
	Hubbard has 18 years of experience with not-for-profit organizations to the position. Before starting with the Association in December, he spent nearly seven years as CFO with Lyric Opera of Kansas City. In addition to his duties to direct, prepare and monitor Lyric Opera&rsquo;s budget, Hubbard also participated in numerous leadership teams related to the organization. He was also instrumental in the Lyric&rsquo;s obtaining $10.5 million new market tax credit allocation to build the Stern Opera Center.

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	Prior to his time at Lyric Opera, Hubbard was the director of finance at the Mid-America Arts Alliance, a federally-funded regional arts organization, with which he spent four years. He also brings experience as a controller at the Douglas County Housing Authority and an audit manager at various audit firms.

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	&ldquo;The wealth of knowledge Greg brings to this position will help strengthen the Association as a whole,&rdquo; Joe Cummings, NSCAA CEO, said. &ldquo;We thank Tammy Reder for her work the past three years and we look forward to Greg continuing to bring a professional approach to how we conduct business.&rdquo;

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	Hubbard is a native of Yuba City, Calif., and earned his bachelor&rsquo;s degree in business administration and accounting from St. Mary&rsquo;s College (Calif.).

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	He and his wife, Keri, have three children and reside in Overland Park, Kan.
