Praised for its “buoyant pulse ... appealing energy” and “thoughtfully conceived...(programs)” The New York Times, New Vintage Baroque (NVB) embodies McIntosh's vision for the performing arts – to bring audiences the highest level of historical performance practice and to unite past and present musical styles by offering new composers a platform to showcase their compositions alongside the music of the Baroque era. As artistic and executive director of NVB, McIntosh self-produced 25 distinct programs, fundraised more than $100,000, cultivated the organization’s board of directors, commissioned and performed 17 world premieres, collaborated in three opera productions, recorded and released an album of original works on the VIA label and performed in over 75 performances in New York City, Connecticut, California, and the Netherlands.

Recognizing her professional strengths beyond that of a freelance oboist, in 2015 McIntosh joined the founding team of National Sawdust, a new, critically-acclaimed music venue and non-profit Arts Institute located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. There, McIntosh worked on the artistic team as a full-time programming associate creating, implementing, producing, and tracking projects at the core of the venue's mission including ten group residencies and fourteen opera productions. McIntosh's charisma and experience as a musician-led her to become a lead producer for major events and her sensitivity to an artist's needs led her to become a lead artistic liaison to hundreds of professional musicians and ensembles.

In August of 2017, McIntosh launched Coburn Music, a culmination of 10 years’ expertise, featuring six unique programs and an educational forum performed by New Vintage Baroque throughout Truckee. Her appealing programming style has proven enjoyable to a broad demographic. What’s more, her uncanny ability to collaborate with local organizations unites classical art and local businesses in a masterful integration of performing arts and community. Coburn Music remains committed to bringing the highest level of music-making to the Truckee-Tahoe basin.

In the 2018/19 year, Ms. McIntosh was engaged by Classical Tahoe, to be their deputy director and create, develop, and implement a new CRM, Patron Manager, as well as the brand new Music Institute, funded by the Firefly Scientists' Foundation. In January of 2019 McIntosh welcomed her first child, a baby boy, and currently resides in Loyalton, CA, where she does local nonprofit work through her group, New Vintage Baroque, to promote and educate the region with high caliber performing arts as well as consults for community spaces.