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He practices primarily with families and business owners in the fields of estate planning, real estate & business law. Rick received his JD from Catholic University and his BA, Cum Laude, from Amherst College. He has been practicing law since 1977. Rick constantly seeks out educational opportunities and is both a graduate and an instructor for the Laureate Program in Wealth Strategies. Rick frequently teaches local professional groups, is a regular speaker at the Maine Bar Association Annual Conference and presents the Trusts and Estate’s Section of the state bar’s annual Legal Year in Review. Rick demonstrates his commitment to legacy and family and received the 2014 Humanitarian of the Year Award from Habitat for Humanity. He has served that organization with both leadership and legal services since 1994. He is the current President and serves on the board of Lift 360, an organization devoted to developing future leaders, has served the town of Yarmouth in public positions, including Chair of its Town Council, and has been the Past President and board member of North Yarmouth Academy since his daughter graduated there in 2004. He is a member of Wealth Counsel and the Maine Estate Planning Council. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/aa775fab-2feb-4454-a559-1c37cee482c6/Screenshot+2025-10-08+at+2.12.39%E2%80%AFPM.png Trustee Bios - Make it stand out Sally Bancroft is retired from her non-profit management position with Habitat for Humanity of Greater Portland (Maine) but continues with civic volunteer activities, having served for 12 years on the Board of Habitat for Humanity, on the Alumnae/i Board of Wheaton College, continuing as Wheaton Class President, as Deacon of her UCC church, and as Vice President, Annual Fund for the PSO. Sally graduated with the Sigma Class from the Institute for Civic Leadership’s yearlong intensive leadership training. Additionally, she volunteer for many years at the Center for Grieving Children, for Safe Passage, and chaired the annual Good Friday Walk for Habitat which she instituted 30 years ago. Sally formerly sang in the Freeport Community Choir and tried her hand at learning cello without the success she’d hoped for! She and her husband Ron live in Cumberland, Maine. Their two daughters and spouses currently reside near Port Townsend and Bainbridge Island, Washington. Sally enjoys kayaking, golf, hiking, cooking and being in the outdoors. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/20a3b25f-4793-4112-b235-7a02aefe4eea/Kyo.jpg Trustee Bios - Make it stand out Kyo Bannai has been a long-time cheerleader for the arts, culture, education, and other good ideas, serving on numerous nonprofit boards, committees, and advisory groups since college. She enthusiastically considers the PSO at the top of her list of “good ideas” to support. Originally from Tokyo and the San Francisco Bay Area, Kyo continued her competitive swimming career and earned her undergraduate degree in sociology at Harvard, moved to New York City to study architecture at Columbia, and settled in Maine with her husband to raise a family. As a child, Kyo was a self-taught piano and violin player and an underwhelming member of the Bay Area Youth Symphony. Though her musical practice ended early, she fondly holds Schubert and Chopin as her earliest musical crushes. Today, she also enjoys contemporary artists for the new levels of accessibility and relevance they provide us through awe-inspiring musical talent, diverse representation, humor, creative collaborations, philanthropy, and their humanity. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/1aefaf60-dfce-4f6a-84f4-4c08414aade5/Picture1.png Trustee Bios Tiffany Breau-Metivier serves as the Senior Vice President, Client Success at Unum where she is responsible for delivering a market-leading client experience across onboarding, billing, and ongoing client service. Prior to her current role, Tiffany served as Vice President of Unum’s Transformation Management Office where she oversaw the organization’s digital transformation portfolio with a focus on effective decision-making and value capture from strategic investments. Since joining Unum over 13 years ago, she has also held leadership roles in Client Onboarding, Strategic Business Planning, business development and large case underwriting. Before joining Unum, Tiffany worked as a management consultant for the Chartis Group and Bain & Company, leading engagements in numerous areas including enterprise strategy, growth strategy, merger and acquisition integration, clinical operations, and physician alignment. Tiffany received her BA from Harvard University and her MBA from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth. She currently serves as Chair of the Board of Directors for Goodwill Northern New England, as a member of the Steering Committee for the Maine Working Communities Challenge, and as an Alumni Admissions Interviewer for Dartmouth College. She resides in Lewiston, Maine with her husband, Tom, and three sons, Derek, Jacob, and Nate. Outside of work, Tiffany enjoys cooking, gardening, home improvement projects and travel. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/1545073174820-9WES4PYYHHG218WHGUGL/L+Desmond.jpg Trustee Bios Lucas Desmond has been a Financial Advisor for Edward Jones since 2016 with a primary goal to help individual investors develop an investment strategy geared toward their unique, long-term goals. Lucas attended the University of Southern Maine and graduated summa cum laude with a degree in history. Lucas serves on the steering committee of the PSO’s Symphony and Spirits organization, as well as the Rotary. Lucas loves Portland and the Symphony. He believes the Symphony’s value to the culture of Portland is immeasurable and looks forward to being a part of its ongoing success. