Atlanta Ballet is pleased to announce two significant additions to its executive team. Alicia Gosha-Page has been appointed as the new Chief Administrative Officer and Zachary Brown as the new Chief Development Officer. Both will play a pivotal role in driving the company’s strategic initiatives and fostering continuous growth.

With a proven track record of success in nonprofit leadership, Gosha-Page brings over 25 years of systems thinking, governance expertise, and cross-functional leadership to Atlanta Ballet. At companies like Truist, Deloitte, GE, and Accenture, she led Project Management Office and portfolio management initiatives valued at $50 million, translating complex operational challenges into clear, executable solutions.

In her new role, Gosha-Page will partner closely with the Board of Trustees, executive teams, and department heads translating strategy into long-term sustainability for Atlanta Ballet, pairing operational discipline with steady, mission-driven leadership.

Zachary Brown brings extensive experience in Atlanta’s arts and nonprofit community: Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Habitat for Humanity International, Hands On Atlanta, and Community In Schools of Atlanta. He joins Atlanta Ballet after having most recently served as executive vice president of development at WABE, Atlanta’s community-supported NPR and PBS affiliate, where he grew major-gift revenue from approximately $600,000 to more than $3 million in just two years.

Brown will lead efforts to increase philanthropic support and drive Atlanta Ballet towards greater financial stability as it approaches its 100th anniversary.

Both Brown and Gosha-Page will be working closely with Artistic Director Gennadi Nedvigin to implement his strategic vision of showcasing world-class ballet in Atlanta, as their expertise drives continued success for Atlanta Ballet.