First Jurgen Klopp, now Michael Eakin.
The chief executive said today he will retire next year after 16 years as CEO of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra. Michael has been a beacon of stability in orchestral management. Arriving from a desk job at Arts Council England, he was totally involved with musicians and audiences from day one. After a happy decade with Vasily Petrenko as chief conductor, he supervised a smooth transition to Domingo Hindoyan, all the while working on a major hall refurbishment and long term future plans.
Dedication of this order will be hard to replace.
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