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/1545083482316-YGW7LXUO35MOUMINUVHA/Gordan_Vicki_highres.jpg Trustee Bios Vicki J. Gordan has been Senior Vice President and Chief Internal Auditor at Unum Group since August 10, 2015. Ms. Gordan serves as Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for Unum’s National Client Group. She has held a varied career with Unum that spans more than three decades. Her experience includes leadership roles in investments, strategy and development, products, rating and proposals, underwriting and benefits. She was responsible for business development in the U.S. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Bates College, a law degree from University of Maine and an MBA from the University of New Hampshire. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/96864fdb-7985-4387-a0d2-a5188f225857/Haynes.jpg Trustee Bios Peter Haynes served as President and CEO of Consumers Water Company in Portland and as President and CEO of NYNEX Enterprises in New York City. Earlier in his career, Mr. Haynes held various operations, planning, and marketing positions with New England Telephone and AT&T Company. Mr. Haynes is a member and former Chair of the Board of Governors of the Boys & Girls Clubs of America. He has served as Trustee and President of the Portland Symphony Orchestra, Trustee and Chair of the Maine Medical Center, Trustee and Chair of MaineHealth, Member and Chair of the Board of Visitors of the University of Maine and Board Member of 317 Main Community Music Center. He is an organist and currently a member of the board of the Friends of the Kotzschmar Organ in Portland. Mr. Haynes is a native of Ellsworth, Maine and graduated from the University of Maine (B.S., Engineering Physics, 1961) and Cornell University (M.B.A., 1963). He lives in Yarmouth, Maine. His wife of 57 years, Judith, died in 2018. He has three married sons, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/1565285339638-B55AQAWR2S7KTKNTE601/Gretchen+Johnson+Headshot.jpg Trustee Bios Gretchen Johnson As Preti Flaherty’s Director of Strategic Partnerships, Gretchen builds mutually beneficial connections between the attorneys of the firm and the business community. She coaches attorneys on business development and client relations and seeks opportunities for firm and individual professional growth. Gretchen's academic background is in psychology and mental health counseling. In fact though, coaching professionals is not dissimilar from counseling individuals; business development requires careful assessment of goals, analysis of obstacles and challenges, and strategic planning to achieve success. In addition to her professional responsibilities, Gretchen serves on the PSO Business Ambassadors Committee and has been connected to the PSO for the last decade. She also serves on the Board of The Center for Grieving Children and serves on the MS Harborfest Committee. Education: University of Massachusetts, Boston (M.Ed.) Cornell University (B.A.) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/f1d556f3-b85e-4d92-8e99-2af73b0f49a8/Johnson.png Trustee Bios - Make it stand out Michael Johnson has served as Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer at IDEXX since March 2022 and leads worldwide human resources. Prior to joining, Mr. Johnson began his career in 1999 at Abbott Laboratories, Inc., a Fortune 500 human healthcare company, where he held various human resources positions of increasing seniority, including serving as Divisional Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion from July 2020 to March 2022, Divisional Vice President, Human Resources, for Abbott Diabetes Care from January 2017 to June 2020 and for Abbott Medical Optics from November 2013 to December 2016, and Regional Human Resources Director for a variety of international operations in Asia and Europe from 2009 to 2013. Mr. Johnson holds an undergraduate degree in Organizational Administration from the University of Illinois. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/1507569271589-8O2ZKUB5VX1I13A1TTTJ/C.+Khoury.jpg Trustee Bios Colleen A. Khoury is a Professor Emerita at the University of Maine School of Law in Portland. She served as Dean of the Law School from 1998-2005. A graduate of Colby College, Colleen received her J.D. from the Illinois Institute of Technology/Chicago Kent College of Law in 1975. After graduation, she joined the Chicago law firm of Bell, Boyd & Lloyd, where she specialized in tax and corporate law. In 1984, she moved to Portland and in 1985, joined the Maine Law faculty. Colleen was a member of the Board of Trustees of the Portland Symphony Orchestra from 1996-2004. She was also a member of its President’s Council from 2006-2022, serving as Chair for five years. She has also served on the Boards of Colby College, the American Civil Liberties Union of Maine, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Southern Maine and the University of Maine School of Law Foundation. Long active in efforts to support and expand access to justice in Maine, Colleen chaired the Justice Action Group’s Statewide Access to Justice Planning Initiative in 2006 and served as Chair of the Maine Campaign for Justice which raises funds for civil legal aid providers in 2010. Colleen is the recipient of several awards and honors, including the Caroline Duby Glassman Award (1997), the John W. Ballou Distinguished Service Award from the Maine State Bar Association (2001), the Deborah Morton Award from the University of New England, the ABA’s Margaret Brent Women Lawyers of Achievement Award (2003), and the Howard H. Dana, Jr. Award from the Maine Bar Foundation (2006). