RPO names Tonya McBride Robles as new president and CEO
16-06-2026 17:58 via roccitymag.com

RPO names Tonya McBride Robles as new president and CEO

The Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra has tapped Tonya McBride Robles to lead the organization as its new president and CEO, beginning August 17.Tonya McBride Robles. PHOTO BY Renata O’Donnell.McBride Robles most recently served as vice president of expanded education at the New England Conservatory in Boston and before that, she had been chief operating officer at both the Baltimore and Nashville Symphonies.She succeeds Curt Long, who served as the RPO’s president and CEO for nine y
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