Cliff Adams, Keyboards

Day Job: Cliff Adams is a career musical tradesman and a retired professor of popular music.

Musical Past: He has played over 6,000 gigs in the Cincinnati area, with extended engagements in the 80s and 90s at Flanagan’s Landing and the Waterfront Restaurant. Cliff has composed and produced records and music for film, TV, and radio.  His “Maysville’s Friendly Dentist” radio spots have run during University of Louisville and University of Kentucky basketball games for over ten years.  His 1982 collaboration on “Endlessly” with former NFL star, Pat McInally, hit the #9 spot on Q-102 and earned Cliff his 15 minutes of fame. In 2017, Cliff and John Domaschko were inducted into the Northern Kentucky Music Legends Hall of Fame as members of the sixties rock band, The Dingos.

Sheila Baker, Vocals

Day Job: Director of Business Development, First Title Agency, Inc. She has served on several boards, including the Greater Cincinnati Home Builders Association, Cincinnati Habitat for Humanity, Women’s Council of Realtors, and the Arthritis Foundation (Ohio River Valley Chapter). 2016 President of the SMC (Sales and Marketing Council) with the Cincinnati HBA.  

Musical Past: Sheila enjoyed being the female vocalist with six other Suits in the classic rock band Glory Days for eight years. She is currently playing acoustically in smaller venues with two other Suits in a band called Chapter 3. She has had the privilege to sing the National Anthem for the Cincinnati Reds and Florence Freedom and at many special events and ceremonies around town over the last several years. You can also find her singing with The King’s Church Praise Team in West Chester, Ohio every Sunday morning.  

Tom Bosse, Keyboards, Harmonica, Steel Drum 

Day Job: Principal at Thomas Bosse Law, PLLC  

Musical Past: Played keyboards and percussion in several rock bands in high school, including Etivrus. After high school, his musical focus remained on solo and jazz piano. Tom has recorded an album of solo works, “Diversions,” and he performs occasionally at various regional charity events.  

Paul Bromwell, Music Direction, Vocals, Guitar

Day Job: Retired Chief Information Officer at Frost Brown Todd LLC (1991-2017)  

Musical Past: Paul is a guitar player, singer, songwriter, and amateur luthier who has been playing rock and original music since 1964. Paul played in several popular bands including the New Direction, Punk, the Chicago band, Specter, in the mid-70s, and in Cincinnati’s The Young Invaders, winners of the first MTV basement tapes show in the early 80s. Until 2020, he performed with the Bromwell Diehl Band with fellow Suits, Elaine Diehl, Jan Diehl, and Mark Tipton.  Paul is a 2018 inductee in the Northern Kentucky Music Legends Hall of Fame. He also serves on the Suits That Rock Executive Committee.  

Steve Brunner, Guitar

Day Job: Steve is a partner with Liske & Brunner CPAs LLC. He heads up their business valuation and litigation support practice. He also provides tax and outsourced CFO services for closely held businesses and their owners. 

Musical Past: Steve currently plays in the band “The Drysdales” who was recently inducted into the Northern KY Hall of Fame. He also plays regularly at his church, The Next Chapter in Taylor Mill, KY. 

Dan Cahill, Vocals 

Day Job: Daniel J. Cahill, Ph.D. is a managing principal and CEO at HSD Metrics, a human resources analytics firm serving Fortune 500 companies. Dan enjoys his work in the community including his board seats at the Northern Kentucky Education Council and People Working Cooperatively. He has also served as a Board member for Redwood and Boys & Girls Club as well as two years as the Board Chair of the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce.

Musical Past: Dan has been an accidental entertainer for the last 35 years. He was accepted into the University of Cincinnati CCM in 1985 in the Musical Theatre program and was a featured performer in two main stage shows as a first-year student. After leaving the program, he leveraged his musical experience to fund his higher education. He was a mainstay in the Kings Island shows from 1986-1990 and also subbed as a lead singer in two bands on the weekends. As a graduate student, he played guitar and sang country music in small bars and ranches in Colorado and Washington state. Dan is honored and humbled to be part of the amazing talent in the Suits That Rock family this year.

Sarah Cameron, Vocals

Day Job: Commercial Litigation Partner, Dinsmore & Shohl, LLP.  Sarah is licensed in both Kentucky and Ohio and assists clients in resolving business disputes.  She also has experience resolving estate and trust disputes and co-chairs the NKBA’s Probate Law Section.  

Musical Past: Sarah’s musical journey began in 4th grade when she sang “Colors of the Wind” in her elementary school talent show, and she has loved the stage ever since! In high school, Sarah performed at Disney World, in Branson, Missouri, Hawaii and Los Angeles. Sarah was recognized as Best Female Performer at the Showchoir America competition in Los Angeles and was crowned Miss KY Teen performing “I’ve Got the Music in Me.” At Transylvania University, Sarah played the lead role of Julie Jordan in “Carousel.” These days, Sarah is a guest addition to the Praise Team at Cornerstone Christian Church in Dayton, Kentucky.  Born and raised in Pike County, Kentucky, Sarah now resides in Fort Thomas with her husband David and children, Ada Kate and Cash. 

Kevin Canafax, Vocals

Day Job: Midwest Vice President Public Affairs, Fidelity Investments. Kevin also serves on numerous regional boards including the Cincinnati Business Committee, CVG Airport Board, and One NKY Regional Alliance.

Musical Past: Kevin fronts “Soul Shadow,” a high-energy band featuring Led Zeppelin classics. His music experience includes performances at the nation’s largest Beatles Music Festival – Abbey Road On The River, along with Rock & Roll Fantasy Camp showcases featuring Roger Daltrey, Gary Hoey, David Hull, Sandy Gennaro and Spike Edney. Kevin also performed Lead Vocals for classic rock band “Shut Up & Drive.” It was Kevin’s idea to field a small group of business people as musical entertainment for the benefit of a non-profit organization, birthing what eventually would become “Suits That Rock.” He serves on the Suits That Rock Executive Committee.

John Caulfield, Trombone, Vocals

Day Job: Chief Financial Officer for Phillips Edison and Company

 Musical Past: John’s musical fate was decided when his 4th grade band teacher needed a trombone player. He played the trombone all throughout school, received a grant to play Jazz at Xavier, and even proposed to his wife at his last gig there. John is proud to be a Horn for Suits that Rock and is particularly grateful to Jan and Ken for writing all the charts! Although an amateur compared to the music legends of Suits, keep an eye out for John as he plays his horn, sings back-up, or even raps in a song or two! He is always a fan of music; he sings with his church every weekend and with his kids every day.  

