Orchestra London’s Administrative Leadership Team consists of:

Timothy Vernon, Artistic Director
Orchestra London is proud to have one of the best conductors in Canada on our staff. Our Music Director and Principal Conductor, Maestro Timothy Vernon, is a familiar figure on the podiums of Canada’s most important orchestras and opera companies. Maestro Vernon also continues his role as Artistic Director of Pacific Opera Victoria, a post he has held since that company’s inception in 1980. Timothy has led over 40 of its 50 productions including the first staged Canadian presentations of L’amore dei tre re and Weber’s Der Freischütz. He has also led Fidelio, produced for TV and broadcast by the PBS and CBC networks. As well, he has conducted Britten’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, heard on CBC Stereo’s Saturday Afternoon at the Opera.

Internationally renowned for his work with young musicians, Timothy led the McGill Symphony Orchestra in acclaimed performances of Mahler’s Symphony #5 in Montreal. Previously, Maestro Vernon has conducted the McGill Orchestra in acclaimed performances at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Roy Thomson Hall, the National Arts Centre in Ottawa, Le Grande Theatre de Quebec, and Montreal’s Place des Arts.

Of special note was his last performance with the National Arts Centre Orchestra, conducting Ben Heppner and Pinchas Zukerman in a concert seen on television worldwide. READ MORE.

Rob Gloor, Executive Director
Rob Gloor joined Orchestra London in June of 2002 after three years at the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra and Winspear Centre, where he directed the Marketing and Development departments. Robert’s prior roles include Director of Marketing for Opera Ontario (Hamilton and Kitchener) Marketing Manager for the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony, and General Manager of the London Youth Symphony. Originally from the Stratford area, Rob attended the University of Western Ontario’s Faculty of Music, where he studied both piano and voice and earned a degree in Performance.  Rob completed his Executive MBA degree through Queen’s School of Business in 2003.
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Eadie Micks, Director of Finance & Administration (Privacy Officer)
Eadie Micks brings a wealth of knowledge to the Management Team. With over 20 years experience in accounting, she has worked in various capacities within the financial industry and has spent the last 16 years working in the not-for-profit sector, including  with the Boys’ & Girls’ Club of London.
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Broek Bosma, Director of Marketing and Development
Broek Bosma is the former Director of the Prince George Conservatory of Music and a board member of Performing Arts British Columbia. Broek has studied music in both Canada and Switzerland. He holds a degree in music from the University of British  Columbia and a Masters of Business Administration from the University of Northern British Columbia. He is a past recipient of the BC Arts Council Award for Arts Administration.
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Marianne Leach, Director of Artistic Administration
Marianne Leach is a graduate in Music from the University of Western Ontario. For the past 8 years she has been the Artistic Administrator of the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony. She is the co-founder of the award winning Open Ears Festival of Music and Sound. Marianne has been nominated both locally and nationally for her contribution to the arts community.
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Orchestra London’s Administrative Team includes the following talented men and women
from the London community:

Staff
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