Who We Are

Steve Reinstadtler

Steve is the Managing Partner of SR Capital Advisors, which he co-founded in 2004, and serves as the CFO of AMR Songs. SR Capital is focused on managing private equity investments, with a focus on the media, telecommunications and entertainment sectors. AMR Songs is dedicated to helping songwriters create successful new compositions and adding value to older songs.

Previously, Steve served as Co-Head of TD Capital’s New York-based private equity group (“TD”) which invested private equity and mezzanine capital on behalf of the TD Bank Financial Group, a leading North American bank.

Steve attended the University of Michigan, where he earned a B.A. with High Distinction in Economics, and the MIT Sloan School of Management, where he earned an MBA. He has served on 5 corporate boards and also on the Advisory Board of the MIT Venture Capital/Private Equity Club, a student-run organization, which provides educational, informational and relationship-building opportunities to MIT Sloan School students that are interested in careers in private equity or venture capital.

Responsibilities include advising the club's leadership, facilitating and participating in speaking engagements and other events at MIT, and helping to preserve the institutional memory of the club as the leadership changes over time.

Steve is also the proud father of a recent NYU Tisch Musical Theater graduate.

Michael J. Moran, MBA, MS  

First Vice President

Michael Moran is a Managing Director for Health Solutions for FTI Consulting, a global business advisory consulting firm. In this role, he guides health care organizations through managing change, performance improvement initiatives and advisory services in any area where support is needed: financial, legal, operational, political & regulatory, reputational, and transactional.

Initially an athletic trainer by education, Michael has cared for athletes at the high school, collegiate and professional level. Since moving to the business side of health care, he has managed progressively larger operations in disciplines including physical therapy, orthopedics/sports medicine, neurology, neurosurgery, general surgery, women’s health, laboratory services, radiology services, and multidisciplinary/multi-specialty physician organizations.  Prior to FTI, Michael was the COO for a 700+ provider hospital-owned medical group. 

Aside from these accomplishments as an employee, Michael also owned and operated his own Physician Practice Management Consulting Company from 2012-2018.  He is an expert in business development, strategic planning, compensation planning, financial management, human resource management, contract negotiations, and physician practice operations.

Michael’s MBA degree is from Baldwin Wallace University in suburban Cleveland, which also boasts nationally-recognized programs in musical theatre, acting and arts management. He holds a bachelor’s degree in sports medicine from Canisius College in  Buffalo, N.Y. and a master’s degree in sports medicine from the University of Pittsburgh. In addition to his extensive business expertise, as Ellen Lettrich’s brother, Michael has been an objective observer of the college audition process for many years.

Karen Coleman, MS, MSW

Second Vice President

Karen has over 25 years experience leading and managing public health, clinical and child welfare programs.  Ms. Coleman began her career as a social worker at Hahnemann University Hospital working with patients with neurological disorders and HIV. She was instrumental in creating the first-ever Case Management Department at Drexel University’s Partnership Comprehensive Care Practice in 1999 before her promotion as the Department’s Administrative Director.  In that role,  Ms. Coleman managed daily operations supporting a 45-member team, and expanding programs to include Peer Education and Training, Self-Management Support Programs, hospital-based HIV testing, and HIV services for women and children that extended to The Dorothy Mann Center at St Christopher’s Hospital for Children. Ms. Coleman now serves as the Community Umbrella Agency Director of a child welfare organization serving well over 750 children where her commitment is to the goals of safety, permanency, and well-being as the foundation of all child welfare practice.

Ms. Coleman holds an undergraduate degree in Health Planning & Administration from Pennsylvania State University, a MSW degree from Temple University, and an MS in Project Management from Drexel University.  She’s been recognized for her excellence in clinical care and serves on various professional committees and community boards. Her daughter, Kayla, is a 2018 NYU Tisch Drama graduate in Musical Theatre.

Kimberly Mullaney

First Vice President

Christopher Graff, JD, CPA

Treasurer

Chris Graff is a partner at The Medical Management Consulting Group, Inc., a financial planning practice for medical professionals in Virginia Beach, Va., where he has worked since 1994. He received his bachelor’s degree from the College of William and Mary in 1991 and his law degree from Widener University School of Law in 1994. Chris is licensed in Virginia and Pennsylvania and became a certified public accountant in 2000. Chris speaks in professional venues about legal issues pertaining to medical practices, including employment law, the Federal Fair Labor Standards Act, patient confidentiality and medical records, policy manuals, and Virginia and Federal legislative updates. He has also done legal and consulting work related to theatre education for several years.

Krizia Cantres

Board Member

Krizia is currently working a part of the Global Client Experience Team at Herman Miller. As part of her role, she oversees the day-to-day operations at the New York City Flagship showroom, while managing client tours, showroom events, and digital marketing initiatives. As liaison to the marketing team at HQ, she has been exposed to the creative process of event planning, which she expertly utilizes with the Herman Miller-TFCA client appreciation concerts as part of the guest committee and facilitator. Krizia is soon to be a co-chair for the next event. 

While working full time at Herman Miller, Krizia supports a Racial Equity team as an associate manager and is a part of Herman Miller Cares, the philanthropic arm of Herman Miller Group that supports initiatives that advance social justice in its communities worldwide. Krizia is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Integrated Marketing Communications at Georgetown University (remotely) as she moves her career in that direction.

Marta Barnett

Marta Barnett is a First-Generation Cuban American from The Bronx, NY who has 30+ years of experience in the New York City Department of Education. She is a high school principal primarily serving special education students in Midtown, Manhattan at her four sites: P35M Manhattan High School, The Beacon School, The Riverview School program at Bellevue, and the Children’s Day Unit at NY State Psychiatric Institute. Along with another veteran principal, Marta created the Manhattan High School at The Beacon School in 2015. The program was created to provide standardized assessment students with social and emotional disabilities a place to grow academically in the least restrictive environment possible. About a quarter of P35M students attend inclusion classes with Beacon School students, some full time. Approximately the same number of Beacon School students receive special education services provided by P35M. Students are given new opportunities throughout their high school experience to participate in the general education environment to the extent their disability allows. http://manhattanhs.org/main.php

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Caitlin Belcik

Caitlin Belcik is a New York-based performer/choreographer who also works for Boys & Girls Clubs of Oklahoma County as the Staff Accountant and Development Coordinator. At BGCOKC, Caitlin is responsible for bookkeeping, 401K reporting, federal and local grant reporting, and assisting in donor stewardship and event planning. She is an alumna of TFCA education partner MTCA and has come full circle to now work for MTCA as a dance coach. Through her time as an MTCA dance coach, Caitlin has had the pleasure of coaching TFCA scholars every year.

Caitlin is currently getting her Masters in Nonprofit Leadership with an emphasis in Arts Administration from Oklahoma City University. She holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from Pennsylvania State University and a Business Fundamentals Certificate from the Smeal College of Business at Penn State. While at Penn State she received the campus-wide Provost Award and Scholarship as well as a Student Leadership Award and Excellence in Dance Award from The School of Theatre.

As a performer, Caitlin has been seen on Broadway and in 30+ regional productions. Since graduating from Penn State in 2018, she has choreographed over 13 productions. Most recently, Caitlin choreographed Georgia Stitt’s new musical The Danger Year, directed by Hunter Foster at CLOC. Before that, she choreographed the Off-Broadway revival of Seesaw at Theatre Row.

Alejandro Rodriguez

Diversity and Equity

Carrie Maliszewski