Rick Dews, Bass Guitar

Day Job: Strategic Sourcing Specialist for Trew 

Musical Past: Rick began playing guitar at about age 5 and moved to bass guitar at age 8. With two older brothers as a guitar player and drummer, it was the natural progression of things and a ready-made band. In the early days, that was the Dews Brothers band playing soul, rock, and blues. Later came a larger band called the Diplomats playing primarily Motown music. A big event was when they opened for Roger Troutman Jr., well before Zapp Band. Playing with many bands and many genres including bands such as Higher, The Hit Men, Groove Yard and Leroy Ellington and the E-Funk band, Gospel also became a focus; including playing for Donald Lawrence and Charles Fold. Rick is currently playing with the Diamond Jim Band as well as The Perpetrators. Venues have included Bogarts, Flanagan’s, Main Street Brewery, WEBN Fireworks, Taste of Cincinnati, Sycamore Gardens, Jefferson Hall, The 1207, and many, many more.  

Elaine Diehl, Vocals

Day Job: Announcer/Producer Cincinnati Public Radio, 90.9 WGUC/ 91.7 WVXU

Musical Past: Elaine hosts a classical music program middays on 90.9 WGUC and produces the daily arts feature, Cincinnati Spotlight. In the 1980’s she began the rock and roll journey as founder/lead singer of Elaine & the Biscaynes. A graduate of Edgecliff College of Xavier University, she currently sings with the pop/ jazz trio, Boutique, and does studio voice work around town

Jan Diehl, Bass Guitar, Saxophones, Flute, Vocals

Day Job:  In his 36 years as a music educator Jan Diehl had the opportunity to teach music and music pedagogy to students in kindergarten through grad school helping produce successful professional musicians, music educators and a plethora of music lovers.  Although he spent most of his tenure at Guardian Angels School, he also taught at Bethel-Tate High School and was an adjunct faculty member at both the University of Mount Saint Joseph and the College-Conservatory of Music. Not fully retired, Jan continues his work as a substitute teacher and has recently been added to the faculty of the New Horizon Band, a Concert Band of retired professionals who have chosen to return to music in their Golden Years. Jan is also an active woodwind adjudicator for the Ohio Music Education Association.  

Musical Past: Jan worked his way through the College-Conservatory of Music by playing with a popular cover band called Magik, but is better known for appearances with Elaine & the Biscaynes, the Bromwell-Diehl Band, and the Phil Blank Blues Band. Jan can currently be seen playing bass and woodwinds for Boutique, Triangle, Curly & the Q-Balls, the fabulous Lee’s Junction Big Band and he has recently been added to Madrigal, the Ultimate Santana Experience. 

John Domaschko, Bass Guitar, Vocals

Day Job: John’s employment past includes a career as a CPA and interim President of Vision 2015. In his capacity as a board member, he has chaired the CVG Airport Board, St. Elizabeth Healthcare, St. Elizabeth Foundation, Metropolitan Club, and Kentucky Educational Television, and served as Vice-Chair of Public Broadcasting Services in Washington, D.C. He is currently a member of the PBS Foundation Board and is on the board of a number of local organizations, including Rumpke Consolidated Companies, Greater Cincinnati Foundation, and Holland Foundation for Sight Restoration. He is one of the co-founders of Suits That Rock, chairs its Executive Committee, and, as “Chief Cat-Herder,” drives the cast crazy with his endless spreadsheets.

Musical Past: John refined his musical chops playing at high school dances, at Granny’s teenage nightclub, and in college bars like the Roundtable at UC and the Purity at Miami University. He played in the Sonics, the Cobras, the Burgundy Boys, and the Dingos, who were scheduled to be the opening act for Sonny & Cher at Music Hall in 1967. He also played in Glory Days, who opened for Three Dog Night in 2007. In 2017, he was inducted into the Northern Kentucky Music Legends Hall of Fame with the rest of his Dingo bandmates.

Chrissy Dunn Dutton, Vocals 

Day Job: Chrissy is a Shareholder/Litigation Attorney with the law firm of Buechner Haffer Meyers & Koenig Co., LPA. Chrissy practices family law and also represents individuals and businesses in a range of pre-suit and general civil litigation matters in state, federal, and appellate courts throughout Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana.

Musical Past: Chrissy has enjoyed singing and performing since childhood. Her first performances were on her grandpa’s picnic table stage, at grade school talent shows, school Christmas pageants, and All State SATB Choir, as weekly song leader at her church, and in high school musical theater productions. After a regional win to qualify for the Coca-Cola Talent Classic at the Kentucky State Fair as a junior in high school, she was “discovered” and chosen to perform regularly at Music Ranch USA Opry House in West Point, Kentucky throughout high school and college, performing her favorite classic and modern country hits with the house band. During and after college and law school, Chrissy has performed in various talent contests, friends’ weddings, local festivals and events, including the CBA’s annual Bench Bar Social, and annually at the annual CBF Rock the Foundation Charitable fundraiser. She also co-wrote and performed a song with Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Bootsy Collins in 2012. Chrissy even met her husband, a fellow lawyer and talented guitar player, while both performed at a musical fundraiser. The rest was music history and they now have three children – also music lovers of course!

David Ellis, Guitar, Vocals

Day Job: Managing Director and Private Wealth Advisor with UBS Financial Services  

Musical Past: David has enjoyed music his entire life. Encouraged by his mother, a flutist and classical music devotee, David tried the piano and cello before taking up the guitar in 6th grade. Reconnecting with the guitar in his twenties, David now plays with friends and performs for his wife and daughters. One of David’s musical thrills is playing guitar with his daughter Maggie, who can easily outplay her Dad and, just for kicks, has recently taken up the ukulele. David is thrilled to be part of the Suits again this year, and extends a tip of the hat to his guitar teacher, Scott Covrett, who has patiently and tirelessly helped David prepare for the show.  

Gregg Fusaro, Drums, Percussion, Vocals

Day Job: Gregg is a Regional Development Partner for Capital Investment Group, a real estate development company whose latest projects are SouthShore Condominiums and Vue 180 Apartments in Newport, Kentucky. Prior to joining CIG, Gregg was Vice President of Development for Miller-Valentine for 13 years. He also spent 12 years as an Investment Specialist with Coldwell Banker Commercial and in a really former life was a research chemist at the UC Medical School. Currently he serves on the Advisory Board for the UC Real Estate Center and Purple People Bridge Board. 

