Tarsam Basi – President 
Mark Liscum – Vice-President
Dawn Paniz – Treasurer 
Linda D’Angelo – Board Secretary 
Elizabeth Stevenson – Director at Large
Dr. Katheryn Kerby-Fulton – Director at Large
Amaka Eneh – Director at Large 
Nicole Pelan – Director at Large
Katherine McGinnis – Director at large
Paul Destrooper – Ex-Officio 

Artistic/Executive Director & Choreographer:
Paul Destrooper: destrooper@balletvictoria.ca

Ballet Victoria Conservatory Director:
Andrea Bayne: andrea@balletvictoria.ca

Society Archives and Memberships:
Linda D’Angelo: boardsec@balletvictoria.ca

Community and Volunteers  Coordination:
Carolyn Wade: attendance@balletvictoria.ca  and Elizabeth Stevenson: sponsors@balletvictoria.ca

Accounting Service:
Ken Chan: accountant@balletvictoria.ca (AccTruly consultant)

BV Finance Manager:
Laura Mejia: finance@balletvictoria.ca

BVC Finance:
Ana Montano: finance@bvconservatory.org

Program Management:
bvprogram@balletvictoria.ca

Business Development Consultant:
Johan Destrooper: bizdev@balletvictoria.ca

Marketing team:
Program Manager: – Tess Pepetone: bvprogram@balletvictoria.ca 
Promotions – Website Publishing – Amity Skala:  promotions@balletvictoria.ca
Marketing Assistant – coms@balletvictoria.ca
Graphic Design– Yui Watanabe: bvmedia@balletvictoria.ca

Tea for Tutu Events:
tea4tutu@balletvictoria.ca

Admin & Legal:
Bill Murphy-Dyson

Arts Outreach:
Derek Ford, Dan Takahashi, Gail Takahashi

Media:
Yui Watanabe

Website Design & Maintenance:
Isaac Butt, Steve Switzer

Special Events:
Linda D’Angelo (Board Secretary), Elizabeth Stevenson (Director At Large), and Carolyn Wade (Volunteer Coordinator), 

Front of House:
Carolyn Wade

Tea for Tutu:
Linda D’Angelo (Board Secretary), Elizabeth Stevenson (Director At Large), and Carolyn Wade (Volunteer Coordinator)

The Importance of Volunteers:
Volunteers play a critical role in the development and viability of Ballet Victoria. Volunteers’ dedication to the art of ballet is key to bringing artistic works to the community and keeping dancers in touch with their audiences.

Our volunteers contribute in a major way to the success of new programs as they communicate the needs of the community to funding authorities.

Volunteers contribute professionally to multiple teams, transferring knowledge and skills to future generations, ensuring the ongoing support to the art of ballet.

Benefits:
“Money is scarce but rewards are great”

You’ll be:

. able to attend performances;
. part of the team’s successes in its creative efforts;
. using leading edge technology and developing your expertise;
. recognized on Ballet Victoria’s website and in each program;
. thanked by the dancers for your support throughout the season.

Become a volunteer

BV Volunteers