Gena Buhler Joins Theatre Projects as Head of New Business Development in North America
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Theatre consulting firm, Theatre Projects Consultants announces that they have hired Gina Buhler as Head of New Business Development in North America. She joins TPC from Wheeler Opera House (Aspen, CO), where she was the executive and artistic director. Before that she was the theatre director at Vilar Performing Arts Center (Vail, CO), worked in New York as an agent for The Road Company and a IMG Artists, and started her career in festival management as an associate with the Ann Arbor Summer Festival.
There are a handful of things you should know about Gena Buhler. She loves the great outdoors, things that make her laugh, and going on adventures. She’s got over 20 years’ experience in event production, venue management, and operational logistics.
She’s a great fit for Theatre Projects—and for our clients. She’ll draw on her own experience of managing capital projects, developing artistic programming, and building relationships with critical partners to help clients navigate the challenges of embarking on new endeavors. She’ll also offer expert and timely advice on strategic issues that’ll affect the project as it progresses. And she’ll be a friendly sounding board for organizations that have a great idea for creating a vibrant environment for human connections but aren’t sure what’s the best way to realize that vision. Her work will embrace all our business sectors—the performing arts, entertainment, hospitality, sports, conventions, corporate, retail, educational, immersive, and themed environments.
To find out more about her role, background, and what she loves, click here.
Further information from Theatre Projects Consultants: http://theatreprojects.com