Musical Past: He started playing percussion in 6th grade. In high school, he played in the Wes Neal Orchestra, a jazz band, and in college played with the Del Crustaceans. Twenty-two years ago, Gregg started the Glory Days band (which also featured Suits organizers John Domaschko and Paul Bromwell) playing in a variety of local venues over 17 years.  

Matt Godsted, Guitar, Vocals

Day Job: Matt Godsted is Director of Enterprise Security at 84.51, where he manages Information Security Governance and data security compliance. Prior to 84.51, Matt held IT Leadership roles at Western & Southern Financial Group, KnowledgeWorks Foundation and The Kroger Co. Matt is Co-Chair of the INTERalliance Board of Directors, a member of the Carnegie Board of Directors and is a member of the NKU College of Informatics Advisory Board.  

Musical Past: A member of Suits that Rock since 2017, Matt began playing guitar at the age of 14 and his early influences were AC/DC, Led Zeppelin, Metallica and Styx. At 17, he formed his first band as lead/rhythm guitarist as well as lead singer. Taking a musical hiatus for several years, 2013 would see his return in forming the group Code10. Matt co-organized Rock IT, a Suits That Rock-like ensemble of Information Technology-centric musicians that perform for the annual CIO Symposium at Sharonville Convention Center. He also plays lead guitar with the Vineyard Christian Church worship band in Florence, KY.

Nancy Grayson, Vocals 

Day Job: President & CEO, Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky. Nancy has served on numerous boards and currently serves on the Metropolitan Club Board of Governors (Chair), the Endow Kentucky Commission and the LINK Media Board of Directors.

Musical Past: Nancy launched her singing career in musical theatre in high school, performing in the musical, “Grease”. She has focused her energies in the last decade performing with her beloved Suits that Rock, although her family still catches her belting out various songs and rap jams from the ‘90s.

Ed Hughes, Trumpet

Day Job: Ed was a college professor and administrator for 42 years, 30 of which saw him serve as president of two Kentucky community colleges respectively. He retired in September 2015 as the founding President/CEO of Gateway Community and Technical College in Northern Kentucky, a position he held since 2001. He now is the President of The Hughes Group and partner in Star Educational Programming, LLC., both consulting firms specializing in resource, workforce and institutional development in the educational and non-profit sectors.

Musical Past: Ed learned to play the trumpet in the 4th grade, played in the school band and orchestra continuing into college where he also played French horn. Along with his best friend (on sax), they formed their version of the Memphis Horns. Ed played trumpet and trombone in several successful Soul/R&B and rock groups in the Gettysburg, PA area in the 1960’s and 70’s including the Stingrays, the Playmates, and the Rumors, a soul band. Ed once played before 10,000 people in a winning group in a battle of the bands at Hershey Park. Locally, he can be heard in the trumpet section of Lee’s Junction Big Band, the Westside Community Band, and has played in the pit orchestras for regional theatres including the Cincinnati Musical Theatre.

Louis Kelly, Drums, Percussion 

Day Job: Louis D. Kelly is the Commonwealth’s Attorney for Kentucky’s 54th Judicial Circuit, consisting of Boone and Gallatin Counties. He is the Chief felony prosecutor in Kentucky’s 4th largest judicial circuit containing more than 140,000 people and handling approximately 1,100 cases each year.

Musical Past: Louis has played percussion for over 20 years and has performed with ensembles, including the University of Kentucky Indoor Percussion Ensemble, the Cavaliers Drum and Bugle Corps, and several bands including the Apparitions, the Whiskey City Ramblers, and the Wade and Murphy Band.

Melissa Lutz, Vocals

Day Job: Principal at Champlin Architecture and a member of the firm’s Board of Directors. Melissa is a Past-President of the SMPS (Society of Marketing Professional Services) Headquarters Board of Trustees and a Past-President of the SMPS Foundation. She is also a board member of the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce and serves as the Vice-Chair, Membership and Events. She has been involved with the NKY Chamber’s Women’s Initiative since its inception. She is a Past President of Greater Cincinnati CREW, a member of the Advancement Committee for The Children’s Home of Cincinnati, and a volunteer with Allied Construction Industries and the Greater Cincinnati Foundation. Melissa is also a graduate of Leadership Northern Kentucky – Class of 2000 and a Fellow of the Society for Marketing Professional Services.  

Musical Past: Melissa learned to sing and play the piano at an early age and performed in school choir. After retiring from school choir, she continued singing in the car and participating in occasional rounds of karaoke, which she still does today. Most recently, Melissa has performed with the local band, The Perpetrators.  

Bob Mitchell, Drums, Percussion

Day Job: Bob Mitchell’s business career with Cintas has spanned 30-plus years including leadership positions in Operations, Sales, and Marketing. He is currently their Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer.  He also serves on the Board of Trustees for the Bethesda Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Bethesda Hospitals, Hospice of Cincinnati and Fernside.  

Musical Past: Bob Mitchell has played the drums in the local music scene since his early-1980s college years at Miami University. Most notably, from 1998-2012, he was a member of the 5FU’s, a local blues band named after the chemotherapy drug 5-Fluorouracil (5-FU).  His fellow members of the 5-FU’s are prominent oncologists in Greater Cincinnati, whose talents include making some of the best blues music in town. The proceeds from every live performance and their self-produced 2001 CD (Beepers Keep Beepin’) went to cancer-related charities, over $200,000!  Since then, Bob has been spotted as a volunteer drummer in the orchestra pit for local musical theatre productions. His influences? Fleetwood Mac, Todd Rundgren, the Clash, the Police, and Steely Dan.  

Susan Morgan, Keyboards, Vocals

Day Job: Susan is a Branch Manager at Union Home Mortgage, and a 36-year veteran of the mortgage industry. Susan has been involved in various non-profit and professional organizations.

Musical Past: Susan’s love for playing music started at age 10 when she saved her babysitting money for piano lessons. She went on to become a church organist and played clarinet and French horn in the school band. Her high school superlative was “Most Talented”. Susan attended the University of KY on a French horn scholarship and played in the UK Marching and Symphonic bands. Susan sang and played piano/organ for numerous weddings, events, and even bar gigs during her college years. After a musical sabbatical lasting almost two decades, Susan ventured into rock’n’roll; playing keys and singing vocals for The Essentials and the High Five Wise Guys. Her fellow band members referred to her as “The Church Lady” due to her background as a church organist.

