The London Mozart Players is seeking a new chief executive. The incumbent, Flynn Le Brocq, has found a job as director of admissions at a boarding school in Rutland.
Le Brocq lasted four years at LMP. His previous roles were general manager of Southwell Music Festival and the Oxford Bach Soloists, and company manager at Nevill Holt Opera.
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