Wednesday, January 22, 2020

Fundamental to how the
Recording Academy works, though it hasn't been sufficiently emphasized in most coverage of
Grammyland, is that the Board of Trustees runs things. A chief executive serves at the pleasure of the Board. Some might call them a shadow government, accountable to no one. Others might say that's a bit dramatic.
So, who's on the this Board? It's the four trustee officers and 40 trustees who come from the 12 individual chapters, which elect them; each chapter has at least two members on the Board. The total number of trustees from a chapter depends on its total voting members. The L.A. chapter, for example, has seven members; New York has six; and Nashville five. Trustees serve two-year terms. The four trustee officers, who govern the Board, are elected by the Board and can serve up to two consecutive two-year terms.
Now, meet your trustee officers and trustees. For more on Grammy governance,
go here.
TRUSTEE OFFICERS
- Harvey Mason Jr., National Chair
- Tammy Hurt, Vice Chair
- Terry Hemmings, Secretary/Treasurer
- Christine Albert, Chair Emeritus
TRUSTEES
Ivan Barias |
Kokayi |
Scott Billington |
Emily Lazar |
Claudia Brant |
Jeff Levenson |
Darrell Brown |
Lee Levin |
John Burk |
Rico Love |
Terri Lyne Carrington |
Jonathan McReynolds |
Samantha Cox |
Jorge Mejia |
Brian Deck |
David Messier |
Sue Ennis |
Julia Michels |
Trey Fanjoy |
Riggs Morales |
George Flanigen |
Tim Palmer |
Fletcher Foster |
Piper Payne |
Tracy Gershon |
Justin Roberts |
Tracy Hamlin |
Michael Romanowski |
Lalah Hathaway |
Shannon Sanders |
John Driskell Hopkins |
SassyBlack |
Leslie Ann Jones |
Ken Shepherd |
Terry Jones |
Matt Still |
Om'Mas Keith |
Richard Stumpf |
Mike Knobloch |
Paul Wall |