Graeme Murray, Guitar

Day Job: Worked as an Executive at P&G for 43 years. Now a globetrotting independent consultant, family man, sailor, travel junky and African mission worker.

Musical Past: Was raised in the UK and learned to play guitar in the early days of Cliff Richard and the Shadows. Graeme cut his teeth in London with the Beatles, Stones and Pink Floyd British Invasion getting started — played acoustic 12-string at many a party sing-along. He joined the Suits as his first band experience in 2009 as the “Token Brit” and found the electric guitar! Officially becoming an American Citizen in 2019, The Suits can now be officially called an “All American Band!”

Ken Poleyeff, Flute, Saxophone

Day Job: Prior to retirement, Ken worked as an Application Architect for Cornerstone Brands, developing e-commerce websites. His other previous included stints at Compuware, Digineer and serving as an aerospace engineer at GE Aircraft Engines. 

Musical Past: Ken is principal clarinet in the Cincinnati Community Orchestra which he’s been in for over 30 years, saxophone and other woodwinds in the Swingtime and Lee’s Junction Big Bands. He’s also in the Cellar Sax Band, a saxophone quartet and In Vista Winds, a woodwind quintet. He’s been in the pit orchestra in over 40 musical theater productions, most recently in the Cincinnati Music Theater production of “Camelot” and Footlighters’ “Grease.”

Tim Schigel, Guitar, Vocals

Day Job: Tim Schigel is the founding Partner of Refinery Ventures, a venture capital firm that invests in early stage technology companies. He previously co-founded and managed the Cintrifuse Fund of Funds which invests in early stage venture funds around the country to help startups in the Cincinnati region. He is also the founder of the social media pioneer, ShareThis, a web sharing platform in Silicon Valley. Tim was named a regional EY’s Entrepreneur of the Year in 2013.  

Musical Past: Tim grew up in a musical family, which includes aunts and uncles in the Serbian music hall of fame and others currently working in the music industry today. Other than creating a dream studio in his basement, Tim sits in with friends from time to time and has been known to spontaneously appear on stage in the honky tonks on Broadway in Nashville (where his cousin Mike is a top drummer), at the Belmont in Austin and Beele St. in Memphis. 

Greg Shumate, Guitar, Vocals

Day Job: Member-in-Charge and corporate and commercial lawyer at Frost, Brown, Todd, LLC., where he was named by The Cincinnati Business Courier as one of their 40 under 40 Business Leaders and by the Sunday Challenger as one of the most influential Northern Kentuckians. Former longtime (24 years) Chairman of the Republican Party of Kenton County, Greg was named a delegate to the Republican National Convention in 2004. He has served as a Special Justice to the Supreme Court of Kentucky and was appointed by the Governor to The Kentucky State Board of Elections, the Kentucky Arts Council and the Board of Regents of Northern Kentucky University. Greg has served on many local and regional boards, chaired the Kentucky Division of the Fine Arts Fund (now Artswave), and currently serves on the Board of Trustees of the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park and People Working Cooperatively.

Musical Past: His musical pedigree includes playing in several bands: Alesia, The Cherry Sisters, Hot Rod and the Blowouts, The Drysdales – who opened for Eddie Money twice – and Grateful Red, a band of Leadership Kentucky participants. Greg also runs the musical portion of “Rock The Foundation,” an annual fundraising event for the Cincinnati Bar Association Foundation featuring musical performances by lawyers, judges and other legal personnel from the Greater Cincinnati area. He also serves on the Suits That Rock Executive Committee. Greg is a 2023 inductee into the Northern Kentucky Music Legends Hall of Fame along with the rest of his Drysdale bandmates.

Gary Wright, Drums, Percussion, Vocals

Day Job: Senior Managing Director of Integra Realty Resources – Cincinnati/Dayton. Integra, with 55 offices nationwide and internationally, offers real property valuation and consulting services. Integra provides services to corporations, private clients, developers, lenders, investors, governmental agencies and real estate owners in the areas of institutional, pension fund, REIT, & bank financing, real estate tax appeal, litigation, plus numerous other valuation and consulting services.

Musical Past: Played drums at an early age. First drum set was my mom’s pots and pans. Joined my first band in high school. Did vocals and played drums in various groups, primarily Lock, Stock and Barrel and Rise ‘N Shine.

Olivia Amlung, Keyboards, Vocals 

Day Job: Civil Litigation Attorney at Adams Law, PLLC. Olivia is licensed in both Kentucky and Ohio and assists her governmental entity clients in a variety of civil litigation and general counsel matters. She recently returned to private practice after spending the last year serving as an Assistant Attorney General in the Office of Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron. 

Musical Past: Olivia’s musical journey began in grade school playing piano and singing both in school and in the community. Throughout her educational career, Olivia received accolades from the NKU Junior Musical Experience for excellence on the piano as well as participated in multiple student choirs. These days, Olivia is a regular addition to the Worship Team at First Church in Union, Kentucky where she plays the piano and sings. Born and raised in Boone County, Olivia resides in Florence with her husband, Justin, and their two dogs, Votto and Larkin. 

Bonita Brown, Vocals 

Day Job:  Bonita currently serves as the Interim President of Northern Kentucky University. NKU is Northern Kentucky’s regional public university that proudly serves over 15,000 students. Prior to serving as Interim President, Bonita was the Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer at NKU, responsible for the University’s Strategic Plan that is singularly focused on Student Success. Bonita is an attorney by trade, but has served in leadership roles at several universities across the country and in nonprofit organizations in Washington DC. 

Musical Past:  Bonita has been singing all her life. She comes from a very musical family that gathers every year around the holidays. where each individual leads a song with everyone else joining as the choir. At age 13, she joined a five person gospel acapella singing group with her father called WCTS—Witnessing Christ Through Song.   She even became the musical director of the group and helped arrange many of their songs. WCTS traveled all across the country holding concerts at churches, singing at weddings and other events. The group even got selected to be an opening act for a BeBe and CeCe Winans concert. WCTS recorded 6 CD’s and sold them all across the country. The group continues to make surprise performances when they can. Bonita is excited to be a “Guest Suit” this year! 

