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The Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center (CMAC) staff positions include a full-time Executive Director, a part-time Administrative and Financial Assistant, a part-time Art Director, and a part-time Production Assistant. | Shelley Neill | Tori Hall | Amanda Tricomi | Jeff Robinson Executive
Director, Shelley Neill has served
as The Multicultural Arts Center's Artistic Director for over ten years,
and coordinates overall production of all visual and performing arts
events. She has a thirty-five year history in non-profit administration
with a focus on special events organizing. Her background includes organizational
and institutional planning and implementation. She is also a jazz vocalist/lyricist/composer
who has produced five CD recordings over the last ten years. |
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Administrative
& Financial Assistant, Victoria (Tori)
Hall is the newest addition to the Multicultural Arts Center and is
the primary contact for Accounts Payable/Receivable and general office
administration. She is currently a graduate student at Boston University
where her coursework will gain her a Master of Science degree in arts
administration-which focuses on the role of the administrator in the arts
world and concentrates on issues of excellence, creativity, economic problem
solving, internationalism, and the commitment to the new technologies
of our age. Victoria is also a writer and runs her own online publication,
21 Plus Magazine, which aims to inform the Greater Boston public
about the nightlife, culture, and style of the city. Her website can be viewed at www.21plusmagazine.com |
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Art
Director, Amanda Tricomi
is responsible for the
design and implementation of print, interactive, and web
communication and marketing strategies at the Multicultural Arts Center.
She is also the primary contact for private, corporate, and non-profit
event rentals and gallery exhibition coordination. Amanda is a graduate
of the Massachusetts College of Art and Design with a BFA in Communication
Design/Illustration, and also works as a freelance illustrator/designer
and general creator of vintage craftiness. View her work at www.amandatricomi.com or shop her kitschy crafts and paintings at www.amandatricomi.etsy.com. |
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Production
Assistant, Jeff Robinson serves as the primary
contact for performers and event planners as they move into "production
mode". An actor, director, playwright, musician and radio disc jockey,
Jeff performs with the Jeff Robinson Trio every Sunday at the Lizard Lounge
in Cambridge. He has directed several plays for Our Place Theatre Project
in Boston. He also produced a Poetry/Spoken Word CD for Rounder Records.
His one man play about jazz legend Charlie "Bird" Parker entitled
"Live Bird" has appeared off-Broadway in New York, NY, and at
the Blue Room on 18th & Vine in Kansas City, MO, where Parker was
born. More about Jeff at http://poetryjam.org. |
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