Angela Rosenthal
Assistant In-Home Director
Angela began her career at Walt Disney World, spending 10 unforgettable years creating magical experiences that shaped her lifelong passion for customer service. With more than 30 years of experience helping people in a variety of roles, she now serves as Assistant Director for the In-Home Division at The Music Studio Atlanta, bringing that same dedication and warmth to students, families, and teachers.
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Blake Kozlowski
Executive Assistant
Blake spent most of her life in Atlanta, growing up in Chamblee before heading to Birmingham, Alabama, to attend Samford University, where she earned her bachelor’s degree in Business Administration. After college, she moved back to Atlanta just in time to experience the excitement of the 1996 Olympics—a once-in-a-lifetime event that made returning home even more special.
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Caroline Williams
Music Therapy Director
A dedicated music therapist with a love for connecting music, kids, and community, Caroline found her calling when a simple question from her voice teacher sparked a career shift. Inspired by her sister’s experience with music therapy and her own background as a classical pianist, she pursued her degree, became board-certified, and now shares her passion with students and families at The Music Studio Atlanta.
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Emily Vicente
Operations Manager
Drawn to The Music Studio Atlanta long before she joined, Emily often passed the school and felt its energy from the parking lot. She started at the front desk, becoming the first smile families saw and the last voice they heard, quickly learning that small gestures create a big impact. Now, as Operations Manager—even from 700 miles away—Emily brings that same care to streamlining communication, supporting teachers, and creating meaningful experiences that reflect the heart of the studio.
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Jaha Waymer-Jarvis
Front Desk Manager
A passionate percussionist with over 23 years of experience, Jaha has dedicated his time to nurturing the next generation of musicians. He began working in a similar capacity at a vibrant school in New York, where he thrived in an environment that resonated with his commitment to empowering young artists.
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John Williams
Programs Director & Studio Teacher Liason
John spent years preparing for a career in music education—four in high school, five in college, and seven as a band director—only to feel his student-centered approach wasn’t always welcome. Ready to leave teaching behind, he applied to The Music Studio Atlanta just to answer phones, but was persuaded to give private lessons a try. Two years later, he’s found a home where positivity is policy, blending his love of teaching with a new role welcoming and supporting other educators.
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Kathleen Kinkella
Marketing Director
Music has been woven into Kathleen’s life since she was young, starting with piano and alto saxophone and performing competitively through high school. Equally driven by strategy and creativity, she brings a wide perspective from working across multiple industries and earned her MBA in Marketing Analytics from Penn State. A mom of three with kids who have also studied music, she has seen how it can encourage confidence, creativity, and connection. Now, as Marketing & Events Director at The Music Studio Atlanta, Kathleen blends that love of music and family experience with her marketing expertise to align story, systems, and customer experience—helping families discover the same joy music has brought to her life.
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Maya Johnson
Hiring Manager
Maya’s love for music began at the piano, and while she didn’t continue playing into adulthood, the creativity and energy of music never left her. She discovered her passion for leadership and operations as a Studio Manager in California, where she supported both the creative team and daily operations for four years. After returning to Georgia in 2023, Maya joined The Music Studio Atlanta and has since transitioned into her current role as Hiring Manager, where she blends structure, creativity, and people skills to build a strong, passionate team that supports students, families, and teachers.
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Melody Richardson
Assistant In-Studio Director
Music has been part of Melody’s life from the start—her grandmother was a classically trained vocalist, her parents met performing in The Music Man, and she grew up harmonizing and performing at home. She earned her Bachelor’s in Music Education from Georgia State and Kennesaw State with a focus on early childhood and vocal pedagogy and has led programs from elementary classrooms to the Georgia Symphony Orchestra and The Greater Atlanta Girls Choir. Now, as Assistant Director for the In-Studio Division at The Music Studio Atlanta, Melody blends her experience and passion to create a joyful, inspiring environment where students thrive.
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Mia Jackson
Front Desk Manager
Mia graduated from Texas A&M University in 2021 with a degree in Economics but soon realized the corporate world lacked the fulfillment she wanted. A former nanny and lifelong music lover with a background in dance, Mia discovered her passion for supporting children and families in creative spaces. Now at The Music Studio Atlanta, she brings warmth, energy, and exceptional customer service to help students and families feel connected and supported every step of the way.
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Miranda Brown
Events Manager
A California native turned “southern peach,” Miranda first discovered music on her late grandmother’s 100-year-old piano before diving into chorus, theater, and even travel softball. After exploring everything from pre-nursing to communications, she found her passion in events—working in venues, restaurants, and hospitality before relocating to Atlanta. Now, as Events Manager at The Music Studio Atlanta, Miranda merges her love for music and people, creating memorable experiences that inspire confidence and joy in students.
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Molly Chow
Front Desk Manager
Music has always been at the heart of Molly’s life, and that passion drives everything she does. With a background in teaching, she understands both the educational and emotional sides of learning, helping families know what to expect and matching students with the right teachers. For Molly, selling lessons isn’t just a job—it’s about sharing something she believes in and helping others discover their own path in music.
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