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the lake forest leader | January 26, 2017 | 21
Lake Forest Symphony
executive director resigns
Submitted by Lake Forest
Symphony
Lake Forest Symphony
announced Jan. 12 that
Executive Director Susan
Lape will step down
from her role beginning on
March 1. Lape has served
the symphony for more
than four years, during
which the organization appointed
acclaimed Music
Director Vladimir Kulenovic
and created significant
new educational and
community offerings. She
will assume the role of
Executive Director of the
Chicago Youth Symphony
Orchestras, which is the
nation’s premier youth orchestra
program.
Stewart Kerr, a longtime
resident of Lake Forest and
an experienced non-profit
leader, has been appointed
board president and will
lead the search for a new
executive director.
“I am so proud of all we
have accomplished together
at the Lake Forest Symphony.”
Lape said. “It was
an honor to serve at the
helm of this organization
during such an exciting
time in its history. I will
miss our Lake Forest Symphony
musicians, board
and staff and am so grateful
to all who have contributed
to our efforts over the
past four seasons.”
Lape was appointed
Executive Director of the
Lake Forest Symphony
in September 2012. During
her tenure, Lake Forest
Symphony and WFMT
Radio Network produced
an audio documentary
titled “The Search,” detailing
the symphony’s international
search for a new
Music Director. Last fall
she was selected as one
of nine participants in the
League of American Orchestras’
Emerging Leaders
Program, the organization’s
flagship leadership
development program. In
2014, Lape was named
“Executive Director of the
Year” by the Illinois Council
of Orchestras.
“Susan’s leadership has
positioned us extremely
well for the future.” Kerr
said. “We now have a diverse
range of programming
which will serve
our community through
music for many decades
to come.”
Stewart Kerr is the Executive
Director of the
Lake County Chamber of
Commerce. He is a retired
banker who lives in Lake
Forest with his wife Marcy.
He retired as the senior
Illinois Executive for
Wisconsin-based Associated
Trust Co. after serving
in similar positions in
Michigan and Ohio. He
is a former board chair of
Milwaukee Ballet Co.
RIGHT: Susan Lape, was
the executive director of
Lake Forest Symphony for
more than four years has
announced her decision
to step down from her
position.
Stewart Kerr, a Lake
Forest Resident, was
named as the new board
president of Lake Forest
Symphony and will help
appoint new executive
director. PHOTOS SUBMITTED
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Division. In 1953 Dal met
and married Mary Bannerman
Frost. They were happily
married for nearly 62
years until Mary’s death in
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