Bruce E. Whitacre, Executive Director bwhitacre@nctf.org Todd Rosen, Director of Corporate Relations and Programs trosen@nctf.org Emily Miller, Marketing and Office Manager emiller@nctf.org Address: National Corporate Theatre Fund 505 Eighth Avenue, Suite 2303 New York, NY 10018 Office: 212.750.6895 Office hours are 10am – 6pm EST M – F Fax: 212.750.6977 Publicists: The Karpel Group 601 W. 26th Street #1740 New York, NY 10001 Bruce E. Whitacre Since joining NCTF as Executive Director in 2002, Whitacre has expanded theatre access programs, initiated a sponsorship campaign, and increased NCTF's network of theatres. NCTF, which represents 19 outstanding regional theatres and is supported by over 40 corporations and firms, forges strong and productive partnerships between the not-for-profit theatre community and corporate America. Prior to NCTF, Whitacre was Managing Director of New York's Signature Theatre Company for four seasons. He began his career in theatre in the Script Department of Manhattan Theatre Club, and he has been a dramaturg at the Mark Taper Forum, ASK Theatre Projects, and other venues. His corporate experience includes accounting, budgeting and administration in the publishing and banking industries, as well as a three-year stint with the United Nations World Food Programme in Rome, Italy. He holds an MFA from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts and a BS in Business Administration from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Todd Rosen Prior to joining NCTF, Todd served as Director of Development at Classic Stage Company. He also spent four years as Managing Director of The Flea Theater, one of New York's leading off-off-Broadway companies. During his tenure, The Flea received a special Drama Desk Award for outstanding achievement and presented: Anne Nelson's THE GUYS (rotating celebrity casts), A.R. Gurney's O' JERUSALEM, SCREEN PLAY and MRS. FARNSWORTH (starring John Lithgow and Sigourney Weaver), Polly Draper's GETTING INTO HEAVEN, Mac Wellman's CELLOPHANE and Len Jenkin's LIKE I SAY. Prior to joining The Flea, Todd managed Nederlander's Village Theater and served for three years as Managing Director of The Lark Play Development Center. He holds a B.F.A in Theater from Boston University and an M.F.A. in Performing Arts Management from Brooklyn College. Emily Miller Prior to joining NCTF, Emily Miller worked for the producers of Wicked, Hairspray, Spelling Bee, The Wedding Singer, and Urinetown. Additionally, she has assisted with the creative development of the upcoming shows Cry-Baby and Ever After. As a freelance producer, Ms. Miller's most recent credits include the premiere staging of Wood at the Gene Frankel Theatre and Sympathy Jones, starring Kate Shindle, at the New York Musical Theatre Festival.