Staff and Board
Staff
Leadership
Tessa Vaschel
Executive Director
Operations
Laura Ridl
Director of Operations
Emilio Casillas
Director of Programming
Jeff Alvari
Volunteer Coordinator
Development
Teri Cowan
Director of Development
Marketing & Communications
Kym Ridl
Director of Communications
Heather Hendrix
Social Media Coordinator
Board of Trustees
Jordan Harrison
Chair
Nancy George
Vice Chair
Colleen Mewing
Secretary
Brad Farmer
Treasurer
Teri Cooper
Past Chair
Tessa Vaschel
Executive Director
Laura Benge
Trustee
Dawn Brandvold
Trustee
Zelva Goodrich
Trustee
Gabriel Gordon
Trustee
Bruce Jensen
Trustee
Ross Marshall
Trustee
Shelly Van Noy
Trustee
Spencer Whipple
Trustee
Bettina Smith-Edmondson
Ex-Officio Layton City Liason
Openings
Director of Development – Closes January 2, 2024
The Director of Development (DOD) is responsible for leading Davis Arts Council’s (DAC) fundraising efforts. The DOD oversees corporate giving and sponsorships, major gifts, individual giving and the annual campaign, grant writing, community development, and every other aspect of DAC’s fundraising.
Volunteer Board Member – Ongoing
Board members are the fiduciaries who help guide Davis Arts Council (DAC) toward a sustainable future. The responsibilities and expectations of DAC board members include the following:
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- Serve as ambassadors for DAC within the community
- Ensure DAC’s long-term financial well being
- Approve annual DAC operating budget
- Attend multiple DAC events throughout the year
- Serve on a DAC committee
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Please note: The DAC board does not participate in day-to-day operations and decision-making, including the planning and scheduling of events and artists.
To Apply: Click the button to download the Board Application to your device. Complete the application and email it to teri @ davisarts . org (remove spaces before sending.)
Non-discrimination policy adopted on March 9, 2010: Davis Arts Council, Inc., is an equal opportunity employer. The organization employs administrative, artistic, contract, and volunteer personnel without consideration of age, creed, disability, national origin, political affiliation, race/color, religious affiliation, sexual orientation or gender identity, socio-economic status, or veteran status.