Musicians On Call Adds Two, Elevates Eight

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Gabrielle Chapple & Madison Tenney. Photo: Courtesy of MOC

Musicians On Call has added two new team members and elevated eight.

Gabrielle Chapple has joined as Director of Corporate Philanthropy and Madison Tenney was added as Development Coordinator.

In her role, Chapple leads the development and stewardship of corporate partners. Her previous development roles include the Magic Theatre in San Francisco and the Nashville Ballet, where she helped cultivate partnerships that supported artistic programming and community engagement.

Tenney supports the entire development department by managing donor portfolios and supporting the execution of fundraising events, auctions and activations. Her previous roles include working on individual development, events, and accounting for the Community Resource Center in Nashville. Prior to that, she oversaw all marketing, communications and storytelling for Center for Craft in Asheville, North Carolina.

Additionally, MOC team members who received promotions include Kat Weeks to SVP of Marketing & Development, PJ Cowan to Senior Director of Programs, Sasha Arnkoff to Senior Program & Volunteer Recruitment Manager, Kelli Bruno to Senior Manager of Volunteer Cultivation, Emiley Roye to Program Manager, Abby Tannler to Program & Activations Manager, Ella Hunt to Program Manager and Katie Trent to Development Manager.

“As Musicians On Call works to strengthen our partnerships and deepen our community impact, we are delighted to have Gabrielle leading the charge, with Madison joining the development team to provide vital administrative support. Their roots in the arts and philanthropy are exactly what we need to elevate both our corporate partnerships and overall fundraising,” says Musicians On Call President & CEO Pete Griffin. “It’s also an honor to celebrate MOC’s latest promotions, which recognize the heart and soul this team pours into our mission every day. Their dedication is the reason we’re able to bring the healing power of music into more hospitals, providing that critical sense of comfort and connection to patients when they need it most.”

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