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/6d3b6a8f-d9b4-4437-b3de-1970a431efb7/Nancy+Merwin.jpg Trustee Bios Nancy Merwin is Vice President & Associate General Counsel for Advance, a privately held media, communications, entertainment, and technology company, which owns Condé Nast (the publisher of The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, Vogue, GQ, Wired, and Architectural Digest), Advance Local, Turnitin, and The IRONMAN Group. Nancy specializes in employment law and compliance and serves as a corporate ethics officer. Nancy is a graduate of Boston College, with a degree in mathematics and sociology, and of the University of California College of Law, San Francisco. Nancy currently serves on the board of directors for the Portland Conservatory of Music, where her daughters are students, and for the New England Suzuki Institute, which her daughters attended in 2019-20. She previously served on the board of directors for Apex for Youth, a nonprofit that provides mentoring and educational services to Asian and immigrant youth from low-income families in New York City. Nancy has also tutored English in immigrant communities of New York City and Oakland, California. Nancy lives in Portland, Maine, with her husband and two daughters. She and her family love and support the arts, and since moving from Brooklyn to Portland in 2018, they have enjoyed exploring the city’s lively music and arts scene, including attending PSO performances. Nancy hopes to help the PSO continue to thrive and grow. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/93992137-bbe4-4242-a0b7-35358bb2db90/Liz+Murley.jpg Trustee Bios - Make it stand out Liz Murley’s parents met on choir tour in college, and her choral debut was at Philharmonic Hall at Lincoln Center -- two months before she was born – as her mother sang with the St. George Choral Society. Liz attended high school in New Jersey, where she was blessed to have a music director who led them through the “School-Community Project” each year, resulting in her singing with a full, professional orchestra at a young age. Many years later, Liz moved to Cape Elizabeth with her husband, Tom. She has continued singing with the Magic of Christmas chorus and ChoralArt Masterworks, through which she has sung many times with the PSO. Liz believes that the back row of the Alto section is the best seat in the house if you enjoy watching the maestro make magic happen! Outside of singing, Liz is a graduate of Smith College and Northeastern University School of Law. As a recovering corporate lawyer, Liz has worked for and with several nonprofits over the last 20+ years (Samaritans, Diabetes UK, Disability Rights UK, the Locker Project, and the Association of Junior Leagues, among others). Most recently, she worked remotely for an executive search firm in Boston that specializes in academia and nonprofits. Currently, Liz chairs the board of the Cape Elizabeth Land Trust and the Governance Committee for ChoralArt. In her spare time, she enjoys getting outside in her kayak whenever possible. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/6b009695-8d57-40d4-8966-eeca0e0fbb33/Picture1.jpg Trustee Bios Matty Oates With a 1986 guest appearance by Itzhak Perlman on Sesame Street, Matty began his nearly lifelong entanglement with classical music, and began taking lessons from a local Suzuki-method violinist soon afterward. He grew up in the many ensembles of the Empire State Youth Orchestra in New York, performing with them through his school years, and attending orchestral camps out of Elizabethtown, PA each summer. After school, Matty spent nearly a decade and a half as professional crew on sailing ships, here in the U.S. and in Europe, which allowed for trips to events like the International Music Festival in Prague - seeing the New World Symphony performed in Dvorak’s home city - or Cremona to study Stradivarius. Aboard the racing yacht Mariquita, Matty would play his violin at the ship’s bow as it left and returned to port each race day of a regatta. Arriving in Portland in 2015, he has since co-founded and grown a local media strategy company - running the paid ad campaigns for clients like MaineHealth and Allagash Brewing - before moving to the Marketing team at Unum Group. He is also a board member for The Telling Room; a Maine nonprofit empowering youth through writing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/8da83f3c-3da8-45bc-977e-fedfaa64e565/HTSargent+Headshot.jpg Trustee Bios Rep. Holly T. Sargent is serving her second term in the Maine House of Representatives. She serves on the Joint Standing Committee on Education and Cultural Affairs and the Joint Committee on Rules. Sargent is the founder and CEO of Doing Good While Doing Well, a consulting firm focused on building bridges among nonprofits, social entrepreneurs, and philanthropists. Her clients have included: the Nelson Mandela Children's Hospital in Johannesburg, SA, MaineHealth, The Center for Development and Enterprise, and the State of the USA. She is also the founding director of the Harvard Women’s Leadership Board. Previously, Sargent served for nearly 20 years as the Senior Associate Dean for Strategy and External Affairs at the Harvard Kennedy School. She has also served as the Executive Director for Development of the Rhodes Trust, the global NGO overseeing the Rhodes Scholars. An active member of her community, Sargent served as the president of the York Rotary Club, vice chair of the Community Auditorium Building Committee and founder of the York Chapter of Together Women Rise. She is a member of the International Women’s Forum of Maine, serves on the board of the Portland Symphony Orchestra and the Maine Recovery Fund and is an honorary board member of the Gulf of Maine Research Institute. Sargent and her husband live in York and have two grown daughters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/27c79133-ca07-4f17-ad77-9a0b36939236/Stevens.jpg Trustee Bios - Make it stand out Nate Stevens was born and raised in Portland, ME only leaving for a short time to attend college at the University of Arizona in Tucson. Returning in 2007, Nate joined The Boulos Company, a full service commercial real estate company where he is a partner and the Designated Broker. Nate has extensive experience working with local and national developers, investors, and companies including nonprofits, start-up businesses, state organizations, local municipalities, and large corporate companies. Nate is often asked to contribute to articles and be a panelist based on his knowledge of the commercial real estate market. He has always been involved in the Portland