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The Iredell Arts Council announced Friday that Sydney Koppelmeyer has been hired as the nonprofit’s executive director, effective November 21.
“I am deeply honored and excited to take on this role at the Iredell Arts Council,” she said. “The Iredell Arts Council has become known for delivering diverse and high-quality programming that resonates with our community. I look forward to creating even more opportunities for inspiration, connection, and creativity.”
A passionate advocate for the arts, she has been a long-standing supporter and volunteer with the Arts Council. As marketing chair of the Full Bloom Film Festival, she played a vital role in shaping the festival’s most successful year to date. Her experience as a contract marketing professional for the Arts Council allowed her to familiarize herself with the organization’s programming, introducing new approaches to community engagement and enhancing the Council’s outreach efforts.
Koppelmeyer also brings extensive experience from her full-time position in marketing and community relations at Piedmont HealthCare, where she honed her skills in community-based communications and developed strong connections within the local area.
The Arts Council’s Board of Directors expressed its deep gratitude to the previous executive director, John Koppelmeyer, who has built a lasting legacy of fostering creativity and community through quality programming and support for diverse talent. Under his guidance, the Iredell Arts Council has become a beloved institution in the region, known for its innovative and accessible events.
About the Iredell Arts Council
The Iredell Arts Council is dedicated to supporting and promoting the arts in Iredell County. Through events, exhibitions, and educational programs, the Council fosters creativity and provides a platform for artists of all disciplines. From local concerts and visual art showcases to the Full Bloom Film Festival, the Iredell Arts Council remains committed to enriching the cultural fabric of the community. For more information visit www.IredellArtsCouncil.org.