Jon Buening, Guitar, Vocals  

Day Job: Jon is Director of the Community Campaign at ArtsWave, the Cincinnati region’s primary source of funding for local arts. In that role Jon works closely with ArtsWave’s many corporate and community partners to drive funding for ArtsWave’s annual campaign. Prior to ArtsWave, Jon also worked in education as a school psychologist and in the corporate world at Fifth Third Bank. Outside of work Jon’s community involvement includes being a 2021 Class 16 graduate of the Cincinnati Chamber’s C-Change program, serving as Connections Coordinator for the Young Professionals Choral Collective, and serving on the board of the American Sign Museum. 

Musical Past: Jon grew up in a musical family, and attributes his love of performing to that experience. He and his dad performed and recorded original music for some years as a duo called Strained Relations. More recently, Jon has fronted local rock band Vehicle for the last seven years, covering classic and pop rock. For Vehicle, Jon is the lead singer and rhythm guitarist and also plays a bit of keys, bass, and harmonica. Jon has also been a member of the Young Professionals Choral Collective for several years, and though that organization has sung on stage with Foreigner and Barry Manilow, with the Cincinnati Pops at Riverbend, and onstage at Carnegie Hall in New York. Jon’s first exposure to Suits that Rock was actually through YPCC almost 10 years ago when Greg Shumate recruited YPCC singers to act as a backing choir on a few songs during the show. Jon is thrilled to have now come full circle as an official “Guest Suit” this year! 

Carri Chandler, Vocals, Percussion  

Day Job: Vice President, St. Elizabeth Foundation where she leads a team of staff and volunteers dedicated to inspire and connect our generous community with programs and projects improving the health of our family, friends and neighbors. She brought to her role more than 18 years of external affairs experience from Toyota’s Engineering & Manufacturing headquarters responsible for regional and national initiatives in media, government and community relations. Carri has served on numerous boards including ArtsWave, the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden Foundation, Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, Kids Voting Northern Kentucky and Leadership Kentucky. 

Musical Past: Active in musical theater productions in her youth, it was her star-making role as “Maria” in West Side Story which earned her the “Best Actress” award at Elkhart Central High School in 1987. During her late night shifts as a cocktail waitress in college, she was often recruited to sing back up by traveling rock bands. A lifelong air drummer, she started playing with actual sticks in 2020.

Meghan Cummings, Violin 

Day Job: Meghan serves as Vice President of Civic Advancement at Greater Cincinnati Foundation where she leads the foundation’s work on public policy. She is passionate about addressing equity issues by inspiring philanthropy, businesses, and government to collaborate in new ways. Previously, she was the Executive Director of the Women’s Fund of Greater Cincinnati Foundation.  

Musical Past: A memorable visit from the “Schoolhouse Symphony” to Meghan’s preschool classroom inspired an early interest in the violin. After a (most-likely insufferable) year-long campaign of begging her parents to enroll her in lessons, they gave in and registered her for the Suzuki violin program at CCM at the age of five. Over the years, she has played in solo competitions, in ensembles and in various orchestras, but her true musical joy is being a violinist in the Seven Hills Symphony.   

Adam Leisring, Trumpet  

Day Job: Chief Information Security Officer at Paycor where he oversees cybersecurity operations, security architecture, and application security.  During his 16 years at Paycor and 25 years in technology, Adam has held leadership roles in Software Engineering, Enterprise Architecture, and Infrastructure and has presented on various security and technology topics from coast to coast. 

Musical Past: Adam’s love of music took root as a member of the Cincinnati Boychoir in the 4th grade where he sang for several years.  In middle school, Adam began his journey on trumpet and continued to play through High School and College.  He plays trumpet for the Florence Community Band and was previously a member of the Queen City Band and “Jump and Jive” Big Band of Cincinnati.  Adam was born and raised in Northern Kentucky where he lives with his wife Kelly (whom he’d met in high school marching band), and their three children. 

Robert Lomax, Vocals 

Day Job: Robert Lomax was born in Erie, Pennsylvania, moved to Cincinnati, Ohio in 1991. He is currently employed as a Hamilton County Deputy Sheriff, working as an Inventory Purchasing Specialist. Robert has worked in other capacities with the Sheriff’s Office for twelve years, which includes working in the Bureau of Records, as a fingerprint technician. He formerly worked as a supervisor in call centers such as Humana and American Airlines for many years. As a customer service specialist, Robert worked in this capacity for numerous major banks in the Tri State Area. 

Musical Past: Robert Lomax is a professional Lyric Tenor and has been singing since he was five years old. He is a Mercyhurst University graduate and attended the UC College Conservatory of Music on a Corbett Scholarship. His performance credits include the Cincinnati May Festival chorus, where he serves as a board member. He serves as a board member on the Building Diverse Audiences Advisory Committee (BDAAC) with the Cincinnati Arts Association. He has sung with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and the Classical Roots Choir. Robert has work with the Cincinnati Opera chorus, Northern Kentucky Symphony, and the Erie Philharmonic Orchestra. He has served with the Greater Cincinnati Emmaus Community, and has served as Minister of Music for numerous churches. Robert has four CD recordings. He serves as Care Pastor at Citygate Church with his wife Justine and lives in Cincinnati. 

Rick Marksberry, Steel Guitar, Dobro, Banjo  

Day Job:  Retired Inspector for the Health Department 

Musical Past: Raised in N KY, he heard The Beatles on TV like everyone else (who knows, maybe he would’ve been a brain surgeon or an astrophysicist if he hadn’t). Discovered Appalachian, bluegrass and country music when he worked as a volunteer in Eastern KY in 1970. Played with Dan Wilson and Don Clare in KY Stage Line and Calico Rose & The Corryville Cowboys. Did two concerts as a fiddle player for Craig Fuller (post PPL). Played with The Applebutter Band, and regularly at Sleep Out Louie’s with Windfall, all of these in the 70’s. In the 80’s and 90’s, he played country music as a multi-instrumentalist on lead guitar, pedal steel, fiddle, and banjo. His band, Branded (southeast Indiana), opened  for many concert shows in Indiana as well as appearing twice on “You Can Be A Star” on The Nashville Network in 1993. He played with Dan Wilson again in The Del Rio Band playing the Tri-State festivals and  as a warm up act for various concerts. Played classic rock with Retroactive playing local festivals and the riverboat casinos. Now he keeps busy with his home studio and also playing with Marvin Hagar (The Acoustic Duo) and with the country band Six Pac. 

