The Executive Board of the Livingston Theatre Company consists of five Rutgers undergraduate students. These five members are the officers of the organization and have the final decision in all company-related matters. They are colloquially referred to as the “E-Board” and are equivalent to producers. The members of the board are voted into their positions by the members of the company at the end of each academic year. Each Executive Board term lasts one full academic year. This special election is presided over by the company's current Administrative Advisor, Susan Romano.

The members of the 2025-2026 Executive Board are as follows:

Managing Director

The Managing Director is responsible for ensuring that LTC has the proper infrastructure and to implement all goals set by the Artistic Director. This member shall preside over all meetings for LTC and is responsible for the following general board departments: development, marketing, special events, and alumni relations. This officer has the ability to select the members of the aforementioned departments with the approval of the rest of the Executive Board.  The de facto president of the company, this member serves as a representative between LTC and any outside groups or governing boards where they shall sit as a representative.

Artistic Director

The Artistic Director is the face of the company. This member has the authority to implement artistic visions for the company, as well as conceive company-wide goals (to be implemented by the Managing Director) in an effort to help LTC grow and improve. The Artistic Director is responsible for choosing (with the approval of the Executive Board) and overseeing the following production staff positions: the Directors, Musical Directors, Choreographers, Properties Designers, and all other positions with artistic control over a show. The Artistic Director presides over all audition processes with each show’s respective director. Most importantly, the Artistic Director is responsible for maintaining the company's artistic integrity, by shaping the onstage product of all LTC productions.

Production Manager

The Production Manager is responsible for the technical aspects of every show LTC produces. Having the responsibility for choosing and overseeing the Technical Director, Stage Manager, and other technical positions in the show as well as obtaining all materials needed to build and maintain a show's set. The production manager is also responsible for overseeing scheduling and budget responsibilities of the current production staff.

Business Manager

The Business Manager is responsible for the day-to-day nuts and bolts of the company. The majority of their position involves preparing and keeping track of the budget for each season. Recognized as the treasurer by the university, this member must complete all paperwork related to payments, reimbursements, as well as keeping a record of spending for each show as to not run over or out of assigned and generated funds. This member is to keep track of all LTC non-building property and spaces to know what exists so spending can be kept to a minimum. This member has the authority over the following departments: House and Box Office, Historian. The Business Manager has the responsibility for filling those positions on the General Board, as well as keeping track of all space reservations to make sure that there is sufficient space to rehearse, meet, and perform in.