Board of Directors

Denise Wilson Scottsdale Symphonic Orchestra

Denise Wilson

President

Denise Wilson is an entrepreneur, aviator, oboist, author and the founder & President of The Jet Agent, a jet acquisitions and sales company based in Scottsdale, Arizona. 

Al Park Scottsdale Symphonic Orchestra

Al PARK

Vice President

Al Park is a compliance and ethics leader and has worked for global consultancies in the technology and analytics area. Al volunteers on the boards of alumni associations in higher education.

Heather Van Beek Scottsdale Symphonic Orchestra

heather van beek

Secretary

Heather Van Beek is a clarinetist with more than 30 years of experience in military and civilian musical ensembles. Heather has entertained audiences around the world as a 20 year member of the US Army Bands. 

Joan Heitzinger

JOAN HEITZiNGER

Treasurer

Joan is a violinist and a life-time lover of orchestral music.  She has recently retired from her work as accountant and financial manager of her family businesses and related organizations.  She now plays her instrument in two valley orchestras.

Robbi Henrickson Scottsdale Symphonic Orchestra

Robbi Henrickson

Director at Large

Robbi is a retired IBM marketing and communications executive responsible for Asia Pacific and Global programs.  A Scottsdale Leadership graduate, she has served on several local Boards.

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Adam Schay

Director at Large

Adam Schay is a Phoenix-native professional clarinetist and the Personnel Director of SSO. He can be seen performing all around the state during the year and as far away as downeast Maine in the summer months.

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Our Next Board Member

Director at Large

We are seeking someone from within our community that has experience with donor, grant and/or audience development to help us spread the word about our impact.

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Our Next Board Member

Director at Large

We are seeking someone from within our community that has financial, legal or risk management experience to help us grow.

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