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Georgia Symphony Orchestra names new development director

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Submitted information and photo: The Georgia Symphony Orchestra is thrilled to announce Kim Ellet as its new Development Director. In this role, Kim will lead fundraising efforts by building relationships with donors, patrons, and partners. She will work closely with the GSO team to help ensure the orchestra’s growth and continued success while fostering a strong sense of community support. With over 10 years of experience leading the Atlanta o…

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Georgia Symphony Orchestra names new development director

Submitted information and photo: The Georgia Symphony Orchestra is thrilled to announce Kim Ellet as its new Development Director. In this role, Kim will lead fundraising efforts by building relationships with donors, patrons, and partners. She will work closely with the GSO team to help ensure the orchestra’s growth and continued success while fostering a strong sense of community support. With over 10 years of experience leading the Atlanta o…

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