A consultant and project manager in the classical musical and ballet industry, Elise has over 15 years of experience in music management, spanning a 20 year career in the arts, music and entertainment businesses.
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Elise combines her interests in culture and the arts with a desire to assist her immediate and wider community. As well as spearheading her own voluntary initiatives, Elise is on the Development Committee for Clean Break, is a trustee for Hammersmith & Fulham Giving, a trustee for Carnival Village Trust, a Board Director of Leeds Conservatoire, a Non-Exec Director of Come Play with Me and is the founder and Chair of Mama Haven, a charity she created to address socio economic barriers amongst women.

James has worked in and around the arts for over 15 years, beginning at IMG Artists and continuing at First Chair Promotion, where he manages a group of composers, performers, and creators who have made work in all corners of the globe, across traditional and outdated genre boundaries, and on a scale ranging from small dirty room to legendary opera house. He also facilitates projects for creators seeking help in addition to standard teams and structures and emphasizes outreach and expanding points of contact for all audiences interested in the arts.

After completing her studies at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music & Dance in vocal performance, Megan enjoys a career in both arts administration and performance/composition alongside her work as a vocal teacher. Megan joined the Revere Arts team in May 2022 and combines her interests in music as an artist with that of promoting the work of emerging and existing talent. Alongside this, Megan is a curator and runs regular performances in London and is a singer-songwriter who both writes and records in various genres - Megan’s most popular release is a collaboration with Brit Award Nominee goddard.

Grace trained as an actor at LAMDA and RADA, developing a passion for classical theatre and new writing for stage and screen. In the States, she has worked in both artistic and administrative roles for the Public Theater, the Williamstown Theatre Festival, the American Shakespeare Center, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Shakespeare & Company, and Stanford Live. She also holds a Bachelor’s and a Master’s from Stanford University, where she studied Human Biology and multimedia Environmental Communication.

The winner of the BAFA award for 'Outstanding Contribution to British Arts Festivals', and the UK Festivals Awards ‘Headliner of the Year’ for Elton John at Henley Festival, Stewart has worked with eight different festivals at home and overseas. His stock in trade is the breadth of his contacts (classical, jazz, world and pop music, theatre, comedy, literature and the visual arts), his commissioning record, and his commitment to community outreach.

Previously a professional singer and music journalist, Stewart has started three new festivals: literary festivals in Petworth, Stoke on Trent and the original ‘classical camping’ festival in Devon, Serenata. In 2024 he co-founded the Kent House Literary Series in London. He was the creator of ‘The Tree of Light’ a 2012 Olympic Festival project involving 2500+ participants.

Alasdair Nicolson is an award-winning composer, conductor and festival director, educationalist and occasional broadcaster. Regarded as one of Scotland’s finest musicians of his generation, he was brought up on the Isle of Skye and the Black Isle and studied at Edinburgh University. In the early 90s he came to widespread public attention winning the IBM Composers’ Prize for The Tree of Strings. He has since written music for many of the world’s leading performers, ensembles and orchestras and his music has been broadcast regularly. He also has a strong reputation as a programmer and educator and has written books on Composition and created a UK wide project Sound Inventors. Currently Festival Director for St Magnus International Festival and previously Bath International Festival, Northlands Festival, Platform Festival, he is also Artistic Director of his own ensemble The Assembly Project.