community for as long as he can remember, including recently serving as board president of Greater Portland Landmarks, past board president and current trustee with the Maine Commercial Association of REALTORS, current trustee at the Portland Public Library, and former member of the board at the Portland Porpoise Swim Club. Nate has a long, well-engrained family history in Portland; his great-great grandfather being the famed regional architect John Calvin Stevens, a legacy which spawned his interest and passion for the local built environment. Nate’s other hobbies and interests include swimming (open water and competition pool), running, skiing, SwimRun competitions (ask him about this crazy race!), and spending time with his family on Little Diamond Island in summers which includes sailing, fishing, and beaching. Nate lives in the Deering Center neighborhood of Portland with his wife, Jane, and son, Carter. The musical talent in the family almost purely resides with his wife and son although Nate does enjoy playing around on his ukulele once in a while. However, Nate grew up attending PSO concerts and has seen the importance this organization plays in the community firsthand as his son learned to play the cello with one of PSO’s talented musicians, attended Discovery concerts, and always looked forward to PSO Explorers in Carter’s classroom. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/96497df6-3a94-4518-944c-2d2a98d14066/OTB.jpg Trustee Bios - Make it stand out Olivier te Boekhorst is the President, CEO and Director of ImmuCell, a Portland-based animal health company, and Chairman of the Board of SeqCenter, a Next Generation Sequencing laboratory based in Pittsburgh, PA. Previously, Olivier was an Operating Partner at ARCHIMED, a healthcare investment firm headquartered in Lyon, France and a Senior Vice President at IDEXX, overseeing the company’s Livestock, Water, OPTI Medical and Latin America businesses, and he created IDEXX’s Covid19 partnership with Maine’s CDC. Prior to joining IDEXX, he worked with The Boston Consulting Group. He has a B.A in political studies from Bard College and an M.B.A. from Cornell. Olivier is passionate about soccer, trumpet and performing arts, and also enjoys hiking, traveling internationally and boating. He has two adult daughters; one works for the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, and the other is an astrophysicist at St. Andrews University in Scotland. He was previously a board member of Portland Ovations and serves on the PortTix board as a PSO representative. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/1600362260009-VC51SQPHFEII404HE4JJ/Bill+Thornton+Headshot.png Trustee Bios Bill Thornton and his wife, Jacky, of over 58 years were both military kids, so they moved a lot. They have a son who is a musician playing in the Cleveland Orchestra and a daughter who is a lawyer in Denver. They also have two granddaughters and a grandson. Bill is retired from the WR Berkley Corporation, headquartered in Greenwich, Connecticut. During his career, he spent several years as President of Acadia Insurance in Westbrook, and other subsidiaries of WR Berkley Corporation. He has been an active member of the greater Portland community for many years and is currently serving on the board of the local Scouting America (past President of the board). He is past Chair of the Maine College of Art & Design Board as well. Bill and his wife got involved with the PSO shortly after moving to Maine in 2000. While Bill plays the radio, Jacky is the artistic member of the duo which is where the kids get their musical and artistic abilities. To quote Bill, “Through good times and bad, we have enjoyed the PSO, its leadership and impact on our community.” Bill was honored to be asked to rejoin “the wonderful group of PSO Trustees”. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/95a081bd-ad58-477e-bbe8-efb4f6c857d3/webber.png Trustee Bios - Make it stand out Seth Webber Since joining BerryDunn in 2007, Seth has brought his combination of valuation, consulting, and operations skills to bear for his clients, helping them navigate challenging issues related to business valuation. As head of the Valuation Services Practice Group, he leads a diverse team of valuation experts that draw on the deep resources of BerryDunn to help clients address their needs. Seth grew up in Yarmouth, Maine and headed to Cornell University for college. Graduating with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, he headed to western New York to work with Cummins Engine Company. Here, Seth worked as a product development engineer, figuring out ways to make the engine more reliable, better able to fit customer's particular needs, and less expensive. The next step was for Seth to earn an MBA at the Darden School (UVA). There, Seth was elected and served as the president of the Darden Students Association, interacting with the administration of the business school and leading our class gift efforts. We were the first graduating class to achieve a 100% participation level. After business school, Seth joined Deloitte Consulting, being based first in Detroit and then Boston. He was a member of the automotive strategy group and then was heavily involved in the mergers andacquisitions of life sciences companies. Ultimately, he left Deloitte to join a privately held company, based in Norfolk, Virginia. At that company, he was in charge of acquisition and growth strategy- which led to his leading a turn-around situation in the Los Angeles area. Along the way, Seth has earned several valuation-related credentials, including becoming a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) and Accredited Senior Appraiser (ASA). He has also served on national boards, including the Valuation Advisory Committee of the ESOP Association and on the Board of Governors of a valuation credentialing organization. He has also been involved locally, serving as a deacon and council member at large of his local church and as a board member of the Institute of Family Owned Businesses. Seth and his wife, Jill, live in Yarmouth with their two children (Josh and Mollie). