Creative Producing and Programme Management• Produce projects and activities across West Suffolk through co-creation with communities• Develop a socially engaged co-creation strategy for the communities to optimise engagement at a hyper local level Relationship Management• Develop new relationships with communities and individuals, identifying those least likely to engage or who have historically engaged least with MarketPlace activity• Robustly manage day-to-day relationships with existing individuals community members,community groups, strategic and operational partnersFinance and Fundraising• Identify opportunities for funding, locally and nationally for programme activity, including supporting community partners to access or leverage funding for their work.Team and Stakeholder Management• Supervising volunteers• Contract management for externally commissioned partners and artists

Freelance workshop facilitator writing and delivering workshops centred on creativity. 2024• Camden Arts Centre - youth collective • Crit Club - a workshop about art criticism for The National Saturday Club at The Time and Tide Museum, Great Yarmouth • Crafting Change - a workshop on the ethics, politics and potential of socially engaged art. Funded by Norfolk and Norwich Festival, delivered at OUTPOST Gallery2023• Spill Festival, workshops with year 5 and 6 from local primary school with artist Bruce Asbestos2022• Film making workshops, KS2, Mayflower primary school, Harwich, commissioned by Signals, Colchester • Play Tests, game making, arts and heritage workshops, ages 12-18, commissioned as community artist by Common Ground, Norwich and Norfolk Festival. At host sites: Peckover House - National Trust, Carlton Marshes - Suffolk Wildlife Trust• What is A Drawing?, drawing workshop, freelance, KS2, Earl Soham Primary School, Suffolk2021• Prophecies, audio recording philosophy workshop working with KS1 (Earl Soham Primary School), sound healers, The Very Reverend of Norwich Cathedral and Psychic Mediums. Commissioned by Young Norfolk Arts Festival.2019• All Philosophy Starts With Wonder, audio guide making workshop, freelance, ages 6-16, Mall Galleries, London

Responsible for the programming, running and operation of the gallery and studios of OUTPOST, an artist-run charity. Leadership:• Central point of contact for all Steering Committee and Trustee board, chairing all steering committee meetings and leading on charity strategy and gallery activity• Managing and report on budgets, contributing to business planning and income development strategies • Leading on HR processes and the health and wellbeing of staff (authored and instated a steering committee contract and onboarding pack, authored and instated trustee board welcome pack)• Development of relationships with funders and partners (authored event and lead on partnering with 2023 and 2024 NNF Festival)• Represent and speak on behalf of OUTPOST at meetings, conferences, events and forums • Maintain security of the premises as a key holder, training all staff as appropriate and acting as the emergency contact for a team of over 100 volunteers•Contract management for all externally commissioned partners and artistsspeaking for Norwich University of the Arts, East Contemporary Visual Art Network and Norfolk Contemporary Art Society)• Lead in Board meetings on the strategic development of the charityArtistic Development:• Responsible for the programming, running and operation of the gallery and studios of OUTPOST• Liaising with artists to facilitate an annual programme of 5 exhibitions per year as well as a series of residencies, workshops and public events supported by Arts Council England.• Manage contracts with creative partners, commissioners, companies and artistsOperations Management:• Manage full operations of the venue

• Oversought all of the charity’s budgets • Assisted the Chair and Trustee Board in the effective financial planning• Responsible for all invoicing, reconciliation, purchase orders and direct debits of the charity• Planned, implemented and oversought any procedures required in order to ensure smooth operations of the charity • Developed a reserves policy to safeguard the organisation’s finances.

• Supporting the development, planning and delivery of a range of projects associated with the University’s Strategy and Operational Plan • Develop creative, innovative, and efficient administrative processes across the University• Supporting the 6 Programme Directors to design, facilitate, and manage internal and external projects and events (Graduate Fashion Week, Norwich Science Festival, conferences) • Undertaking project research, evaluating research findings and using these to propose new initiatives

Personal assistant duties for the Programme Directors of Norwich University of The Arts• Assisting Directors of Programmes with tracking and monitoring 12 different budgets• Coordinating induction schedules for new staff and managing the annual leave of over 70 academic staff• Assisting in communications with external organisations, including the Quality Assurance Agency, the HE Academy, Professional, Statutory and Regulatory Bodies and other HE institutions.• Events management of prohects led by the Directors of Programmes • Supporting committees and other meetings, including producing agendas, papers, and minutes

Commissioned by Common Ground (Norwich and Norfolk Festival) to collaborate with Coney (lead artist) to co-write, record and deliver heritage based arts activities for young people across Norfolk, Suffolk and Peterborough.

Contributing to the administration of the box office department, overseeing bookings, sales and customer service.• Assisting event managements of up to 3260 visitors across 3 venues per day• Responsible for tracking and making bookings across 3 venues, including a 1300 seat theatre• Answering up to 100 calls per day balancing diverse caller expectations in a demanding and busy office environment

Visitor Assistant and Duty Manager at The Red House (museum, gallery, archive, residency complex and stately home and gardens of Benjamin Britten).• Managing a team of 5 volunteers per day• Conducting tours of the site• Aiding collection care of the heritage site, vast art collection and museum.• Managing the reception and box office

Gallery assistant for autumn exhibition at The Dovecot, Snape Maltings. Invigilating, processing sales, art handling and packing.

Gallery assistant at city centre gallery• Supporting the curator with clerical duties and research• art handling and exhibition install assistance • assisting events management of talks, tours and lectures with up to 50 guests