Staff
 | Eric Ringquist | | Position: Office Manager | | E-mail:
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| | Eric brings a wealth of talent and energy to our office. He previously worked in capital fund-raising for the Delnor Hospital Foundation in Geneva IL. Eric runs the entire office, keeps track of service calls, and tracks orders. When needed, he consults with churches needing fund-raising assistance for their organ projects. Eric is an active member of First Congregational Church in Glen Ellyn. |
|  | Steven Smith | | Position: President | | E-mail:
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| Steve has been the Rodgers Representative in Chicago for 28 years. He has designed/installed 60 pipe organs and over 700 electronic organs during his tenure. Steve served on the Rodgers Executive Panel during the development of Rodgers' Digital Organs in the late 80's. He continues to have input into the design of instruments to meet music ministry needs.
Being an accomplished organist, his gifts are well suited to assist you in purchasing an instrument. He has served as Music Director for very "traditional" churches and also served as the Principal Organist for Elmbrook Church (in a "blended" worship environment)in Wisconsin for seven years. Steve is a Guest Soloist for the Elgin Symphony Orchestra. His diverse musical background is a great asset in consulting with churches of all types with regard to selecting the "right" instrument(s) to meet any worship style. |
|  | David R. Brackley | | Position: Consultant | | E-mail:
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| | David brings a wealth of experience to our firm and to all of our clients. David taught organ & music at the college level for 29 years. He has been the organist for several of the most prominent churches in the Chicago area, including Grace Lutheran Church in River Forest. He is an amazing musician and concert organist and has now become a gifted organ voicer as well. He is currently a full-time member of our staff and also serves as Music Director for Holy Trinity Lutheran Church (on Addison) in Chicago. |
|  | Mark Owen | | Position: Consultant | | E-mail:
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| | The music industry has always been a part of Mark's life since he was old enough to hold a job. His vast history of music retail experience as well as his specialized focus in institutional sales has privileged him to assist music teachers, their students and families, professional musicians, and worship leaders from countless religious organizations in our market area. Drawing from his personal history and 20+ year relationship with Triune Music, both as an outside consultant and company sales representative, his work with churches and synagogues has helped infuse new enthusiasm for their music programs. Church Musicians, music committees and worship leaders learn very quickly that Mark is passionate about helping them make decisions that will keep their music programs alive and well for generations to come. |
|  | Mike Jacklin | | Position: Installation Manager | | Mike has been an active member of Chicago's Musical Community for decades in both the Theatre and Church realms. He has served as Music Director for several local Lutheran Congregations. In his capacity as Music Director, he has worked ecumenically with other area musicians to sponsor benefit concerts that have raised thousands of dollars for worthwhile organizations like Children's Memorial Hospital. Mike is equally gifted in the area of pipe organ service and tuning -- which makes him a great asset to our firm. |
|  | Luise | | Position: Security | | Luise Ringquist has been guarding the Triune Music offices and staff since 2007. She was rescued by Betty Ringquist in 2002. Luise is dearly loved by everyone on staff and also by many clients that come through our doors. She loves squirrels, deers, and bears (as shown). |
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