Susannah Day Email & Phone Number
@thetorch.org.au
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Susannah Day is listed as CEO at The Torch Project at The Torch, based in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at thetorch.org.au, phone signal with area code 140, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Susannah Day.
Susannah Day previously worked as Chief Executive Officer at The Torch and General Manager at The Torch. Susannah Day holds Bachelor Of Arts (Contemporary Performance) from West Australian Academy Of Performing Arts.
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About Susannah Day
Susannah is a Martu/Darlot woman originally from Western Australia, now residing in Naarm (Melbourne). She is the granddaughter of Ivy Kilmurray, a Stolen Generation survivor born at Wongawol Station near Wiluna. Currently serving as CEO at The Torch, Susannah oversees the organisation's financial health, fundraising, governance, people and culture, operations, and strategic vision. Her journey with The Torch began as Program Manager in January 2019, and she was later appointed as their inaugural General Manager in July 2022. The Torch’s mission is to enhance cultural connections and arts practices among First Nations artists in the Victorian prison system and post-release.Susannah is deeply committed to providing artists with the resources and platforms necessary to tell their stories and practice art and Culture. She is inspired by the incredible work of First Nations communities who have made great strides towards equity. Susannah has seen the impact that First Peoples-led programs can have on communities, and she works at the coalface to close the gap.Prior to her tenure at The Torch, Susannah held pivotal roles including Head of Programs & Operations at Brunswick Mechanics Institute under Next Wave, Dance Massive Coordinator for the City of Melbourne and Producer at The Blue Room Theatre in Boorloo (Perth, WA).She was appointed to the board of the Queen Victoria Women's Centre Trust in 2022.
Listed skills include Marketing, Project Coordination, Public Speaking, Festivals, and 5 others.
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General Manager
Program Manager
Head Of Programs & Operations
Project Coordinator - Dance Massive
Program Producer
Producer
Box Office And Ticketing Manager
To research, implement and manage the box office and ticketing systems and processes for the Fringe World Festival 2012. My responsibilities included coordinating and managing an accessible online ticketing platform, infrastructure and ticketing system for all external/internal users and box office outlets, including handling online ticketing refunds, exchanges and queries. Within my role I also oversaw and managed the recruitment, induction process and rostering of full-time, part-time and casual staff members including volunteers for Box Office Staff, Venue FOH Operations and other roles. During the festival my position also oversaw all venue management to ensure competent and smooth FOH & Box Office management was delivered. My responsibilities also included all budget management and reporting for acquittal purposes.
Administrator
Pleasance is an independent theatre in North London, and during the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, it becomes the biggest venue of the fringe with 21 venues, 150 theatre companies and 214 performances. My role throughout the 2011 festival was to look after and liaise with companies, artists and producers. A team of five administrators worked as the intermediary between Pleasance as a venue and theatre companies, individual artists, press, arts industry members and promoters. I coordinated the ticketing system for companies, arts industry requests and acted as a port of call for producers in the two venues.
Assistant Project Coordinator - Wa Young People In The Arts Fellowship Recipient
In 2010 I was awarded the West Australian Young People in the Arts Fellowship form the WA Department of Culture and the arts. I was awarded $15,000 to complete an International professional development period. I chose to spend my 8-weeks with preeminent physical theatre company Frantic Assembly working on their youth arts project based in East London – Ignition. Working alongside General Manager Laura Sutton, I coordinated all of the administration processes, liaised with all of the participants, participated in workshop practitioner training and coordinated the final production at Toynbee Studios. Whilst there I was mentored by Laura Sutton and Lisa Maguire, the General Manager and Executive Producer of Frantic Assembly.
Projects Coordinator
To facilitate the growth of youth arts and culture in Western Australia by coordinating and delivering Propel Youth Arts WA core programs. Responsibilities included but were not restricted to: Program Design & Coordination, Budget Management, Grants writing, Staff Management, Networking, Information and Support, Communications and Marketing, Evaluation and Reporting.
Design Facilitator
City of South PerthFacilitating a major design project between Clontarf Aboriginal College students, Curtin students and the City ofSouth Perth. The outcome for the project was a new entry statement on Manning Road; Responsibilities included sourcing and manufacturing artist, facilitating design workshops with Clontarf students andsupervising community consultations with indigenous elders of
Project Coordinator & Curator
Wululan Maya ProjectSpectrum Project Space - October 19-28, 2007Wululan Maya was a cultural arts initiative featuring 30 of Australia's foremost young and emerging visual andperforming artists. One of the objectives of the exhibition was to increase the general public's awareness of
Susannah Day education
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West Australian Academy Of Performing Arts
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Susannah Day works for The Torch.
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Susannah Day is listed as CEO at The Torch Project at The Torch.
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Susannah Day is based in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia while working with The Torch.
What companies has Susannah Day worked for?
Susannah Day has worked for The Torch, Next Wave, City Of Melbourne, The Substation, and The Blue Room Theatre.
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What schools did Susannah Day attend?
Susannah Day holds Bachelor Of Arts (Contemporary Performance) from West Australian Academy Of Performing Arts.
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Susannah Day is listed with skills including Marketing, Project Coordination, Public Speaking, Festivals, Theatre, Directing, Grant Writing, and Arts Administration.
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