Give A Note Foundation Announces Expansion and New Leadership Appointments

By: Oct. 30, 2018
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Give A Note Foundation Announces Expansion and New Leadership Appointments

Nationally-recognized Give A Note Foundation (GAN), newly independent after seven years under the direction of the National Association for Music Education (NAfME), is pleased to announce its first two new leadership appointments.

Give A Note today announced that it has appointed accomplished music industry executive Beth Slusher as Chief Executive Officer to lead the organization through its next phase of growth and expansion. A leader in advancing the cause of music education, Beth previously served as one of GAN's founding board members (2012) and also worked as Give A Note's Board Chair & President (2014-2018). An experienced entrepreneur and Owner/CEO of Rivar's, Inc., an apparel manufacturer for the music performance industry, Beth brings her knowledge and commitment to growing and strengthening music education opportunities throughout the country. "We are strategically focused on our mission because music education matters," says Beth. "Empowering music educators through financial support for innovative and sustainable music programs creates positive impact for students, schools and communities, and I am truly honored to have the opportunity to lead the GAN organization into this exciting next phase of growth and development."

As part of the expansion, GAN also named Juliana Lee as Strategic Development Director to further grow the organization and expand its financial reach. With six years' prior experience growing the national non-profit Notes for Notes, Juliana is spearheading communication for GAN with key partners including teachers, corporations, foundations as well as the entertainment and media industries. Says Juliana, "With limited resources, our teachers connect with and celebrate their students' unique cultures through the common language of music. I'm thrilled for this opportunity to help identify, fund and elevate the superb music education innovators at the forefront of this important work."



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