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/04e13b9f-eb62-4bee-b60a-cd82b0d8add9/Brent+West.jpg Trustee Bios Brent West recently completed a 40-year career at General Dynamics / Bath Iron Works. For the last five years at BIW he served as vice president for supply chain and quality; in this role he was responsible for material procurement, warehousing, and end-use delivery as well as for all quality assurance functions. His previous leadership assignments at BIW include program director for the DDG 1000 ship class, director of strategic planning, ship design director, and treasurer. His volunteer activities include interviewing Maine applicants to Dartmouth College and serving on the alumni council of Maumee Valley Country Day School. He is the treasurer and a board member for the Friends of Worthley Pond. He previously served on the Parents Council of Choate Rosemary Hall and as President of the Board for the First Universalist Church of Yarmouth. He earned his undergraduate degree from Dartmouth College, where he was a double major in government and economics and served as editor-in-chief of The Dartmouth daily newspaper; he also received an MBA degree from Dartmouth’s Amos Tuck School. Brent is a native of Toledo, OH, where he learned to play (unprofessionally!) the piano and developed his love for music. He is a Mahler enthusiast and enjoys hearing new orchestral music. He and his wife Tina have two adult children and reside in Yarmouth https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/1600362220913-DJJE2ZHU1BY42FE4KTY3/Breda+White.jpg Trustee Bios Breda White Ireland born, though London bred, Breda retired from Waynflete two years ago, having spent twenty-five years there as an Upper-School teacher, advisor, and college counselor, and board member. She developed and taught electives in Spanish language and literature, and Art History, ranging from Hispano-Islamic architecture to Renaissance and Modernist painting. Last winter, Breda taught an OLLI course on Mediaeval Imagery, and has another course on 17th Century Dutch Art in the hopper. While at Waynflete, and as faculty advisor to Community Service Activity (CSA), Breda trained and coordinated Waynflete students to work as mentors to Reiche Elementary K-1 students through Project Story Boost, an almost fifteen-year collaborative Waynflete/Reiche literacy development program. Being involved now as a volunteer with the PSO Explorers program at Reiche seems a natural extension of Breda’s educational pursuits! Breda moved to Maine in 1992 with her husband, David, and their then two small children. One of her first volunteer activities was to get involved with the PSO, assuming the role of organizer of the PSO’s Kinderkonzerts, sharing her life-long love of music with the next generation of concertgoers. Additionally, Breda has relished the opportunity to perform with the PSO as a first soprano in the ChoralArt Masterworks choir for fourteen years. She joined Renaissance Voices in 2019, and is delighting in the broad range of choral repertory opportunities here in Portland. Beyond music, Breda has been an active volunteer with Greater Portland Landmarks, Victoria Mansion, and Friends of Fort Williams Park. In her spare time, Breda is an avid cook, bibliophile, and international traveler, when rehearsal schedules allow! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/0ef49925-229d-4a5d-ae93-8d4d2a29c6ab/Ylvisaker.png Trustee Bios - Make it stand out April Ylvisaker Tardiff joined Merrill Lynch in 2012 and has over 18 years in the financial services industry. She focuses on serving the unique wealth management needs of business owners and entrepreneurs. In order to serve clients, April leverages the investment insights of Merrill Lynch as well as the banking services of Bank of America to provide a holistic wealth management approach to her client's businesses as well as to their and personal finances. April is a Senior Vice President of Investments, a Portfolio Manager, and a Retirement Benefits Consultant. This unique designation allows her to focus on retirement plans for businesses. She also holds her Accredited Asset Management Specialist designation (AAMS), she is a Certified Plan Fiduciary Advisor (CPFA), and also a Chartered Retirement Plan Specialist Advisor (CRPS). April is also the Resident Director of the Portland Merrill Lynch branch. April is very involved in her community and has been for years. She currently serves on the board of directors of Portland Ovations, Opera Maine, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Portland as well as the SP/CE Chamber of Commerce. April lives in Manchester, Maine with her husband Jon and two young daughters. 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Kayla grew up right outside of Portland and decided to come back to Maine after spending her college years in South Carolina because she missed having all four seasons. She has always had a passion for music, beginning with piano lessons when she was a kid. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/1661c569-af54-4e61-ab88-85dcf932eddc/Photo-2.jpg Administrative Staff - Make it stand out Derek Beckvold, Executive Director: Derek is an arts leader, social entrepreneur, creativity educator, and multi-instrumentalist musician who has performed, taught, and implemented music programs in over 25 countries across five continents. He comes to the Portland Symphony Orchestra from the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra (BPO), where he most recently held the position of Managing Director, overseeing all aspects of the organization's two award-winning orchestras. He previously served roles as the BPO’s Development Director and Education & Community Engagement Manager. He is on the faculty at New England Conservatory (NEC) in the Entrepreneurial Musicianship Department. He is also the Co-Founder of the international music education nonprofit, Teach To Learn, which has supported musicians in over 40 countries. He frequently consults with organizations and institutions on music education, and has been invited to present on music by institutions such as Carnegie Hall, the Smithsonian Institution, and the US State Department. He received a BM in Saxophone Performance from NEC, an MBA in Arts Innovation from the Global Leaders Institute, was a Fulbright-Nehru Scholar in India, and is a graduate of the Essentials of Orchestra Management program through the League of American Orchestras and Juilliard. