Brittney Stanton is an educator, facilitator, and arts advocate who believes in the power of music and creativity to transform lives. Guided by a commitment to equity and access, Brittney uses the arts to cultivate belonging, resilience, and leadership. She partners with communities to create spaces—on stage, in the classroom, and beyond—where creativity thrives and every voice can be heard.

Alexander Nguyen is an arts administrator, choral conductor, and singer based in Philadelphia, PA. He currently serves as the Associate Conductor of the Singing City Choir of Philadelphia and performs as a vocalist with various professional ensembles Philadelphia Symphonic Choir. From the podium, Nguyễn is committed to ensuring equal representation in the rehearsal room. He has dedicated his time to researching music from non-western traditions including Vietnamese folk traditions such as ca dao, nhạc tết, and quan họ as well as the music of Trịnh Công Sơn, Vietnam’s most prominent songwriter. Nguyễn also takes pride in spotlighting the influences of displacement in diasporic communities on music and storytelling.

Erik Meyer was raised in Collingswood, NJ, where he began his organ studies at thirteen, studying with the Rev. J. Bert Carlson. Erik earned a BM in 2000 and an MM in organ performance in 2004 from the Peabody Conservatory of Music, Baltimore, where he studied with Donald Sutherland. He was a semifinalist in the highly competitive 2006, 2008 and 2012 National Young Artist Competition in Organ Performance. He has performed over one hundred recitals throughout the world and often performs organ-flute duo recitals with his wife, Anna as the AEMeyer Duo.

Sean Morgan grew up in Monmouth County, New Jersey, and studied Sport Management and Labor & Employment Studies at Rutgers University. With more than eight years of experience in development, Sean has secured over $6 million in institutional support across the for-profit and nonprofit sectors. He is the inaugural Development Director at Elevate Vocal Arts, where he leads a comprehensive fundraising strategy that integrates annual giving, major gifts, grants, sponsorships, and donor engagement to sustain and grow the organization’s mission.

Jazmin Salaberrios is a soprano, teaching artist, and educator whose career bridges performance, education, and community engagement. With more than sixteen years of professional vocal experience, she has performed with Opera Omaha, Kentucky Opera, Berlin Opera Academy, 105 Voices of History, Coalition for African Americans in the Performing Arts (CAAPA), Delaware Choral Arts, and the Colour of Music Festival. Through her combined roles as performer, educator, and community advocate, Jazmin continues to create spaces where music serves as a vehicle for empathy, inclusivity, and transformation.

Sam Barge is a conductor, tenor, educator, composer, and arranger whose work centers on the power of choral music to inspire connection and social change. Before joining Elevate Vocal Arts, he served as Executive and Artistic Director of Berks Youth Chorus, where he directed middle and high school aged choruses, incorporated service learning into the curriculum, and produced collaborative, community-centered performances. He is excited to bring his belief in choral music’s ability to change lives and foster social change to Elevate Vocal Arts.