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Leading the Culture and Tourism service, including Markets, Museums and Galleries, Cultural Development and Tourism.

Leading on the development of place-based cultural programmes: WOVEN In Kirklees, Year of Music 2023, Temporary Contemporary, public art programmes and supporting regeneration initiatives.

Generating ideas and thinking to create new solutions; advocating and championing creativity, my role supports the development of a sustainable model for culture. This involves establishing new approaches, building partnerships and identifying alternative or new business models for future delivery.Responsible for delivery against three key outcomes as outlined in Culture Kirklees:1. A strong creative economy2. A strong sense of place established through the districts assets… Show more Generating ideas and thinking to create new solutions; advocating and championing creativity, my role supports the development of a sustainable model for culture. This involves establishing new approaches, building partnerships and identifying alternative or new business models for future delivery.Responsible for delivery against three key outcomes as outlined in Culture Kirklees:1. A strong creative economy2. A strong sense of place established through the districts assets - Kirklees Public Art Policy, Kirklees Music Policy3. More people engaging in the arts - example project: Temporary ContemporaryPrevious title: Creative Communities Operational Manager Show less

Lead the transformation of the team, developing new approaches and opportunities for the Museum service, its collections and the stories it told of the city - past, present and future.Enabling conversation, connection and participation through informal and formal learning, community outreach and audience (and destination) development across Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery, Plymouth and West Devon Records Office, and the 3 historic sites: Smeaton's Tower, Elizabethan House and… Show more Lead the transformation of the team, developing new approaches and opportunities for the Museum service, its collections and the stories it told of the city - past, present and future.Enabling conversation, connection and participation through informal and formal learning, community outreach and audience (and destination) development across Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery, Plymouth and West Devon Records Office, and the 3 historic sites: Smeaton's Tower, Elizabethan House and Merchant's House. Show less

Strategically transforming the arts development service through developing collaborative and creative approaches. Translating arts practice in the delivery and implementation of Local Government Policy. Enabling and supporting sustainable cultural development through new partnerships and relationships; proactive sharing and open networks; positive challenge and introducing new thinking that collectively demonstrated cultural impact and influence across the region.

Acting Event Manager (in support of service business continuity) leading on nationally significant events with audiences of 50,000: the first evening celebration for the Olympic Torch Relay and Armed Forces Day - National Event. Event planning developed in line with external partner (LOCOG, MOD Ceremonial Events Team and Military) requirements and with support from the Events Safety Advisory Group involving Category 1 Emergency Planners: Health and Safety, Public Health, Police, NHS, Fire and… Show more Acting Event Manager (in support of service business continuity) leading on nationally significant events with audiences of 50,000: the first evening celebration for the Olympic Torch Relay and Armed Forces Day - National Event. Event planning developed in line with external partner (LOCOG, MOD Ceremonial Events Team and Military) requirements and with support from the Events Safety Advisory Group involving Category 1 Emergency Planners: Health and Safety, Public Health, Police, NHS, Fire and Medical Services. Show less

From early conception as an active and collaborative member of the Plymouth Dance Consortium to becoming a Director on the Board of Plymouth Dance CIC (established 2011).Plymouth Dance joins up the existing dots to celebrate the variety of dance in the city, enables people to find out about dance in a way that makes sense to them and creates and extends city-wide opportunities. Plymouth Dance celebrates and empowers using dance as a vehicle for… Show more From early conception as an active and collaborative member of the Plymouth Dance Consortium to becoming a Director on the Board of Plymouth Dance CIC (established 2011).Plymouth Dance joins up the existing dots to celebrate the variety of dance in the city, enables people to find out about dance in a way that makes sense to them and creates and extends city-wide opportunities. Plymouth Dance celebrates and empowers using dance as a vehicle for change.http://www.plymouthdance.org.uk/ Show less

One C began in a flat above a butchers and chip shop, in a small village in rural Devon, where the spare room (very soon the whole flat) was turned over to art. Held every six weeks, the events showcased a mix of artists and guest curators. Each event had a zine specifically produced which underlined One C’s DIY approach.One C moved into other non-traditional art venues ranging from a village hall to a music venue, a bookstore basement to a hotel. Events included Dada v's Fluxus… Show more One C began in a flat above a butchers and chip shop, in a small village in rural Devon, where the spare room (very soon the whole flat) was turned over to art. Held every six weeks, the events showcased a mix of artists and guest curators. Each event had a zine specifically produced which underlined One C’s DIY approach.One C moved into other non-traditional art venues ranging from a village hall to a music venue, a bookstore basement to a hotel. Events included Dada v's Fluxus (performed in 16ft boxing ring); live music and performance art at the Cavern Club, Exeter; and PL:ay Festival, showcasing artists predominantly from the South West in collaboration with LOW PROFILE. Over 3 years, One C organised 14 arts events predominantly in Devon. In early 2008, One C evolved into a music label, producing 27 releases (20 vinyl, 2 CD's, 5 cassette). Full back catalogue can be viewed at the Discogs profile. Show less

Seconded to Plymouth Visual Arts Consortium to Project Manage the British Art Show 7 up to the opening 17th September 2011, when operational management was taken on by the venues. Project management included: Overseeing a £95,000 capital project converting Grade 1 listed building into a temporary gallery with relevant planning applications and a citywide traffic management plan. Liaison with Hayward Gallery on installation and project milestones, marketing and communications and… Show more Seconded to Plymouth Visual Arts Consortium to Project Manage the British Art Show 7 up to the opening 17th September 2011, when operational management was taken on by the venues. Project management included: Overseeing a £95,000 capital project converting Grade 1 listed building into a temporary gallery with relevant planning applications and a citywide traffic management plan. Liaison with Hayward Gallery on installation and project milestones, marketing and communications and stakeholder engagement. Show less