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/3928fc66-115b-4f6a-a217-7185ad801214/PSO_Circle_FlatBrass.jpg Administrative Staff McKenzie Blanchard, Director of Learning & Community Impact: McKenzie joined the PSO staff in June 2023. Before settling in Maine, McKenzie was an elementary music educator in the Nashua Public Schools in Nashua, NH where she taught Kindergarten through Fifth Grade general music and directed two choirs. McKenzie received her Master’s degree in Teaching from the University of New Hampshire following a year-long internship in the Portland Public Schools. She also received her Bachelor’s degree in Music Education from the University of New Hampshire. While at UNH, McKenzie directed a local children’s choir in Durham, NH and participated in the UNH Music Crew Fellowship program. She always felt called to come back to Maine, where she grew up, and is passionate about giving back to the community that raised her. In her free time, McKenzie enjoys being outside, especially at by ocean, and spending time with her family. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/3928fc66-115b-4f6a-a217-7185ad801214/PSO_Circle_FlatBrass.jpg Administrative Staff Andrea Cole, Donor Relations & Database Manager: Andrea joined the PSO staff in January 2023. She previously served as donor database manager at other Portland-area nonprofits, most recently at The Opportunity Alliance, and for several years at the Southern Maine Agency on Aging. When not delving into databases, Andrea loves to create music and has sung with various musical groups in Maine. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/3928fc66-115b-4f6a-a217-7185ad801214/PSO_Circle_FlatBrass.jpg Administrative Staff - Make it stand out Chandler Crawford, Special Events & House Manager: Chandler is thrilled to be joining the Portland Symphony Orchestra, one of the premier orchestras in the country, and to be part of such a vibrant artistic community. Chandler recently relocated to Topsham, Maine after spending 34 years in the South, where he developed a deep appreciation for the arts and community engagement. He now shares life here with his partner, Alice, and their wonderful Doberman, Kira. Chandler’s background spans theatre arts, creative writing, photography, and hospitality—fields that have all shaped his creativity, adaptability, and love for bringing people together. He’s especially excited to combine these experiences with his work at the PSO, supporting its mission of sharing world-class music with the community. When he’s not at work, you’ll likely find Chandler on the basketball court, playing Dungeons & Dragons, perhaps doing some improv comedy, singing (badly) while strumming his guitar, or exploring Maine’s natural beauty with Alice and Kira. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/3928fc66-115b-4f6a-a217-7185ad801214/PSO_Circle_FlatBrass.jpg Administrative Staff - Make it stand out Lucas Goodman, Librarian: Lucas joined the PSO staff as the Orchestra's Librarian in the summer of 2023. He has previously worked in the libraries of the Henry Manicini Institute at the Frost School of Music, The Orchestra Now at Bard College, and Cape Symphony. Having received his Bachelor and Master's in Music Performance from the Eastman School of Music, Lucas maintains an active life of performing as a violist, having appeared in orchestras such as the Rochester Philharmonic, The Orchestra Now, the Hartford Symphony, Florida Grand Opera, Palm Beach Symphony, and Cape Symphony in venues such as Carnegie Hall, David Geffen Hall, Symphony Hall, Jazz at Lincoln Center, and The Fisher Center at Bard. Outside of music, Lucas is a huge sports fan, and can often be found catching a Bruins or Patriots game. He also loves to cook, especially experimenting with new dishes from Asian countries. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/3928fc66-115b-4f6a-a217-7185ad801214/PSO_Circle_FlatBrass.jpg Administrative Staff Liz Kane, Director of Artistic Operations: Liz Kane joined the PSO staff in July 2024. Originally from Massachusetts, she began her administrative career as a PSO intern for the 2011-12 season. After that she worked for Groton Hill, Boston Youth Symphonies, Boston Ballet, and Central Square Theater before pursuing a Master’s degree in Arts Management from Carnegie Mellon (CMU). Although she started off her career first as a horn player, Liz quickly found that admin was a way that she could contribute to many aspects of an organization which is why she sought to increase her knowledge of non-profit management with additional education. While living in Pittsburgh, she worked with the Pittsburgh Symphony and ran CMU’s Arts Management & Technology blog. After graduation, Liz began working for the Seattle Symphony where she was promoted to Personnel Manager in 2021. When she’s not at the hall or in the office, Liz enjoys gardening, going for walks, and making jewelry. She’s also a big fan of novels, single malt whiskey, and bread baking. She’s so excited to be back near the Maine beaches, especially in the off-season. