STATE COLLEGE — The Pennsylvania Chamber Orchestra has appointed of Brooke Greybush as its new executive director.
A familiar face in Central Pennsylvania’s arts community, Greybush brings more than 20 years of experience in arts administration, nonprofit leadership, fundraising, marketing and community engagement. Most recently, she served as interim executive director of The Music Academy of State College, where she led organizational operations, fundraising initiatives, board relations, marketing efforts and educational programming.
Greybush’s career also includes leadership positions with the Johnstown Symphony Orchestra, Altoona Symphony Orchestra, WPSU and the American Heart Association. Throughout her career, she has successfully led fundraising campaigns, developed community partnerships, expanded audience engagement and strengthened arts and nonprofit organizations across the region.
In her role as executive director, Greybush will oversee the State College-based orchestra’s operations, fundraising and development efforts, marketing initiatives, audience engagement and strategic planning. She will work closely with the Board of Directors, musicians and community partners to advance PCO’s mission of bringing exceptional musical performances and educational opportunities to audiences throughout Central Pennsylvania.
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