TACA Announces Mike Dilbeck as New Deputy Director
TACA Announces Mike Dilbeck as New Deputy Director
We are thrilled to announce the newest addition to the TACA team. Mike Dilbeck will join TACA as Deputy Director, bringing a wealth of experience and a deep passion for supporting the arts in Dallas. As Deputy Director, he will play a key role in the overall management and execution of TACA’s daily operations, organizational strategy implementation, and donor engagement initiatives.
Mike Dilbeck
“Mike’s exceptional track record in fundraising, event production, and organizational leadership brings a wealth of experience that aligns perfectly with TACA’s mission to champion excellence in performing arts. His ability to foster meaningful relationships and his visionary approach to advancing organizations will undoubtedly elevate our work and expand our impact. We are excited for the fresh perspectives and dynamic energy he brings to our team,” stated Maura Sheffler, Donna Wilhelm Family President & Executive Director.
For the past six years, Mike served as Senior Director of Advancement for the Turtle Creek Chorale, where he led all development efforts and created and produced Rhapsody, their signature benefit gala. Reflecting on his time with the Chorale and his new opportunity with TACA, Mike shared, “I am so grateful to have made a difference for the Turtle Creek Chorale during my tenure and am now honored and excited to elevate my contributions to the overall Dallas arts community.”
Before joining the TCC staff, Mike traveled the country as a Certified Speaking Professional (CSP), delivering over 350 keynotes to campuses, communities, and companies, with a focus on courageous leadership and honoring the dignity of every individual.
Mike is passionate about creating meaningful impact in everything he does. Throughout his career, he has successfully managed his own company, produced award-winning video presentations, developed impactful social campaigns, led transformative fundraising initiatives for nonprofits, and inspired tens of thousands across North America.
A two-time cancer survivor, Mike resides in the East Quarter neighborhood of Dallas, where he continues to champion causes that inspire and empower others.
“We are grateful for Mike’s service to the Turtle Creek Chorale and he will be missed on our staff team. However, Mike will always be a part of the Turtle family. We’re excited for him and for TACA as we continue in our partnership moving forward.”
~Dr. Dawson B. Taylor, Executive Director, Turtle Creek Chorale