Built for the people
behind the performance.
Silent Command is the top producer of performers, educators, and ensembles in the performing arts.
The team behind
Silent Command.
A group of educators, creatives, and operators working together to build stronger experiences across the performing arts.
Sharbel has served as Owner and CEO of Silent Command since March 2025, leading the organization through a period of significant growth and expansion. A career consultant, he has helped formulate strategy for leading sports leagues, teams, and companies around the world. Sharbel has been involved in the marching arts for most of his life, first as a performer and now as an educator. He maintains a year-round schedule as a guest clinician, designer, and educator, working with programs at the independent, collegiate, and high school levels.
Jared oversees Silent Command’s marketing and communications efforts while helping coordinate student curriculum and educational programming. His professional experience includes project and brand management for Shark Tank-funded startup Gently Inc., alongside his work within the Marketing department at BD Performing Arts. A former drum major of the 2022 World Champion Blue Devils, Jared continues to serve the organization as a member of its administrative and instructional staff. Based in the Atlanta metropolitan area, he also works as a leadership consultant and choreographer with award-winning programs throughout the Cobb County School District.
Hailey is a high school band director in Sanford, Maine, and serves as Vice President of the Maine Band Directors Association. She was recognized as the 2024 Maine Music Educators Association Outstanding New Music Educator and holds a Master’s degree in Wind Conducting from the University of Southern Maine. Hailey also serves as Tour Manager for the Boston Crusaders, overseeing housing, logistics, scheduling, and day-to-day operations. A former performer with the Spartans Drum and Bugle Corps, she brings experience as an educator, administrator, and performer to her work with Silent Command.
Vivienne leads operations for Silent Command, helping coordinate the systems and logistics that support the organization’s programs and continued growth. Originally from Florida and now based in Dallas, Texas, she has spent the past four years working with a nonprofit organization connecting young people with positive mentors in their communities. She also has experience serving as a resource advocate for families in need. Vivienne performed with Horizon Winds from 2017–2018, The Troopers from 2017–2019, and The Cadets from 2020–2021.
Kayla is a professional video editor and longtime member of the marching arts community with a passion for using media to elevate the performing arts. Based in Florida, she performed for eight years before concluding her performance career with Pegasus World Winterguard. She currently serves on the media team for the Florida Federation of Colorguards Circuit and as co-director of the Gaither High School color guard program in Tampa. Through her work, Kayla aims to capture the athleticism, artistry, and impact of the marching arts and bring those stories to a broader audience.
Sarah is a professional designer, illustrator, and motion artist with a passion for transforming ideas into engaging visual experiences. A Florida native with a background in the marching arts, she combines her experience as a creative with her understanding of the performing arts to develop thoughtful and impactful design. As Design Lead for Silent Command, Sarah helps shape the visual identity behind the organization’s programs, projects, and creative initiatives, using illustration, graphic design, and motion to bring ideas to life.
The work has always
started with students.
Every lesson, clinic, partnership, and program begins with the experience we want performers to have.
From the podium
to the classroom.
Silent Command is founded.
Silent Command begins as a drum major company, connecting DCI drum majors with students across the country.
Clinics reach more students.
The company grows with conducting clinics across the United States.
Silent Command goes online.
Online lessons take shape and bring Silent Command to more students than ever before.
The organization evolves.
Silent Command enters a new era of growth, expanding its educational reach, strengthening its team, and building a broader model for performers, educators, and programs.
The company expands.
Silent Command expands its services across the performing arts, serving not just marching arts programs, but performers, educators, and ensembles across the broader performing arts community.
The principles behind
our work.
People first.
Strong programs begin with people who feel supported, challenged, connected, and valued.
Leadership is shared.
Leadership is not defined by a title. Every performer has the ability to influence the people and culture around them.
Growth should last.
We want the work to continue long after the clinic, lesson, rehearsal, or meeting ends.

