Pablo Center Staff

Jason Jon Anderson

Before serving as the Executive Director, Jason oversaw Conferences & Event services in all University venues, as well as in other performance venues on and off campus for the University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire. He was also responsible for the development and administration of conferences, camps, campus-wide special events, festivals and other large events held on and off campus.

Brenna St. George Jones

Brenna comes from New York but has roots and ties in both Minnesota and Wisconsin making this an exciting move to a city that straddles big city and small-town life. Her career highlights include being Company Manager for Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble as well as an extensive freelance career. St. George Jones worked for the Miller Theatre and Lenfest Center for the Arts at Columbia University School of the Arts over the past nine years where she most recently led as the Senior Director.

Jason Patrick Harris

Jason Harris is the Director of Production and Operations at the Pablo Center at the Confluence. A transplant from Kansas City, he’s married to Michelle and has four kids – Josh, Ginger, Kelly, and Jack – that range from college to elementary-aged. He was previously the Director of Theatre Design/Technology and an Associate Professor at Avila University and Technical Director of the Johnson County Arts and Heritage Center; and he’s been working in theatre production the past 25 years.

Elaine Coughlin

Elaine, a native of Eau Claire, comes to us with an Associate’s degree in Marketing from the Chippewa Valley Technical college and a Bachelor’s Degree in Business from the University of Wisconsin-Stout, previously worked as a Business Assistance Specialist for the City of Eau Claire and Downtown Eau Claire, Inc. from 2014-2016. She most recently worked as Marketing Director for the Eau Claire Regional Arts Center.

Amy O'Connor

Amy is a graduate of University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire in Organizational Communication, and most recently served as Front of House Manager at The Informalist. She happily relocated home after 6 years in the Twin Cities last fall, to be a part of building systems and teams at the downtown farm to table restaurant. Outside of restaurant management, Amy has a wide range of experience in finance, philanthropy, event planning and music.

Mark Lundin

Mark is the Project Coordinator for Pablo Center at the Confluence. He has worked for the Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestras and as a music educator and clinician. He has taught vocal music in public schools for eight years and is currently on the Governance Board for the Chippewa Valley Montessori Charter School. Lundin is a proud UW-Eau Claire alum and is excited to be a part of our region’s vibrant arts community.

Brianna Hotchkiss

Brianna was trained in production and technical theatre at the University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire. She toured with Sesame Street Live in 2006 and worked as the lighting designer and technical jack-of-all-trades for the Eau Claire Children’s Theatre from 2007-2011. Most recently, she was the Production Manager at the Eau Claire Regional Arts Center.

Derek Brehm

It is with great excitement that Derek will be returning to the Eau Claire arts community to lead The Pablo Center’s Box Office and Front of House operations. He comes to the Pablo Center with over 10 years of ticketing experience in multiple venues along with 25 years within arts organizations in the Chippewa Valley, Clearwater, Florida, and Madison, WI. Derek earned his MBA from Cardinal Stritch University in 2015. Most recently Derek has been the Box Office Manager with Madison Ticket Agency overseeing ticketing at the Alliant Energy Center, Breese Stevens Field, and multiple other venues in Madison WI.

Rose Dolan-Neill

As Director of Visual Arts for the Eau Claire Regional Arts Council, Rose Dolan-Neill has five years’ experience working directly with the arts community in Eau Claire, and close to ten years of contributing to the success of the region’s creative economy by providing excellent leadership at the Eau Claire Regional Arts Center. Rose is excited to contribute to the success of the Pablo Center at the Confluence, and to continue her advocacy for the arts in the Chippewa Valley by serving as Visual and Literary Arts Manager for Pablo Center.

Michael Lee

Dr. Michael Lee is a graduate of UW-Stout, having earned degrees in Career and Technical Education and Business Administration. For the past seven years, he has been serving international students and developing international partnerships while working in UW-Stout’s Office of International Education. Michael is a Returned U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer (Azerbaijan, 2006-2008).