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Board Of Directors

TMP has attracted the generous support of a distinguished Board and Advisory Board that represents the best in Texas music, education, arts, performance venues and personal integrity

  • John Paul Batiste, founder & CEO of AVOI, an arts advocacy consultancy, and former Executive Director, Texas Commission on the Arts
  • Cami Dawson-Boyd, Intellectual Property Attorney, Munck, Butrus, P.C.
  • Susan Clay, CEO, Star Ranch Dental Spa
  • Robert Floyd, Executive Director, Texas Music Educators Association and Chairman, Texas Coalition for Quality Arts Education
  • Lisanne Glew, Private Client Group, UBS Financial Services, Inc.
  • Marty Greenberg
  • Ric Hernandez, Executive Director, Texas Commission on the Arts
  • Marliyn Pippin, President, Hopkins & Associates Public Relations
  • Ginny Stapleton, Rock Star PR
  • Ken Stein, Executive Dirctor, Paramount and State Theatre
  • Dave Tapley, Principal, Tapley Entertainmnet
  • Eric Terry, President, Xelerate Group
  • Eric Zukoski, Entertainment Attorney, Quilling, Selander, Cummiskey & Lownds
  • Michael Clay, Executive Director and Co-founder, Texas Music Project, and Owner, Michael Clay Productions, LLC (Direct Dial - 817-329-2039)

Advisory Board

  • Willie Nelson - Honorary Chairman
  • James Clarke, Executive Director, Texas Coalition for Quality Arts Education
  • Abraham Quintanilla, CEO, Q-Productions. Abraham has been instrumental in popularizing Latin music in Texas and the U.S. He is also the father of very talented children -A.B.(leader of the Latin Grammy award winning band, Los Kumbia Kings) and Selena.
  • Carlyne Majer, music industry consultant and the founding Executive Director of the Texas Chapter of the Recording Academy (the Grammys)
  • Terry Lickona, Executive Producer, Austin City Limits
  • Michelle Shocked, singer/songwriter
  • Wesley Porter, President, Creativefire design studio
  • Lloyd Maines, Musician/Producer
  • Abby Goldstein, Program Director, KERA radio, North Texas
  • Rachel Capote, Houston Attorney
  • Ray Benson - Leader of the Legendary Texas Swing Band, Asleep at the Wheel
  • Paul Middleton, Owner/Producer, Palmyra Studios outside Dallas
  • Al Staehely, Houston Attorney
  • Stewart Ramser, Editor and Publisher of Texas Music Magazine
  • Bill Everitt, CEO Brook Mays Music Company
  • Dave Tapley, President, Tapley Entertainment
  • Mary Jane Nalley, Co-owner, Gruene Hall, Texas' Oldest Dance Hall
  • Bruce Orr, Co-Founder, Texas Music Project
  • Helen Molloy, Associate Director, Bear Stearns


 
NEWS
LONE STARZ RISING talent contest
Finals May 11th
Tacos a-go-go Benefit at Changos
April 19th 4pm - 10pm
J Walkers win North Texas
Battle of the Bands
NORTH TEXAS BATTLE OF THE BANDS
TMP "Benefit Concert Series"
Bass Hall 10.05.07
TMP/DISD "Build-A-Band"
Recruiting music teachers
New Executive Director and Board Members
Michael Clay announced as TMP's new Executive Director and Marty Greenberg and Ken Stein join the Board of Directors.
The Boeing Company
Boeing invests in Texas Music Project initiative
DIET PEPSI JAZZ® SCORES A HIT FOR TEXAS MUSIC PROJECT
The Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc. Donates $20,000 for Music Education
TMP Vol 3 CD Now Available
Willie and Friends Celebrate Texas
Southwest Airlines Flies with TMP
Southwest Becomes Offical Airline of TMP
Elementary School Special
Specially Priced Rhythm Sets from Rhythm Band Instruments
Don't Mess with TX Music Vol Two
Much Anticipated CD Released
Don't Mess with la Musica de Tejas
TMP Releases Special Edition CD
TMP T Bone Burnett/Alison Krause Show Soars
$70,000 Raised for Music Education
TMP Vol One CD Goes Hollywood
Texas Film Commission Selects TMP CD
Texas Law Supports TMP
Legislature Embraces TMP for All of Texas
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