The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra’s President and CEO Jonathan Martin will retire in February after seven years at the helm.
He arrived in Cinc’y from a long stint at the Dallas Symphony. In April this year he organised the transition to a new music director, Cristian Macelaru.
COO Robert McGrath will act as CEO while a successor is sought.
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