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“A mezzo-soprano whose artistry, administration and activism is rooted in accessibility and change”
Garrett McQueen, TRILLOQUY
Mission
Jaime Sharp is a dynamic leader driven to create transformative experiences through storytelling, and discover ways in which the arts can positively impact society and social change.
Services
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Jaime is currently offering freelance consulting in ADEI, copywriting, branding & publicity, career development & strategy, grant assistance, and digital media
Upcoming
Women of Color in the Arts
Leadership Through Mentorship
February - October
Over the course of a ten (10)-month period, beginning in February 2022 and ending in November 2022, WOCA’s Leadership Through Mentorship Program creates the space for participating members across the WOCA global network to connect through virtual cohort gatherings and one-on-one mentor-mentee encounters.
Tessitura Network
Early Career Development Program
September 12 - November 18
Jaime joins the Tessitura Network's Early Career Development Program on the fundraising fundamentals track. Over this ten-week program, participants will gain foundational knowledge, hands-on experience, and practical skills using Tessitura’s CRM platform in fundraising; join a community of colleagues and mentors providing support, community, and professional networking; and secure access to a repository of training videos to expand knowledge of Tessitura.
Grantmakers in the Arts
Conference
October 5-12, 2022
Jaime serves as Communications & Publications manager for the 2022 Grantmakers in the Arts Conference: Converge & Transform.
Opera Ithaca
October 20-November 6
Jaime will sing Aunt Lou in William Grant Still's Highway 1, U.S.A. and Zegner Daughter in Missy Mazzoli's Proving Up. She will also cover Fenena in Nabucco.
The Dallas Opera
Hart Institute for Women Administrators
November-January
Jaime was selected for the 2022-2023 cohort of women administrators with the Hart Institute at The Dallas Opera. While the Hart Institute began with a focus on supporting talented conductors, the challenges faced by women opera administrators are equally daunting. To address this imbalance, The Dallas Opera has added a new component to the institute by inviting two to four American opera administrators to join the program each season. These women will be selected on the basis of their leadership experience and potential to become the leader of one of America’s top opera companies later in their careers.
Akron Symphony Orchestra
November 12
Jaime will be the mezzo soloist for Margaret Bonds' Ballad of the Brown King with the Akron Symphony Orchestra.