Chamber Luncheon
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Join us at the next Chamber Luncheon where
our guest speakers will be part of a panel discussing:
"What to Expect from the New City Springs Performing Arts Center and the City Springs Theatre Company."
GUEST PANELISTS
Michael Enoch
Michael Enoch is a venue management professional. Enoch has served in leadership roles for a number of facilities including the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas; Rose Garden Arena in Portland, Oregon; Queen Sirikit National Convention Center in Thailand; Mercedes-Benz Arena in Shanghai, China; and Coors Amphitheatre in Chula Vista, California. He has also served as a booking agent for entertainment and sporting events and has professional expertise in stage management. His experience expands into construction oversight for projects including the House of Blues venues in Boston and Houston; Gibson Amphitheater and the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles; and the Hard Rock Live arena in Hollywood, Florida. He is honored to be a part of the Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center.
Natalie Barrow
Natalie previously served as the Director of Arts Education & Community Outreach for ArtsBridge Foundation, the arts education outreach arm of Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre. During her time at ArtsBridge, Natalie was responsible for the development, design, implementation, and delivery of quality arts education programs targeted to students K-12 and related community audiences. Natalie managed four types of programs including: Field Trips, Master Classes, Family Performance Series & the Georgia High School Musical Theatre Awards – Shuler Hensley Awards. In addition, Natalie produces and directs the annual competition for the Shuler Awards, including the selection and training of the qualified adjudicators that evaluate these school performances. Natalie received two Southeastern Emmy nominations for her 2015 & 2016 productions of the televised Georgia High School Musical Theatre Awards. Prior to ArtsBridge, Natalie served as the Artist Partnerships Manager at Young Audiences, Woodruff Arts Center. Before joining Woodruff, she served as the Manager on Duty at the Jennie T. Anderson Theatre in the Cobb County Civic Center complex. Natalie has a performance background in musical theatre and received a BA in Theatre & Performance Studies from Kennesaw State University’s College of the Arts. Natalie was a member of Leadership Cobb’s Class of 2016, selected for the inaugural 30 Under 30 program with the International Association of Venue Managers in 2015 and a member of the 2014 Arts Leaders of Metro Atlanta class. Natalie was also the recipient of the 2016 Ernest Barrett Award from the Cobb Chamber for her commitment to excellence. Natalie is passionate about arts education and community focused programming and is thrilled to be in a community that fully supports those initiatives!
Emily Hutmacher
Emily has an impressive background in philanthropy with a successful record in building capital campaigns, program funding and annual giving, with most of her experience in the Atlanta area. The board looks forward to her insight and leadership as we generate funding sources to enhance arts programming in Sandy Springs. Emily Hutmacher comes to the foundation from Emory Johns Creek Hospital, where she served as director of development. She worked in a similar capacity at Piedmont Healthcare Foundation and with Visiting Nurse Health System/Hospice Atlanta, both located in the metro area. Her experience includes staff and volunteer management, project management, board engagement and community relations. Hutmacher has a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Texas at Austin and a master’s degree in business administration from Rice University. She began her role as executive director in February.
