Kenny Litvack blends a profound personal dedication to choral music with an extensive career in nonprofit leadership and arts management. While Kenny brings a wealth of strategic, fundraising, and operational expertise drawn from the wider nonprofit sector, his career has heavily focused on the unique nuances of choral organization management, audience development, and board governance.

A recognized voice in the national choral management community, Kenny is deeply engaged with industry best practices. He has twice completed the Chorus Management Institute coursework presented by Chorus America. Additionally, he has contributed as a writer to major industry platforms, including Chorus America and Chorus Connection. Demonstrating his leadership during a critical time for the performing arts, he moderated a panel on pandemic-era board governance at Chorus America’s 2020 national virtual conference, providing tactical advice and context for choruses navigating unprecedented global challenges.

Kenny’s appointment as executive director represents the culmination of a twenty-one-year relationship with Princeton Pro Musica. He joined PPM in 2005 as a member of its professional core of singers and has occasionally conducted the chamber chorus in community appearances. Transitioning into administrative leadership, Kenny served a six-year term on the PPM board of trustees, eventually serving as vice president and then president. During his board tenure, he was instrumental in leading the organization through comprehensive strategic planning, chairing the development committee, guiding multichannel marketing activities, and overseeing staff. Most recently, he served as PPM’s marketing manager, where he elevated the ensemble’s visibility and community footprint.

Kenny studied vocal music education at James Madison University. He and his husband, Kevin, live in Mount Laurel, NJ.