Unforgettable artists.
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Sanford (Sandy) Fisher is President & CEO of Treble Clef LLC, a Florida and New York-based company that specializes in producing and presenting cabaret and nightclub shows as well as providing production, marketing and special events services to corporations and non-profit organizations in the media, music, and performing arts fields. For more than 20 years, Mr. Fisher has produced numerous successful cabaret shows in countless different venues, from Massachusetts and New York to South Florida. Mr. Fisher has also served as Executive Producer of "Hart to Hart", a Metropolitan Opera Guild tribute to Kitty Carlisle and Moss Hart hosted by Beverly Sills and Julie Andrews at Avery Fisher Hall, and as Executive Producer of a revival of Terrance McNally’s Tony Award-winning play, "Master Class", at the Broadhurst Theater, featuring Jessica Lange, Kathy Bates, Edie Falco, Dixie Carter, Maria Tucci, and Leslie Uggams.

From 1996 to 2002, Mr. Fisher served as General Director and CEO of the Berkshire Opera Company. In that capacity, he oversaw all aspects of the company’s two fully staged operas each summer as well as numerous annual concerts and special events. During Mr. Fisher’s tenure at BOC, he produced the critically-acclaimed world premiere of "Summer", an opera by American composer Stephen Paulus that was commissioned by the Berkshire Opera Company; a gala concert performance of "Carmen" at Tanglewood’s Ozawa Hall featuring Denyce Graves in the title role; and the first complete commercial recording of Gian Carlo Menotti’s "The Consul" on Newport Classics featuring the cast of BOC’s production.

From 1976 to 1996, Mr. Fisher was President & CEO of CEL Communications, a publicly traded media company where he was engaged in the development and production of programs and series for the television, theatrical, home video, interactive and educational markets. Mr. Fisher is the recipient of two Outstanding Informational Series national Emmy Awards as the Executive Producer of "Creativity with Bill Moyers" and "A Walk Through the Twentieth Century", as well as the George Foster Peabody Award for the latter. He has also won two national Cable Ace Awards for "The Animal Express" starring Joan Embery, a series of 130 half-hour programs from the San Diego Zoo and Wild Animal Park and "SportsProbe", a weekly “Meet The Press” of sports. Mr. Fisher has also produced two off-Broadway shows: "Laughing Matters", a musical comedy starring Linda Wallem and Peter Tolan and directed by Martin Charnin, and "Clever Jack", an original musical starring the First All Children’s Theatre. He is a former Director of Program Development & Business Affairs for the CBS Television Stations Division where he was instrumental in developing "The Muppet Show" as well as the successful "Dinah!" series with Dinah Shore.

Mr. Fisher is a member of the Board of Directors of the Palm Beach Opera, the Mabel Mercer Foundation, 54 Below, and the Richard Tucker Music Foundation, and is active in numerous other arts and community organizations.