Daniel Carpenter Email & Phone Number

Wellington, England, United Kingdom

Champion and promote heritage crafts knowledge, skills and practices as a vital part of the UK’s cultural heritage, to support the existing and future craftspeople with whom these skills reside, and to foster a favourable political, legislative and funding environment to ensure these skills are safeguarded.

Wellington, England, United Kingdom

Manage and oversee the running of the organisation, including its day-to-day operations, projects and public profile, in order to help it achieve its charitable aims.

Wellington, England, United Kingdom

Initial point of contact between the organisation and the general public, carrying out PR and communications functions to help it to achieve its charitable aims.

Arts&Heritage is a leading agency that forges collaborations between contemporary artists and heritage organisations and museums. We aim to create fresh perspectives in heritage contexts for a diverse range of audiences.

The Fathom Trust promotes physical, mental, and spiritual wellbeing using traditional crafts to restore life-giving connections to body, soul, nature, and society.

Supporting PhD studentship in ‘Intangible Cultural Heritage in Contemporary British Craft’.

Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands

The Ambacht in Beeld Festival has existed since 2013 and has grown into a major event focusing not on selling products, but on exchanging knowledge and skills. Its mission is to draw attention to craftsmanship in a sustainable and inspiring way, to enable all kinds of encounters and cross-pollination, and to create appreciation for craftsmanship among many.

The AGAATI Foundation is committed to celebrating and conserving handmade creativity, elevating the visibility and the value of the artisan-made, leading to the socio-economic development of the global artisan communities.

Research Manager for the second edition of the HCA Red List of Endangered Crafts. The Red List is the first project of its kind to rank traditional crafts by the likelihood they will survive the next generation, bringing the plight of these skills to national attention.

One of the founding trustees of the national advocacy body set to help safeguard traditional craft skills. Judge for the Heritage Crafts Awards in collaboration with NADFAS, the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust and the Marsh Christian Trust. Acting Chair from February to December 2016.

Cardiff, United Kingdom

Heading up the work of Voluntary Arts, the national representative body for creative cultural activities, within Wales. Strategic and budgetary planning and control for the Voluntary Arts Wales department.

Cardiff, United Kingdom

Coordinating cross-departmental working throughout the organisation. Overseeing development of new information channels to reach out to a variety of stakeholders throughout the voluntary arts sector. Initiating and managing national and international projects including PHF-funded Hand on Crafts programme of training and residencies to promote traditional.

Cwmbran, United Kingdom

Coordinating and implementing advertising, PR and promotional literature in business-to-business sector. Developing internal communications policy, corporate graphic guidelines and strategic planning process.

Taunton, United Kingdom

Developing the college’s sixth form, higher education, corporate and lifelong learning brands, including event organisation, writing adverts, promotional copy and press releases, and website management. Directly responsible for internal marketing within the college.

Axbridge

Mapping accuracy improvements and real-world change for Ordnance Survey Rural Sweep contract.

Master’S Degree, Distinction

Postgraduate Diploma, Publishing, Distinction

Bachelor’S Degree, English Literature, First Class Honours

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd) – Not Completed, Human Geography

Activities and Societies: Member of the Cultural and Historical Geographies Research Group (CHGRG), School of Geography, Exeter.