney
*Barbara Bruckmann
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*Thomas G. Armstrong
*Terry Bryan
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*Tom Bailey
*Margaret Couch
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*Maggie Chu
*Bradley "Beej" Davis, Jr.
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*Rodger P. Doyle
*Nan DeStafney
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*Bill Greenhut
*George Dmytrenko
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*Martha Ann Hunter
*William Dollarhide
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*Rick Harper
*Preston Forshee
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*Richard Jernigan
*KC Gartman
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*Patricia P. Langhorne
*Chris Horak
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*Teri Levin  
*Newell Hutchinson
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*Ann G. Litvak
*Tad Ihns
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*Anne Patterson
*Ron Jackson
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*James M. Potter
*Teri Levin
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*Stephanie Riegle
*Jock Mobley
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*Douglas Rehm
*Peter Mougey
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*Charlie Robinson
*Willis Mullet
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*Susan P. Stumpf
*Ed Park
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*Bentina Terry
*Marte Picker
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*Jonathan Thompson
*Trey Poirier
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*Robert W. Turner  
*Leelaa Rao
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*Roger W. Webb
*Stephanie Riegle
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*Timothy W. Wright
*Betty Roberts
 
*Jeff Rogers
 
*Todd Snyder
 
*Robert Turner
 
*Bret Barrow, ''Executive Director'' (ex officio)
 
*Peter Rubardt, ''Music Director'' (ex officio)
 
*Roz Leahy, ''Guild President'' (ex officio)
 
*Jonathan Thompson, ''Advisory Council Chair'' (ex officio)
 
 
{{colend}}
 
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*2004-05 – [[Elizabeth L. Smith]]
 
*2004-05 – [[Elizabeth L. Smith]]
 
*2005-06 – [[Robert de Varona]]
 
*2005-06 – [[Robert de Varona]]
*2014-16 - [[Mark Lee]]
 
*2016 - [[Bentina Terry]]
 
*2016-19 - [[Jessica Lee]]
 
 
{{colend}}
 
{{colend}}
  
 
==Funding==
 
==Funding==
The PSO commands an annual budget of over $1,200,000, with ticket sales covering about half of operating expenses. Other funding comes from grants, corporate sponsorships, individual donations and fundraisers.
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The PSO commands an annual budget of over $900,000, with ticket sales covering about half of operating expenses. Other funding comes from grants, corporate sponsorships, individual donations and fundraisers.
  
 
===Guild===
 
===Guild===
 
{{main|Pensacola Symphony Orchestra Guild}}
 
{{main|Pensacola Symphony Orchestra Guild}}
 
The [[Pensacola Symphony Orchestra Guild]] was established in [[1973]] to provide financial support to the Symphony. It currently has about 250 members, many of whom volunteer at the Symphony's performances or at the [[Tivoli High House]] headquarters. The Guild hosts a number of fundraisers every year, the largest being the [[Magnolias and White Linen]] luncheon.
 
The [[Pensacola Symphony Orchestra Guild]] was established in [[1973]] to provide financial support to the Symphony. It currently has about 250 members, many of whom volunteer at the Symphony's performances or at the [[Tivoli High House]] headquarters. The Guild hosts a number of fundraisers every year, the largest being the [[Magnolias and White Linen]] luncheon.
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===Symphony Showhouse===
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The [[Symphony Showhouse]] is a biennial fundraiser in which interior decorators volunteer to renovate a Pensacola home. Each company decorates an individual room with its own theme. The finished house is then opened to tours, with ticket sales and sponsorships going to the PSO's budget.
  
 
==External links==
 
==External links==
 
*[http://www.pensacolasymphony.com www.pensacolasymphony.com] - Official site
 
*[http://www.pensacolasymphony.com www.pensacolasymphony.com] - Official site
 
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*[http://www.pcolasymphonyshowhouse.com/ www.pcolasymphonyshowhouse.com] - Showhouse site
  
 
[[Category:Cultural organizations]]
 
[[Category:Cultural organizations]]
 
[[Category:Pensacola Symphony Orchestra| ]]
 
[[Category:Pensacola Symphony Orchestra| ]]

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