As co-director and creative producer at No.32, I ensure No.32's continuous creative development and relevance in an evolving artistic landscape.The success of No.32’s public art programmes are driven by extensive research and an understanding of art history as well as contemporary trends, resulting in impactful installations and events that transform public spaces.By managing timelines, resources, and teams, I ensure that projects and events are delivered to the highest standards, creating memorable experiences for both artists and the public. My strong organisational skills and attention to detail allow me to effectively handle multiple tasks and adapt quickly to change, ensuring the success of each project and event under my leadership.• Building and maintaining professional relationships with community groups, local authorities, artists, curators, and creative institutions through conversations, co-creation, and the development of projects that foster pride, and generate excitement.• Researching and implementing innovative ways to engage with the local community effectively. By tapping into the pulse of the local population, I have created initiatives that showcase art and foster a sense of belonging.• Facilitating workshops, skill sharing sessions, networking events, and mentoring programs, providing a supportive environment for artistic development.• Project and event management, including overseeing logistics, collaborating with stakeholders, managing budgets, and executing exhibitions, workshops, and community engagement initiatives.

As a Community & Project Coordinator at Meanwhile Space CIC, I played a pivotal role in coordinating, supporting, and delivering projects, events, and programs across multiple sites. This involved effectively coordinating the objectives of each project, including promotion, user recruitment, and facilities management. Introducing opportunities for creative and cultural user groups to access space in the city. Coordinating workshops, discussing creative and commercial ideas, as well as strategies for identifying potential properties, approaching landlords, and engaging with the community.Developing and maintain strong relationships with local stakeholders, organisations, businesses, and community groups. Maintaining administrative systems, ensuring efficient filing and record keeping. Taking charge of delivering reports, documents, and promotional materials to support project activities.Documenting and evaluating projects, including the collection of impact assessment data. Assessing the outcomes and effectiveness of initiatives, contributing to informed decision-making and future planning.Handling inquiries and requests for information from users, partners, stakeholders, members of the public, and other relevant parties. I ensured prompt and accurate responses, developing and maintaining positive relationships.Conducting comprehensive research and connected information related to the meanwhile use industry. Staying updated on industry trends and best practices, I contributed insights to the organisation’s projects and initiatives.

Co-creation, consultation and production of 11 public artworks.As Lead Creative and Public Art Consultant at Royal Museums Greenwich, I led a six-month program of co-design workshops, steering sessions, and art classes in collaboration with local community groups.I guided the workshops, ensuring active participation and engagement from the community groups involved. By fostering an inclusive and collaborative environment, I encouraged the sharing of materials, conversations, and local knowledge, which served as valuable resources for the final artworks.Utilising the creative outputs generated by participants throughout the program, I led the design and production of 11 large-scale public artworks. These artworks, a result of the collective efforts of the community groups, have now found a permanent home on display at the Prince Phillip Maritime Collections Centre in Kidbrooke.

As General Manager at The Flood Gallery, I led the galleries day-to-day operations, managed sales, coordinated events, curated exhibitions, trained and developed a team of technicians, built and maintained strong professional relationships with clients, artists, and suppliers. I identified business development opportunities and ensured the creative and impactful development of the Flood Gallery brand. Responsibilities included inventory management, website maintenance, physical publication production, marketing strategy implementation, and creating engaging content for various platforms. • Coordinated and managed the gallery's event program, overseeing exhibitions, product launches, signings, and private views.• Led and developed a team of Gallery assistants and art handlers to ensure efficient operations and high-quality services.• Built and maintained professional relationships with artists, clients, and suppliers, fostering collaboration and strong partnerships.• Identified opportunities for business development and growth, implementing strategies to drive success and increase revenue.• Developed the Flood Gallery brand, ensuring its creative development and application, while maintaining relevance and impact in the industry.• Managed inventory, shipping, and customs procedures to ensure smooth operations and deliveries.• Maintained the gallery website, regularly updating and publishing artworks and exhibitions online.• Produced physical publications, including exhibition guides, signage, and other marketing materials, to enhance the visitor experience.• Implemented marketing strategies, including social media campaigns and weekly newsletters, to promote the gallery's offerings effectively.• Created engaging and informative content for the website, newsletter, and social media channels, enhancing the gallery's online presence and audience engagement.