As Joe Spaulding retires, longtime execs will co-lead Boch Center

By Grant Welker • Published June 3, 2024 • Updated on June 4, 2024 at 8:38 am

Joe Spaulding, President and CEO of the Boch Center Wang Theatre poses in the lobby in Boston on June 28, 2021. Federal money is being released to live venues to help them through COVID-19 pandemic. Some are still waiting, but the Boch center just got its $9M. (Photo by Suzanne Kreiter/The Boston Globe via Getty Images) — Getty Images

The Boch Center will be co-led on an interim basis by two longtime executives following the departure of Joe Spaulding, its chief executive of nearly 40 years.

The theater nonprofit, which includes the Wang and Shubert theaters, will be led by Michael Szczepkowski, the center’s vice president and general manager, and CFO John Perkins, the Boch Center announced Monday.

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