Vogue 2007-2008: Executive Team

		PRESIDENT Caitlin has been a member of Vogue Charity Fashion Show since first year when she began as a member of the PR team. She is currently in her fourth year as an English and Drama, Concurrent Education student. This year her mind is filled with Vogue, Vogue, Vogue and all the exciting new elements to the show. She is glad to be able to make a difference to this year’s charity, the Kingston Youth Shelter, and help susceptible youth aged 16-24. Many thanks to the fabulous dancers, models, exec members, interns, tech crew, independent designers and other students who make Vogue the success it is.
	Caitlin Carr

		VICE-PRESIDENT Michael first joined Vogue just one year ago as a member of the PR team. Now, as Vice-President he hopes to make an even greater contribution to Vogue and, through Vogue, to the Kingston Community. He is also a member of the DECA executive and was formerly on the planning committee for ReelOut Film Festival. Michael has always liked travelling and has done quite a bit in the past, travelling to over 11 countries in the past 10 years. In his future, he hopes that we will be able to work internationally and see even more of the world.
	Michael Vincent

		HEAD CHOREOGRAPHER Jacqui is a 4th year Con-Ed Student, majoring in History and minoring in Women’s Studies. She claims to be at Queen’s for academic purposes, but everyone knows that her main reason is to spend her days and nights dancing and Vogue-ing. Jacqui choreographed for Vogue during her first two years in the show, made her debut as Head Choreographer last year, and is now happy to share the role with her lovely Co-Head-Cho, Victoria. Aside from Vogue, Jacqui is also one of the Presidents of Queen’s Dance Club and choreographs for local Kingston dance studios. Aside from dance, Jacqui’s favourite things include starbucks, diet coke, school supplies, scarves, facebook creeping, discovering new music, giggling incessantly, legwarmers, Margaret Atwood, and Melrose Place. She is so grateful to be spending her last year in Vogue with such a devoted and passionate exec team and cannot wait to get on the stage and raise some much-needed money for the Kingston Youth Shelter!
	Jacqui Willis

		HEAD CHOREOGRAPHER Victoria is a 4th year Con-Ed and French Major. This is her second year with the VOGUE family and can’t wait to see this year’s final product in March. Dance has been part of her life for a long time and she loves to share it with everyone around her. When Victoria isn’t in Kingston she spends her time working at a summer camp trying to delay becoming an adult for as long as possible. Victoria’s other interests include traveling, Starbucks, Gossip Girl, Audrey Hepburn and all things neon and sparkly.
	Victoria Forbes

		CREATIVE DIRECTOR I'm a fourth year Applied Economics major and this is my second year with Vogue. From my past experience, Vogue is a spectacular show with amazing, high energy people and this year is no exception. The Vogue experience is not just about the glitz and glamour, but most importantly, it is about the charities that we help. This year's charity is the Kingston Youth Shelter and they do a lot of wonderful work for the youth in the Kingston community. Please help us support the Kingston Youth Shelter through seeing the show and helping us collect items for the shelter. Enjoy the show!
	Gaby Hui

		CLOTHING MANAGER My name is Alli and I am one of the Clothing Managers for Vogue 2007/8. This is my second year with Vogue. Last year I was a member of the PR team, and I hope to be involved again next year. I'm in my third year at Queen's majoring in Sociology and I plan to study Public Relations and Marketing once I graduate. Thank you, I hope you enjoy the show this year (especially the clothing)!!!
	Alli Lee

		CLOTHING MANAGER My name is Eliza Grossman and I am a second year art history major from Toronto. This year in Vogue I will be working as a Clothing Manager while last year I was an Independent Designer. My scene last year was titled “Bold and Gold” and consisted of a complete line of jewelry. This year I am continuing with my designs by creating a new line of jewelry specifically for the QBFFI. My involvement in fashion shows dates back to high school where I fashion produced one show and directed two others. I’m looking forward to another successful and exciting year with Vogue.
	Eliza Grossman

		HEAD OF TECH Jennifer Bowden is going into her third year and will be graduating with a BAH in Art History. She is logistics and technical direction executive. She worked on the tech crew last year for Vogue and has been interested in lighting since high school
	Jennifer Bowden