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/3928fc66-115b-4f6a-a217-7185ad801214/PSO_Circle_FlatBrass.jpg Administrative Staff Matt LaBerge, Education Program Coordinator: Matt officially joined the PSO staff in July 2025. Born and raised in South Portland, Maine, Matt LaBerge has traveled all throughout the United States and internationally for his career as a music director, composer/lyricist, singer/actor, and educator, working for some of the nation’s leading arts organizations, including local favorites such as the Ogunquit Playhouse, Maine State Music Theatre, and what he lovingly refers to as his “musical home”, the Portland Symphony Orchestra (PSO). Since 2016, Matt's work with the PSO has seen him teach, direct, perform for, and connect with tens of thousands of people annually through his time as the Narrator of School and Family Programs, as a featured guest artist on Pops and Classical Concerts, as a scriptwriter and curriculum consultant, and as Director of the PSO Children's Chorus. Starting in the summer of 2025, Matt officially joined the PSO staff as the Education Program Coordinator where he is thrilled to be continuing the majority of the work he's been doing at the PSO for nearly a decade and so much more! Matt holds a B.M. in Music Education and a B.A. in Music with a focus in voice, theater, and music composition from the Osher School of Music at the University of Southern Maine. In addition to his work for the PSO, Matt is the Chorus Teacher at Scarborough Middle School where he directs over 150 students in grades 6-8. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/3928fc66-115b-4f6a-a217-7185ad801214/PSO_Circle_FlatBrass.jpg Administrative Staff - Make it stand out Dalton Kimball, Production Manager: Dalton Kimball joined the PSO staff in September 2025. Dalton was born and raised in Maine and has a traditional theatre background. Dalton studied theatre at the University of Southern Maine which is where he honed his craft of acting, stage management, and stagecraft. He has been a member of IATSE Local 114, Maine’s stagehand union, for 6 years, however, the first time he worked a PSO load-in was roughly a decade ago. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/3928fc66-115b-4f6a-a217-7185ad801214/PSO_Circle_FlatBrass.jpg Administrative Staff - Make it stand out Rachel Klein, Executive Assistant & Office Manager: From an early age, Rachel was captivated by live performances, always wondering how the magic happened behind the scenes. That curiosity led her to earn a B.A. in Theatre Production Management from Emerson College. While in school Rachel worked as House Manager at the Cutler Majestic Theatre, with Blue Man Group Boston at the Charles Playhouse, and in the box office at Boston's Wang and Shubert Theatres. Rachel followed her dream to Broadway, joining one of the industry's largest producers launching her touring career as Sponsorship Production Manager for Nickelodeon's Rugrats: A Live Adventure. She spent the next two decades on the road managing large-scale productions and managing sponsorship contracts for artists including Britney Spears and the Backstreet Boys, later serving as Company Manager for STOMP's Boston production. Along the way, she founded Creative Touring, a marketing and production agency specializing in live events, experiential marketing, and touring artists. When the pandemic hit, a new chapter in life brought Rachel off the road. Now, she is grateful for the opportunity to reconnect with the performing arts in a new way. She is honored to serve the Portland Symphony Orchestra and is deeply committed to supporting its mission and ensuring the arts continue to inspire and enrich the community for generations to come. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/3928fc66-115b-4f6a-a217-7185ad801214/PSO_Circle_FlatBrass.jpg Administrative Staff - Make it stand out Erin Marc-Aurele, Executive Major Gifts Officer: Erin joined the PSO staff in September of 2024. She attended DePaul University in Chicago to earn her B.M. in Performing Arts Management, which allowed her to continue her studies in classical trumpet and explore how arts organizations are run. While there, she interned with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and The World Music Foundation. For the last several years, she worked as a Project Manager in video production and digital marketing. Having grown up in Midcoast Maine, Erin is thrilled to be a part of the PSO to connect with her community. In her spare time she enjoys reading, baking, and spending time with her two cats. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/3928fc66-115b-4f6a-a217-7185ad801214/PSO_Circle_FlatBrass.jpg Administrative Staff Sarah McCullough, Graphic Designer: Sarah joined PSO staff in October 2018. Before joining PSO staff Sarah was a professional screen printer and Art Director for a local print house. In 2014 Sarah graduated from the University of Southern Maine, earning her Bachelor of Fine Arts with a dual concentration in printmaking and drawing. As a recipient of the USM Printmaking discipline award and the Peregrine Press Kate Mahoney & Marcia M. Carner Award Sarah was granted a one-year membership with Peregrine Press. Born and raised in Maine, Sarah is an avid lover of the outdoors, backpacker, runner, and rock climber. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/3928fc66-115b-4f6a-a217-7185ad801214/PSO_Circle_FlatBrass.jpg Administrative Staff - Make it stand out Allison Page, Director of Marketing & Communications: Allison joined the staff in December 2022. Previously, Allison was part of the marketing and e-commerce team at Sea Bags, specializing in marketing strategy, digital, content, and social media marketing. She graduated from Muhlenberg College with a dual Bachelor of Arts in Media & Communications and Music with a concentration in vocal performance. Allison also serves on the Board of the Portland Conservatory of Music. In her free time, she enjoys yoga, traveling, and taking advantage of the local restaurant scene. