Jeremy Rothman is the Philadelphia Orchestra's new vice president for artistic planning starting Sept. 1. He comes from a similar position at the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. Rothman (pictured) studied at Eastman, worked a summer at the Marlboro Festival as stage manager, and was an American Symphony Orchestra League management fellow. He once helped Gidon Kremer remember something very important the violinist left behind.
Mario Mestichelli becomes vice president for finance and chief financial officer June 23. He previously worked at PFM Group in Philadelphia.
(Photo credit: Kirsten Beckerman)
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