Jim Meranus, Guitar 

Day Job: Diagnostic Radiologist with TriState IMG, a multi-speciality, private radiology group serving TriHealth and Beacon Orthopedics.  Jim is a Cincinnati native and moved to Covington in 2020. 

Musical Past: Jim plays acoustic and electric guitar including rock, folk, jazz and blues.  He played in a couple of classic rock cover bands, including 8-10 and Snake Oil Salesmen.  He has also performed in small venues on acoustic guitar with his wife Meg on vocals.  Jim also plays harmonica. 

Tanya Y. Price, Drums, Percussion 

Day Job: Adjunct Instructor, Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Central State University & K-12 Substitute, Cincinnati Public and Hamilton County School Districts. Tanya Y. Price, Ph.D., is a cultural anthropologist with several publications to her credit about the political process, race, music and culture. She served as Assistant Professor at North Carolina A&T State University among other universities over the years and has visited at least 20 countries in the Americas, Caribbean, Africa, Asia and Europe in a quest to learn more about African Diaspora Cultures. 

Musical Past: According to her mother, Tanya started playing pots and pans at the tender age of two. By age 13, she was playing the snare drum and later, a full drum set. At Miami University-Ohio and Indiana University, Bloomington she played with percussion ensembles and gospel choirs along with various marching, symphonic, jazz and reggae bands. While teaching at the University of Missouri, Kansas City, she was a founding member of Djembe Kaan, an African Percussion Ensemble that performed extensively in Kansas and Missouri.  

In St. Louis, she took her first workshop with Mamady Keïta, the recently deceased Guinean Grandmaster of the djembe (West African) drum, pioneer of the National Guinea Ballet and subject of the popular 1991 documentary, Djembefola. Under Keïta’s tutelage, she learned traditional rhythms of the Mandingue people, performing before the great Famoudou Konaté, National Ballet Djoliba. She would also perform before the community of Matoto, drumming before thousands at the Abéné, Senegal Cultural Festival and the National Theater in Oaxaca, Mexico.  

Upon returning to Cincinnati in 2016, Tanya joined the Rhythm Sisters with “Suits” member Shari Lauter, continues to perform, accompanies African dance classes and teaches African Drum workshops for the Hive Center for Contemplation and Political Action in Cincinnati. She also offers djembe classes and workshops for children and adults. Tanya is thrilled to join the “Suits that Rock!” 

Christine Rochester, Vocals 

Day Job: Christine is a Vice President -Commercial Banker for JPMorgan Chase Commercial Banking. She has been a banker for over 25 years, previously holding roles at Nova Scotia and Royal Bank of Canada. She has led many banking teams and has been a staunch advocate for small and midsize businesses. She is a native of Jamaica, but moved to Cincinnati in August 2021 to help bring JPMorgan Chase’s set of premium commercial banking solutions to companies in the region. 

Musical Past: Christine has always found her soul in singing and writing music. She spent numerous hours as a child listening and singing to artists like Enya, Yani, Celine Dion, Michael Bolton, Bob Marley and Michael Jackson. She was a bit too shy to perform publicly but would always sing to herself. Her friends and family constantly pushed her to share her voice and when she became a young adult, she joined the Northern Caribbean University Concert Choir in an aim to perfect her art. She would also sing at weddings, work events and funerals. Her musical love was further cemented when she met her husband, a singer, songwriter and producer. Performing on “Suits that Rock” in 2022 was an absolute honor and she is now looking forward to sharing the stage once more with an awesome group of friends. 

Ken Shumate, Bass Guitar, Vocals 

Day Job: Retired executive of ADS, Inc., Hilliard, Ohio

Musical Past: Ken began playing music at the age of 14. He played in various bands over the years, but for the last 27 have played bass for the Drysdales. Ken also helps lead the musical portion of “Rock The Foundation,” an annual fundraising event for the Cincinnati Bar Association Foundation featuring musical performances by lawyers, judges and other legal personnel from the Greater Cincinnati area. He’s excited to be a guest suit this year, as the Carnegie is an arts institution very close to his heart, as his daughter and son-in-law were married on the Carnegie stage!

John Vitucci, Trumpet 

Day Job: John was a Sourcing Specialist and Senior Contract Administrator with General Electric Aircraft Engine Group in Evendale for 37 years. 25 years of his career were spent coordinating and guiding one of GE’s largest suppliers of aircraft engine parts for the timely delivery of those parts to facilities all over the United States to the tune of 200-250 million dollars on average annually. He retired in April 2017. 

Musical Past: John started playing trumpet when he was 11 years old and played for hundreds of wedding receptions during the 1970’s and 1980’s with the Market Square band. Since then, he has continued performing with multiple community bands, including the Westside Community Band for 20 years. He has also played with the Lee’s Junction Big Band since 1996. He also played in pit orchestras for many theatre plays, particularly with Oak Hills productions between 2000 and 2010.

The cast of Suits scheduled to perform on each song is listed below. 

Let’s Dance (David Bowie) Tom Bosse, Tim Schigel, Matt Godsted, Graeme Murray,  Jan Diehl, Louis Kelly, Gary Wright, Tanya Price, John Caulfield, Ed Hughes, Adam Leisring, Ken Poleyeff, John Vitucci, Greg Shumate, Gregg Fusaro, Melissa Lutz, Olivia Amlung, Sarah Cameron

22 (Taylor Swift) Tom Bosse, Susan Morgan, Paul Bromwell, Matt Godsted, Tim Schigel, David Ellis, John Domaschko, Louis Kelly, Sarah Cameron, Chrissy Dunn Dutton,  Elaine Diehl, Sheila Baker,  Bonita Brown, Melissa Lutz

Say You Love Me (Fleetwood Mac) Susan Morgan, Jim Meranus, David Ellis, Graeme Murray, Rick Marksberry, John Domaschko, Bob Mitchell, Tanya Price, Sheila Baker, Dan Cahill, Jon Buening, Gary Wright, Elaine Diehl, Chrissy Dunn Dutton

I’ve Had The Time of My Life (Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes) Susan Morgan, Tom Bosse, Jim Meranus, Meghan Cummings, Rick Dews, Bob Mitchell, Carri Chandler, John Caulfield, Jan Diehl, Ed Hughes, Adam Leisring, Ken Poleyeff, John Vitucci, Robert Lomax, Nancy Grayson, Chrissy Dunn Dutton