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/9561ea1c-878a-4cb6-a01e-a7963864618e/PSO_Circle_Brass.jpg Administrative Staff - Make it stand out Grace Reynolds, Annual Fund Coordinator: Grace joined the Portland Symphony Orchestra in 2026 as Annual Fund Coordinator. Before joining the PSO, she worked at the Greater Portland Immigrant Welcome Center, where her role evolved from marketing and communications into development. She believes meaningful relationships are at the heart of philanthropy and enjoys helping people feel more connected to the organizations and causes they care about https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/3928fc66-115b-4f6a-a217-7185ad801214/PSO_Circle_FlatBrass.jpg Administrative Staff - Make it stand out Sara Hallie Richardson, Education Program Manager: Raised in mid-coast Maine, Sara Hallie Richardson has worked as a singer/songwriter in Portland, Maine for many years performing and writing music through folk, indie, and electronic styles. With a BA in vocal performance from the University of Maine, Richardson has received honors such as the Dean's Award for Research and Creative Achievement and the Outstanding Achievement Award in Arts and Communication Media. After performing her original work with the Portland Symphony Orchestra at Merrill Auditorium in 2016, Richardson moved to Los Angeles to continue her growing career as a singer and songwriter where she worked alongside her idols, was hired by world-renowned producers, and gained recognition for her songwriting. After those once-in-a-lifetime experiences, she couldn’t be happier to be back home and land her dream job as the Annual Fund Manager for the PSO! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/1500989918521-X4SCOHFMAESWORIT6UUT/image-asset.jpeg Administrative Staff Leah Robertson, Director of Development: Leah joined the Portland Symphony Orchestra in January 2010, having previously worked in the Development Offices of the Gulf of Maine Research Institute and New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art. Outside of the PSO, Leah spends her time volunteering in the community with the Junior League of Portland, and has served as the Community VP and Public Relations VP on the Junior League Board. Leah is a graduate of Colby College with a double major in Art History and Studio Art. She served as captain of the 2003 Women's Crew team that won Colby’s first ever NCAA team championship. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/3928fc66-115b-4f6a-a217-7185ad801214/PSO_Circle_FlatBrass.jpg Administrative Staff - Make it stand out Jennie Ryan, Director of Finance & Administration: Jennie is the Director of Finance and Administration for the Portland Symphony Orchestra, bringing over 3 decades of experience in finance, accounting, human resources, and operations management. She joined the PSO in December 2022. Prior to her role at the PSO, Jennie held senior leadership positions across a variety of industries, including legal services, real estate, public accounting, and senior living management. She also runs her own financial practice, advising clients on financial and operational matters. Jennie holds a B.A. in Economics and Accounting from the College of the Holy Cross and is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). She lives in Brunswick with her husband Tim and their beloved (and spoiled) dog, Keeley. An engaged community member, Jennie has dedicated over a decade of service to the Mid Coast Hunger Prevention Program, contributing in a variety of board and committee roles. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/3928fc66-115b-4f6a-a217-7185ad801214/PSO_Circle_FlatBrass.jpg Administrative Staff - Make it stand out Katie Schraeder, Grant Writer: Katie joined the PSO staff as a part-time grant writer in 2024. As a freelance trombonist, she also performs regularly in pit orchestras, chamber ensembles, and big bands throughout Maine and New Hampshire, and her online private teaching studio is comprised of brass players of all ages from around the country. Katie holds a bachelor's degree in instrumental music education from East Tennessee State University and a master's degree in trombone performance from the Hartt School at the University of Hartford. Katie also enjoys reading, crafting, snowboarding, and spending time with her cats. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/3928fc66-115b-4f6a-a217-7185ad801214/PSO_Circle_FlatBrass.jpg Administrative Staff Alyson Spencer-Reed, Finance Manager: Alyson grew up in Harrison, ME and graduated from Dartmouth with a B.A. in Anthropology and Environmental Studies. For most of the next decade she worked in social services, first with emotionally disturbed adolescent girls in MA and later with homeless women and children in the San Francisco Bay Area. She then made a move to administrative work, starting as office manager at a small educational services firm, working her way up to Director of Finance and Administration, and remaining with the company for nearly 20 years. In 2011, halfway through this time, she moved back to Maine with her wife and two young children to be close to family. Music has always been an integral part of Alyson’s life. Coming from a musical family, she is a lifelong trombone player and loves to sing. In 2021, while looking for a way to put her skills and strengths to use at a mission-focused organization making a meaningful contribution to the lives of folks here in Maine, she found the Finance Coordinator position with the PSO. She is delighted to have joined this terrific team! Alyson is a genuine people-lover and enjoys cooking, gardening, being outdoors, building sets with her local children’s theater program, and engaging in antiracism work in her community. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/597205c6440243cf9d099840/1500991231629-WD84YQPD9OTUJHH4S9QM/Martin_Webster.jpg Administrative Staff Martin Webster, Orchestra Personnel Manager: Martin moved to Portland in 2016 after living for many years in the Catskill Mountains of New York State and working as personnel manager and librarian of the Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic. He and his husband Jered Egan also operated the West Branch House B&B in Delhi, NY. Until 2000, Martin was a professional horn player, performing with orchestras and chamber groups including the New Jersey Symphony, the Philadelphia Orchestra, Philadelphia Brass, Hancock Chamber Players and the Pennsylvania Ballet Orchestra. 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