New Leadership at CitySpace
CitySpace welcomes new members to its board’s executive team. Nikki Beck will serve as CitySpace’s vice president and Peggy Twardowski is the new clerk of the organization.
“We are delighted to welcome Nikki and Peggy to the executive team. Both bring exceptional professional skills, expertise, and dedication to CitySpace. ” says Burns Maxey, President of CitySpace.
ABOUT NIKKI BECK
Nikki grew up in a small town in Alaska and is proud to have been an Easthampton resident since 2014, and a board member of CitySpace since 2017. She is the Production Manager for the Smith College Department of Theatre and also works at the Academy of Music and as a freelance stage manager. Nikki is passionate about connecting theatre organizations and has been sending a weekly newsletter of theatre events (Pioneer Valley Theatre News) since 2015. You may see her walking around Easthampton with her pug, Lexi.
ABOUT PEGGY TWARDOWSKI
A Mount Holyoke College graduate, Peggy fell in love with the Western Massachusetts and has called it home for over 30 years. She is the Business Information Director for the video game industry’s largest representation agency, Digital Development Management, where she oversees research and data services. She has sought ways to actively promote the arts in the area, using her experience from top grossing video game crowdfunded campaigns to advise regional creators on Indiegogo and Kickstarter campaigns. Previously, she organized the Paint & Pixel Festival, a small press expo for regional children’s book illustrators, comic artists, and web comic creators. Calling Easthampton home, she joined the CitySpace board at the end of 2021 as part of her continued dedication to her hometown and to the arts.
