The Arts & Music Committee aims to foster creativity, collaboration, and cultural enrichment among TTEC members. This committee is a hub for all arts and music-related activities, providing a platform for individuals to express their artistic talents, share their passion for music, and engage with the TTEC community. By organizing events, workshops, and performances, the committee will enhance the cultural fabric of our organization and contribute positively to employee well-being and community engagement.
Crafts Club:
Club Lead: Amanda Cefaratti (ACEFARAT@travelers.com )
Will provide a space for members to engage in various arts and crafts activities. Members can share techniques, collaborate on projects, and organize workshops to learn new skills. The group may also host exhibitions to showcase their work. If you are interested, please complete this Microsoft Form to gather some interest-based information, along with availability for meetings! All are welcome, and it is intended to be a “come as you are” informal space to give folks the opportunity to relax, craft, and connect outside of the office.
Fiber Arts Club
Club Lead: Carolynn Humble (chumble@travelers.com)
Calling all knitters, crocheters, and fiber enthusiasts! Whether you’re a complete beginner or a seasoned pro, our Fiber Arts Club welcomes you to join our creative community. All skill levels welcome! Beginners get hands-on teaching and pattern guidance, while experienced crafters can troubleshoot projects or start something new. Enjoy knit-a-longs/crochet-a-longs, fiber discussions, and fiber swaps where you can trade materials from your stash. Bring your lunch, bring your project, and bring your passion for fiber arts! We meetup bi-weekly on Tuesdays from 12:00-1:00pm EST at the Hartford office (Plaza Building, Mezzanine, Training Room 3), with a virtual option available.
Instrumental Music Club
Club Lead: Gregg Pambianco (gpambian@travelers.com)
Will focus on bringing together musicians to practice and perform, organize music engagements on campus and participate in community events. The group will also offer opportunities for members to learn new instruments and improve their musical skills. We are also seeking Brass and Woodwind players for a small instrumental holiday ensemble performing on campus this December. For more information or to raise your hand to play, please complete this Microsoft form.
Swifties Fandom Club
Club Lead: Jessica Rhinesmith (JRHINESM@travelers.com)
Join fellow Swifties in a fun, welcoming space to connect over all things Taylor! Members can make and trade friendship bracelets, host listening parties, explore Taylor Swift lore, celebrate album releases and milestone dates, and participate in a variety of creative and educational activities.
Don’t just shake it off, please fill out this Microsoft Form to gather some interest-based information, as well as some ideas for events.