		HEAD OF FINANCE Brandon Rasula, a second year Biomedical Computing student from Calgary Alberta is extremely excited to be involved with Vogue 2007-2008 as Co-Head of Finance. Last year, he participated in Vogue as a dancer, had an absolute blast performing in the show, and is looking forward to help put on and run this years show. Brandon himself is no foreigner to the stage, for he danced professionally in Calgary for four years at a local amusement park and has also performed at government events. Last year, he was a member of the Queen's Varsity Cheerleading team which was awarded second place at the Canadian Cheerleading Nationals and first place for the All American Cheer and Dance Championships in Orlando Florida. When not in class, you can find Brandon either in the gym or at home, attempting to cook up something remotely edible.
	Brandon Rasula

		HEAD OF FINANCE Peter is in his second year as a Commerce student here at Queen’s. He is very excited to be part of the exec for Vogue 2007-2008 as the Co-Director of Finance. Peter is interested in finance and has been a student accountant at an accounting firm for the past 3 summers. He plans to pursue accounting as a career after University. He was a dancer in Vogue 2006-2007 and is planning to be a dancer and choreographer this year. Did competitive dance through his early teen years and went to the American Dance Award Finals three years in a row as a teen dancer of the year finalist. After a 4 year hiatus from dance is glad to be involved once again in an activity he is passionate about. Peter is looking forward to working with the other members of the exec and making this the best Vogue ever.
	Peter Berry

		HEAD OF SPONSORSHIP Renee is working alongside Kelsey and Amanda on Sponsorship. A 4th year Politics major and History minor, she has been a part of Vogue as a dancer for the past three years, and is excited about working on the show from a different angle. Her interests lie in travelling, fashion, and spending time with friends.
	Renee Galati

		HEAD OF SPONSORSHIP Kelsey’s collaborating with Renée and Amanda coordinating Sponsorship for Vogue. She’s a second year Commerce student and is excited to be a part of the Exec for the very first time this year. She’s passionate about anything Marc Jacobs, the seventies, and her hometown…Vancouver!!
	Kelsey Shave

		HEAD OF SPONSORSHIP Politics Major, History Minor, with Specialization in Commerce Get excited for Vogue 2008! Amanda is in charge of Sponsorship along with the fabulous Kelsey Shave, and the classy Renee Galati. She is the contact between the Vogue Team and the corporate sponsors whose much-appreciated donations really make the show spectacular and ever-so successful. Her love for adrenaline rushes, laughing, and clothes definitely make her a perfect member for the Exec! When she’s not with her sponsorship trio, or rocking out with her Vogue family, you’ll find her soaking up the sun, playing soccer, skiing, or watching “The Hills.”
	Amanda Fowler

		HEAD OF PUBLICATIONS Hi, I’m Lauren Gelfer and I’m a second year Arts/Sci Student. I am very excited to be apart of Vogue Charity Fashion Show 2008! Last year I had the role of ‘Front of House’ and this year I am looking forward to having one of the exec positions as ‘Head of Publications’. Vogue is an awesome opportunity to get involved with the Queen’s community and work towards helping our charity of choice which this year, is the Kingston Youth Shelter. I can’t wait to for the show in March and I really hope everyone can come out and see it!
	Lauren Gelfer

		HEAD OF INDEPENDENT DESIGN A fourth year sociology major and religious studies minor, Aldo has been involved with Vogue for one year as an intern and is currently the head of independent design. Aldo hails from Ottawa where he can be found longboarding with his friends or playing guitar on his porch. The arts are a major passion for Aldo and has been loosely involved with arts community here at Queen's working with the Golden Tam awards. He is looking forward to a great show in March and a great independent designer competition!
	Aldo Pescatore-Tardioli

		HEAD OF SOCIAL Hey, my name is Grant Norman. I am in third year Biology with a minor in Psychology. I have been loving Vogue ever since I came to Queen's in first year. I started out my first two years as a dancer and now I’m head of social (aka I like to party). I’m a fun loving kind of guy, who likes long walks on the beach, an ice cold Molson Canadian and cuddling. I am 5'11 with green eyes and......wait, did this just turn into a personal ad? Sorry, all you really need to know is I love Vogue and to GO VOGUE OR GO HOME!
	Grant Norman

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