Former BYU Performing Arts artist manager, Troy Streeter, has accepted the position of Audio-Visual Operations Manager for BYU Arts Production. Karson Denney, an adjunct faculty member in the BYU Department of Dance, has been selected as his replacement. “Troy comes with excellent experience and expertise in all the areas he now supervises,” said Russell Richins, director and production manager of BYU Arts Production. “He will be a great asset to Arts Production, but especially to each of the departments we typically serve. We welcome Troy aboard.” Streeter graduated from BYU in 2005 with a bachelor’s degree in theatre arts studies and a minor in electronics engineering, after which he completed an MBA. While working as an artist manager, he managed the BYU Synthesis tour to Brazil in 2013. “I’m excited to continue learning and growing alongside the students and faculty in the college,” Streeter said. Denney expressed equal excitement for his new position. “When the position was offered to me there was no hesitation and I was elated to accept the job,” said Denney. “I hope to help BYU performing groups find opportunities to uplift audiences and make a difference in other people’s lives through service.” Denney graduated from BYU in 2006 with a bachelor’s degree in geography. In 2011 he completed his master’s degree in mass communications. He brings with him 24 years of performing experience including recognition as 2-time United States Dance and Rhythm Champion and as well as the United States American Smooth Champion. As a student, Denny toured with BYU’s Ballroom team to Blackpool, England and won the British Latin Formation Championship.