Beginnings (Chicago) Tom Bosse, Jim Meranus, Graeme Murray, David Ellis, Ken Shumate, Bob Mitchell, Gregg Fusaro, Tanya Price, Louis Kelly, John Caulfield, Jan Diehl, Ed Hughes, Adam Leisring, Ken Poleyeff, John Vitucci, Kevin Canafax, Gary Wright,  Jon Buening, Robert Lomax, Carri Chandler, Susan Morgan

Van Halen Medley Susan Morgan, Steve Brunner, Tim Schigel, Graeme Murray, Ken Shumate, Bob Mitchell, Louis Kelly, Tanya Price, Dan Cahill, John Domaschko

Badlands (Bruce Springsteen) Susan Morgan, Jim Meranus, Greg Shumate, Graeme Murray, John Domaschko, Gregg Fusaro, Ken Poleyeff, Sheila Baker, Sarah Cameron, Melissa Lutz, Nancy Grayson,  Carri Chandler

Who Knew? (P!nk) Tom Bosse, Matt Godsted, Greg Shumate, David Ellis, Meghan Cummings, John Domaschko, Gregg Fusaro, Carri Chandler, Christine Rochester, Sheila Baker, Nancy Grayson, Melissa Lutz

Wide Open Spaces (The Chicks) Steve Brunner, Greg Shumate, Tim Schigel, Meghan Cummings, Rick Marksberry, Ken Shumate, Gary Wright, Chrissy Dunn Dutton, Elaine Diehl, Susan Morgan, Nancy Grayson, Sarah Cameron, Olivia  Amlung

Prisoner (Dua Lipa and Miley Cyrus) Cliff Adams, Paul Bromwell, David Ellis, Jan Diehl, Gary Wright, Louis Kelly, Olivia Amlung,  Sarah Cameron, Chrissy Dunn Dutton, Nancy Grayson

Just Dance (Lady Gaga) Cliff Adams, Olivia Amlung, Paul Bromwell, David Ellis, Rick Dews, Tanya Price, Louis Kelly, John Caulfield, Elaine Diehl, Melissa Lutz, Chrissy Dunn Dutton, Sarah Cameron

You Never Can Tell (C’est La Vie) (Chuck Berry) Tom Bosse, Tim Schigel, Greg Shumate, Rick Dews, Bob Mitchell, Tanya Price, John Caulfield, Jan Diehl, Ed Hughes, Adam Leisring, Ken Poleyeff, John Vitucci, Nancy Grayson, Matt Godsted

Jeff Beck Medley Cliff Adams, Paul Bromwell, Steve Brunner, John Domaschko, Bob Mitchell, John Caulfield, Jan Diehl, Ed Hughes, Adam Leisring, Ken Poleyeff, John Vitucci

Hold The Line (Toto) Susan Morgan, Cliff Adams, Tim Schigel, David Ellis, John Domaschko, Gregg Fusaro, Sheila Baker, Matt Godsted, Olivia Amlung

Unchain My Heart (Joe Cocker) Cliff Adams, Matt Godsted, David Ellis, Graeme Murray, Rick Dews, Gregg Fusaro, Louis Kelly, John Caulfield, Jan Diehl, Ed Hughes, Adam Leisring, Ken Poleyeff, John Vitucci, Kevin Canafax, Bonita Brown,  Nancy Grayson, Chrissy Dunn Dutton, Elaine Diehl

Bad Guy (Interrupters) Tom Bosse, Tim Schigel, Jon Buening, Paul Bromwell, Rick Dews, Gary Wright, Louis Kelly, John Caulfield, Olivia Amlung, Gregg Fusaro, Ken Shumate

Any Man of Mine (Shania Twain) Tom Bosse, Matt Godsted, Graeme Murray, Tim Schigel, Meghan Cummings, Rick Marksberry, John Domaschko, Gary Wright, Sarah Cameron, John Caulfield,  Jon Buening, Chrissy Dunn Dutton, Sheila Baker, Melissa Lutz

Gunpowder and Lead (Miranda Lambert) Tom Bosse, Tim Schigel, Steve Brunner, Graeme Murray, Rick Marksberry, John Domaschko, Louis Kelly, Gary Wright, Chrissy Dunn Dutton, Sarah Cameron, Elaine Diehl, Sheila Baker, Nancy Grayson,  Melissa Lutz

Like a Prayer (Madonna) Olivia Amlung, Tim Schigel, Jon Buening, Jan Diehl, Louis Kelly, Gary Wright, John Caulfield, Ed Hughes, Adam Leisring, Ken Poleyeff, John Vitucci, Bonita Brown, Elaine Diehl, Susan Morgan, Chrissy Dunn Dutton, Carri Chandler

Jimmy Buffett Tribute Cliff Adams, David Ellis, Greg Shumate, Paul Bromwell, Tom Bosse, John Domaschko, Louis Kelly, John Caulfield, Jan Diehl, Ed Hughes, Adam Leisring, Ken Poleyeff, John Vitucci, Kevin Canafax, Carri Chandler, Nancy Grayson

Ain’t No Mountain High Enough (Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell) Susan Morgan, Cliff Adams, David Ellis, Graeme Murray, Meghan Cummings, Jan Diehl, Tanya Price, Louis Kelly, Robert Lomax, Carri Chandler

Dance to the Music (Sly & the Family Stone) Cliff Adams, Matt Godsted, David Ellis, Graeme Murray, Rick Dews, Tanya Price, Louis Kelly, John Caulfield, Jan Diehl, Ed Hughes, Adam Leisring, Ken Poleyeff, John Vitucci, Elaine Diehl, Jon Buening,  Dan Cahill, Ken Shumate, Nancy Grayson, Bonita Brown, Sarah Cameron, Melissa Lutz

Uptown Funk (Bruno Mars) Olivia Amlung, Paul Bromwell, Jim Meranus, Rick Dews, Louis Kelly, Gregg Fusaro, John Caulfield, Jan Diehl, Ed Hughes, Adam Leisring, Ken Poleyeff, John Vitucci, Greg Shumate,  Jon Buening, Dan Cahill, Gary Wright, John Domaschko, Ken Shumate, Melissa Lutz, Nancy Grayson, Elaine Diehl, Sarah Cameron

Willin’ (Linda Ronstadt) Jim Meranus, David Ellis, Tim Schigel, Rick Marksberry, Jan Diehl, Louis Kelly, Tom Bosse, Elaine Diehl, John Domaschko, Greg Shumate, Gary Wright, Olivia Amlung, Sarah Cameron

