A Dallas-based creative director for visuals and music, Neeki Bey has served as annual convention producer for audio, visual, and lighting, as well as audio producer for the Episcopal Diocese of Dallas; recital video producer for countertenor John Holiday at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art (he has also worked with Holiday as show producer); regional talent buyer and show producer for Dallas’s Kessler Theater; show producer for a joint event with Southern Methodist University and the National Count on Foundations conference; music director for Ruined (2009 Pulitzer Prize winner) at Dallas’s Echo Theatre; show producer in a collaboration with the Trinity Commons Foundation and the city of Dallas for the opening of the Continental Bridge; group organizer and music director for Maddie & Tae, the top-selling female country-music duo; and show producer for Grammy-nominated R&B star Tamar Davis. Bey has also worked with the Houston Boychoir and Music World Entertainment (the home of Destiny’s Child). An alumnus of Morehouse College and Southern Methodist University, he also studied at the Vienna Institute for European Studies/Vienna Conservatory of Music.