Interim Board Selected for Performing Arts Centre Project
By 250 News
Thursday, May 17, 2007 06:06 PM
AN interim Board has been elected to head up the move towards the development of a Performing Arts Centre for Prince George.
The Chair of the Interim Board is former City Councilor Cliff Dezell.
“I am excited by the progress that has been made to date,” says Dezell.
It has been just three months since the first meeting was called for people interested in discussing the feasibility of a Performing Arts Centre for Prince George. Close to 200 turned out for the initial meeting, and Dezell says following that meeting, a group of 45 individuals indicated interest to be involved in the planning for the Performing Arts Centre.
The group of 45 met in April and further developed an organizational structure that would continue to see the community organize itself in a more formal way in order to keep moving forward on the Performing Arts Centre.
The group has elected an interim Board The Board consists of:
- Cliff Dezell, Chair
- Peter Crolow, Vice-Chair
- Gerry Offet, Ex-Officio.
The Interim Board then formed two working groups; one with a responsibility for creating a formal society and the other looking after drafting a preliminary budget and defining the role of the task force.
The groups will be meeting again over the next week and will report back to the Interim Board at the end of May.
Dezell says the group is moving forward with some quick timelines so it doesn't lose any momentum.
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