Robert Campbell Email & Phone Number

Bristol, England, GB

Bath, England, United Kingdom

Heading up the service operating Bath and Northeast Somerset Council's Heritage assets. Including the Roman Baths World Heritage Site, Victoria Art Gallery, Fashion Museum, Bath Record Office and Film Office. Also the officer lead for Culture and Tourism.

At WWT I have a strategic leadership role with ownership of the onsite visitor experience, engagement activities, events, capital developments, living collections and learning programme across our 10 sites. I work with stakeholders across the organisation to develop holistic business and audience development plans that will direct the activities at our.

Slimbridge

Sydney, Australia

I provided executive leadership and direction to SLM’s extensive and unique portfolio of buildings, sites, landscapes and collections. I offered strategic guidance to managers and curators, and ensured integrated service delivery and high quality professional and technical advice was provided to my teams.In my role as Director I oversaw a team of 90 staff.

National

I led English Heritage’s work in bringing the history of its properties and collections to life for a wide range of audiences, through a variety of media, including on-site interpretation, education resources, publications and digital story telling. I created, led and managed a new Interpretation & Resources department, developing an ethos of integrated.

Bristol

I was brought in to deliver the interpretive concept for the re-development of the visitor offer at this world famous pre-historic site. Managing a multimillion pound budget I had responsibility for the new exhibition, the new audio tour, the web offer and the interpretation across the Landscape (in partnership with the National Trust). With the eyes of.

I was initially employed to oversee the execution of 5 project using money from the now defunct Renaissance in the Regions to improve the commercial strategy of 5 major museums in the South West. Managing the consultant team I was able to gain an excellent overview of the commercial possibilities open to museums in terms of commissioning, retail, catering.

I managed the first permanent gallery re-development at the Museum for 10 years. It was a £5 million pound transformation of an underused space to house the huge Victoria Cross (VC) collection of Lord Ashcroft alongside the Museum’s existing VC and George Cross (GC) collection. I took the project from start to finish, developing the interpretive strategy.

I cut my teeth at these two museums where I project managed a large range of exhibitions and other projects. Highlights included the landmark London Sugar and Slavery Gallery which redefined the Museums’ relationship with London’s African Caribbean Community whilst employing various innovative display methods and the temporary exhibition Jack the Ripper.

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