EO Board of Trustees

We’re looking for new Trustees.

Passionate about the Arts? Want to give back while gaining valuable Board experience? Click below to read what’s involved with being an EO Trustee.

We have worked hard to build strong foundations and an effective infrastructure to enable us to grow with confidence. In 2020 we registered Ensemble OrQuesta as a limited company, and in 2021 we became a registered charity. Charitable status has widened our access to funding.

Charitable status has widened our access to funding and enabled up to maintain high standards of performance, develop new productions and build a growing Board of passionate and experienced Trustees.

Managing our growth and charitable aims responsibly.

Board of Trustees.

  • Sabrina Rodriguez

    CHAIR

    Sabrina is an international digital marketing transformation leader with 10+ years’ experience building award-winning teams and Global Centres of Excellence. After studying Languages as a Choral Scholar at Cambridge, Sabrina worked internationally across multiple industries including Telco, Finance and Media. Sabrina is an active speaker, writer and juror in the Marketing & Advertising Industry.

    Sabrina is also a passionate musician and contributor to the Arts, regularly performing and touring with London-based chamber choir The Cantus Ensemble in addition to supporting the internationally acclaimed Tenebrae Choir as a member of the Board of Trustees.

  • Oliver Doyle

    TRUSTEE

    Oliver studied music at Durham, and worked as a fundraising and marketing manager for English Touring Opera and The Sixteen before joining the Leverhulme-funded project ‘Sounding the Bookshelf 1501: Music in a year of Italian Printed Books’ at the University of Sheffield as a PhD researcher.

    As a harpsichordist and tenor, he is co-director of Musica Antica Rotherhithe, with a particular love of the operas of Francesco Cavalli.

  • Carolyn May

    TRUSTEE - DEVELOPMENT

    After nine years as an academic historian, including a PhD from Trinity College, Cambridge, and research at Merton College, Oxford, (where she sang soprano in the Choir for two years), Carolyn worked in secondary education, holding a variety of management roles alongside textbook writing and editing.

    Carolyn has trained as an NSPCC Schools Service volunteer and NSPCC Childline Counsellor. She is a school governor, and a Trustee of several music charities.

Let’s work together.

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