Tiffany is a leader at the intersection of culture and community.

Curating Connection

Tiffany is a seasoned community connector with over two decades of experience fostering meaningful engagement across diverse groups. Her work spans curating impactful events, facilitating workshops and trainings, and collaborating with a wide range of stakeholders—including artists, students, and business leaders. Guided by a deep passion for the power of community, Tiffany is affectionately known as a “cross-pollinator,” leveraging her multidisciplinary background to reimagine innovative approaches to collective impact.

Cultivating Community Partnerships

As an accomplished community engagement strategist, Tiffany has had the privilege of working alongside prominent community leaders and esteemed organizations, including Cincinnati Opera, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, Elementz Hip Hop Cultural and Arts Center, the Urban League of Greater Cincinnati, Seven Hills Neighborhood Houses, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, Cincinnati Museum Center, Taft Museum of Art, Chamber Music Cincinnati, and the Cincinnati Men’s Chorus, among others.

Throughout her career, Tiffany has engaged a wide range of stakeholders—from business and civic leaders to grassroots organizers, nonprofit professionals, and social justice advocates. Before her work in the arts and culture sector, she served as Associate Director of Graduate Recruitment at the Carl H. Lindner College of Business at the University of Cincinnati and as a Program Specialist with Girl Scouts of Western Ohio.

Creating Cultural Change

Prior to entrepreneurship, Tiffany served as the Director of Community Engagement and Diversity for the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra (CSO), one of the nation’s oldest orchestras. At the CSO, she was instrumental in expanding the organization’s reach through strategic initiatives that connected the orchestra with the Greater Cincinnati community through collaborative programming with community organizations and leaders, neighborhood councils and other arts and cultural leaders. Through her leadership she helped the CSO more than double attendance of Black and Latino/e audience members at events through programs such as the CSO Brady Block Parties Series, the MAC Music Innovator Program and Classical Roots.

Amplifying Artists 

As an arts innovator, Tiffany has had the opportunity to work collaboratively with a wide range of artists such as grammy award winning concert pianist Michelle Cann, pianist/composer William Menefield, drummer/composer and activist Mark Lomax II, Grammy and Emmy award-winning bassist Endea Owens, conductor Antoine T. Clark , gospel legend Donald Lawrence, along with a host of local and regional artists and musicians.

Honors & Recognitions 

In 2022, Tiffany was named one of Cincinnati’s Notables in Arts and Culture by Movers and Makers Magazine. Her work in community engagement has been noted in several publications throughout the years including the recently released Cincinnati based book The Case for Cities by Routledge.

A lifelong advocate for community building, Tiffany was awarded the Bayard Rustin Award for Striving to Establish the Beloved Community in 2013 by the Black Church Studies Department at Candler School of Theology at Emory University, where she earned her Master of Divinity degree. 

Tiffany currently resides in her hometown of Cincinnati, Ohio where in addition to spending quality time with family and friends she also serves as chair of the board for Elementz Hip Hop Cultural Arts Center and is a former board member for the Over-the-Rhine Museum.