Shannon Rego

28 July 2009

I just moved to Auckland from the United States, where I studied business and arts management and worked for the Cincinnati Symphony, among other organisations. I play the cello (very poorly), and have a great love of music and art. Other loves include, writing, running, peanut butter, and attempting to learn guitar without torturing my neighbors.

Key skills:

I have excellent communications skills, both written and oral, and experience in all areas of arts management, including fundraising, marketing, production, and public relations. I also have a thorough knowledge and appreciation of art and music, an eye for detail, and fluency with computers.

Education history:

Bachelor of Arts: English and Music at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, USA

Master of Arts: Arts Administration at the University of Cincinnati, USA

Master of Business Administration at the University of Cincinnati, USA

Year of Graduation:

2006

References:

Available at request

Contact details:

mobile: 0210 751 296

email: shannon.rego@gmail.com

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