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Jeff Breithaupt

Vice President for Marketing, Communications, and Alumni Affairs at Manhattan School of Music

Overview

Jeff Breithaupt serves as Vice President for Marketing, Communications, and Alumni Affairs at Manhattan School of Music[1][3]. Breithaupt previously held the position of Vice President for Media and Communications at the same institution from November 2014 to July 2024[4]. Before joining Manhattan School of Music, Breithaupt worked as Head of Communications & Cultural Affairs at the Consulate General of Canada in New York from January 2002 to November 2014[5]. Breithaupt holds a Bachelor of Journalism from Carleton University and a Bachelor of Arts from Queen's University[7][8]. Breithaupt also worked as an author for Nolan Lehr clients from 1997 to 2014[6].

Profile introduction
Source excerptLinkedIn [2]

* Exceptionally strong marketing and communications executive with focus on music industry, arts, higher education (conservatory environment), and cultural diplomacy/arts advocacy * Experienced, intuitive 'relationship-builder' (internal and external partnerships; stakeholder-to-stakeholder; artistic alliances; media relations; arts-and-business partnerships) * Creative, strategic, integrated, data-driven approach to brand-/profile-building and revenue generation that maximizes outward-facing communications and paid platforms, emerging technologies, video and event production, media relati…

Career history

  1. Vice President for Marketing, Communications, and Alumni AffairsJul 2024 to presentManhattan School of Music
  2. Vice President for Media and CommunicationsNov 2014 to Jul 2024Manhattan School of Music
  3. Head, Communications & Cultural AffairsJan 2002 to Nov 2014Consulate General of Canada in New York | Consulat général du Canada à New York
  4. Author1997 to 2014Nolan Lehr client

Education

  1. Bachelor of JournalismCarleton University
  2. Bachelor of ArtsQueen's University

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