What’s Your Name? (Lynyrd Skynyrd) Susan Morgan, Steve Brunner, Greg Shumate, Graeme Murray, Ken Shumate, Bob Mitchell, John Caulfield, Jan Diehl, Ed Hughes, Adam Leisring, Ken Poleyeff, John Vitucci, Dan Cahill, Robert Lomax

Same Old Song & Dance (Aerosmith) Tom Bosse, Jim Meranus, Matt Godsted, Paul Bromwell, Ken Shumate, Bob Mitchell, John Caulfield, Jan Diehl, Ed Hughes, Adam Leisring, Ken Poleyeff, John Vitucci

Comfortably Numb (Pink Floyd) Cliff Adams, Paul Bromwell, Greg Shumate, Graeme Murray, John Domaschko, Gregg Fusaro, Kevin Canafax, Sheila Baker,  Melissa Lutz, Christine Rochester

Who Says You Can’t Go Home (Bon Jovi & Jennifer Nettles) Olivia Amlung, Steve Brunner, Greg Shumate, Jim Meranus, Rick Marksberry, John Domaschko, Gregg Fusaro, Dan Cahill, Chrissy Dunn Dutton, Kevin Canafax, John Caulfield

Cold Heart (Elton John & Dua Lipa) Olivia Amlung, Paul Bromwell, David Ellis, Graeme Murray, Rick Dews, Gregg Fusaro, John Caulfield, Melissa Lutz, Ken Shumate, Dan Cahill, Kevin Canafax, Nancy Grayson, Christine Rochester

Run-around (Blues Traveler) Olivia Amlung, Steve Brunner, David Ellis, Ken Shumate, Louis Kelly, Carri Chandler, Tom Bosse, Greg Shumate, Kevin Canafax, Dan Cahill, John Caulfield

Sweet Child O’Mine (Guns N’ Roses)  Matt Godsted, Jon Buening, David Ellis, Ken Shumate, Louis Kelly, Carri Chandler, Dan Cahill, Kevin Canafax,  Gregg Fusaro

White Wedding (Billy Idol)  Cliff Adams, Steve Brunner, Matt Godsted, Graeme Murray, Ken Shumate, Louis Kelly, Greg Shumate, Gregg Fusaro

Them Changes (Buddy Miles) Susan Morgan, Paul Bromwell, Tim Schigel, David Ellis, John Domaschko, Gary Wright, Gregg Fusaro, John Caulfield, Jan Diehl, Ed Hughes, Adam Leisring, Ken Poleyeff, John Vitucci, Kevin Canafax

Freeze Frame (J Geils Band) Susan Morgan, Matt Godsted, Steve Brunner, Paul Bromwell, John Domaschko, Gary Wright, John Caulfield, Jan Diehl, Ed Hughes, Adam Leisring, Ken Poleyeff, John Vitucci, Dan Cahill, Jon Buening, Gregg Fusaro, Kevin Canafax

Led Zeppelin Medley Cliff Adams, Paul Bromwell, Greg Shumate, Jim Meranus, Meghan Cummings, John Domaschko, Bob Mitchell, John Caulfield, Jan Diehl, Ed Hughes, Adam Leisring, Ken Poleyeff, John Vitucci, Kevin Canafax, Robert Lomax, Jon Buening, Dan Cahill, Gregg Fusaro, Chrissy Dunn Dutton, Elaine Diehl, Nancy Grayson, Carri Chandler

Our sponsors make this event possible. Thanks to: 

Presenting Sponsor, St. Elizabeth Healthcare 

Gold Sponsors

Rich & Lisa Boehne; CIG Communities; Cintas; Corporex; Fidelity; Friends of the Carnegie; HSD Metrics; Mega Corp Pavilion at OVATION, UBS Financial Services; PNC Bank; Qual IT Resources; Ladislas & Vilma Segoe Family Foundation.  

Fanzooka Sponsors

Champlin Architecture; Qual IT Resources; CVG International Airport  

Silver Sponsors

altafiber; Barleycorn’s; Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine; Deloitte; Lisa & Normand Desmarais; Dinsmore & Shohl; Duke Energy; Frost Brown Todd; Greater Cincinnati Foundation; Hellman Clothiers; Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky; Mariner Wealth Advisors; Refinery Ventures, Rumpke Waste & Recycling; Robert & Dell Ann Sathe; Victory Wholesale Group; Western & Southern Financial Group.  

Bronze Sponsors

84.51; AAA Club Alliance; Adams Law; Aronoff, Rosen & Hunt; Sara & Richard Behrman; BHMK Law; Chris & Valerie Bopp; C-Forward; DBL Law; Encore Technologies; getWITit; Kelly Bros. Lumber + Design Co.; Midland Atlantic Properties; Houchens Insurance Group; Our Heritage Bank; Ken & Beth Shumate; John & Jan Steinman; Jan & Tim Timmel; Union Home Mortgage; The Vories Team; Walt’s Hitching Post; Ward Family Foundation; WesBanco Bank; Westcott & Schaff Picture Framing.  

Host Sponsors

BAIRD Private Wealth Management – The Tapke Tapke & Dammel Team; Fifth Third Bank; Clark Schaefer Consulting; The Hughes Group; Insight Enterprises & NetApp; Mazak; Precision Motorcars; Rudler, PSC; Strauss Troy Attorneys at Law; Towne Properties; Pine Gate. 

Suits That Rock and The Carnegie would like to extend a special thank you to:

The Fatman (Ernie Brown) for emceeing the show.

Mike Grosser for logistics design and backstage assistance. 

Dave Miller and Colt Janzen for backstage assistance. 

Paul Bromwell for invaluable behind-the-scenes musical direction.

Champlin Architecture for the design of this year’s show graphics.

Pippin Rush Videography for capturing The Carnegie’s Education mission videos. 

The AGNT staff: Justin Tucker, Beau Broering and Jenna Marino for the Fanzooka design and support. 

The Carnegie staff: Matt Distel, Brenda Berger, Doug Stock, Tyler Gabbard, Angelina Caliguri- Schrand, Alissa Paasch and Sso-Rha Kang.

The spouses, partners and families of all The Suits.

All the returning and guest performers, new and returning sponsors, and audience members who attend year after year, and those of you who are here for the first time.