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The podcast for the Cultural Sector. The Arts & Culture podcast delivers best-in-class thought leadership, with industry heavy hitters and crucial sector-defining topics, going behind the scenes at the UK's museums, galleries and heritage sites. Presented by Tom Dawson from the Association for Cultural Enterprises. Sponsored by King & McGaw.

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The V&A is a stellar brand in the UK cultural sector. So when it opens two new sites in a matter of months in a new part of the capital city, it's a big deal. V&A Storehouse launched last year. On April 18th V&A East Museum will welcome its first vis... more

Judith Owens MBE is Chief Executive of TBL International and one of UK’s the most experienced and established cultural sector professionals. In this special interview recorded at The Cultural Enterprises Conference, she talks to host Tom Dawson about... more

Tony Butler OBE is Executive Director of Derby Museums and a leading figure in the UK museums sector. In this wide-ranging interview he shares valuable insights on the topics such as:

• The recent DCMS funding announcement and the opportunities (and... more

Wentworth Woodhouse is a vast heritage site in South Yorkshire. It requires restoration that could cost hundreds of millions of pounds and take decades. Located in an economically challenged part of the UK, it receives no public funding... and yet ma... more

Expert Panel:

Catherine Pinkerton, Group Retail Manager, Amgueddfa Cymru | Museums Wales

Sonia Solicari, Director & CEO, Museum of the Home

Erin Thompson, Retail Manager, V&A Dundee

The podcast for the Cultural Sector.

The Arts & Culture podcast... more

Couple Alex and Oli fell in love with a 600 year old (and famously wonky) house in Lavenham, Suffolk. They bought it, they live in it... and they've transformed this former tea-room into a commercially-successful and ground-breaking heritage venue ha... more

Expert panel of guests:

Jocelyn Burnham - Founder, AI for Culture

Owen Hopkin - Director of New Technologies and Innovation, Arts Council England

Duncan Mann - Founder and CEO, HoxtonAI

Sean Waterman - Head of Intellectual Property, Naomi Korn As... more

Joining host Tom Dawson are:

Lizzie Dunford, Director, Jane Austen's House Museum

Susan Rayner, Head of Commercial & Visitor Experience, Jane Austen's House Museum

Director Lizzie Dunford and Head of Commercial & Visitor Experience Susan Rayner sh... more

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Gyr King
Trustee of Towner and Founder and CEO of King & McGaw
King & McGaw
Episode: A New Model for Cultural Attractions (with Joe Hill and Gyr King, Towner Eastbourne)
Joe Hill
Director and CEO of Towner Eastbourne
Towner Eastbourne
Episode: A New Model for Cultural Attractions (with Joe Hill and Gyr King, Towner Eastbourne)
Kate Miners
Director of Public Engagement and Commercial at the Old Royal Naval College
Old Royal Naval College
Episode: Bringing Heritage to Life (with Kate Miners at Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich)
Sandra Lynes Timbrell
Director of Visitor Engagement at St. Paul's Cathedral, previously held roles in visitor experience at English Heritage, Museum of London, and Shakespeare's Globe.
St. Paul's Cathedral
Episode: Behind the Scenes at St. Paul's Cathedral (with Sandra Lynes Timbrell)
Hilary Carty
Executive Director of Clore Leadership
Clore Leadership
Episode: Leadership in the Arts with Clore Leadership
Sara Wajid
Co-CEO of Birmingham Museums Trust
Birmingham Museums Trust
Episode: Leadership in the Arts with Clore Leadership
Keith Merrin
Director of Tyne & Wear Archives and Museums
Tyne & Wear Archives and Museums
Episode: Leadership in the Arts with Clore Leadership
Robin Cantrell-Fennock
CEO of Baker Richards, specializing in audience and revenue insights.
Baker Richards
Episode: Ticketing & Dynamic Pricing (Industry Expert Panel)
Abigail Olive
Visitor attraction director at Castle Howard in Yorkshire.
Castle Howard
Episode: Ticketing & Dynamic Pricing (Industry Expert Panel)

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Tom Dawson
Host and Director of Digital at the Association for Cultural Enterprises, focusing on innovation and excellence in the UK's cultural sector.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

A New Model for Cultural Attractions (with Joe Hill and Gyr King, Towner Eastbourne)
Q: Why host the Turner Prize?
Hosting the Turner Prize was seen as a way to change perceptions of Eastbourne and create a cultural event that engaged the local community while raising the gallery's profile.
How To Strategise Long-Term (with Paul Gray, The National Gallery)
Q: How do you create an environment for you and your team to succeed and work together?
I create a culture where everyone feels empowered and enabled, joining together various ideas and making sure everyone is broadly playing the same tune.
How To Strategise Long-Term (with Paul Gray, The National Gallery)
Q: What keeps you up at night, Paul?
I worry about the money, the collection, security threats, climate change impacts on the gallery, and attracting and retaining talent in London.
Ticketing & Dynamic Pricing (Industry Expert Panel)
Q: What is the difference between differential pricing and dynamic pricing?
Differential pricing sets specific prices for different times or conditions, while dynamic pricing allows prices to change fluidly based on demand.
Interpreting 900 Years of History (with Stephen Preston, St Giles' Cathedral)
Q: What was it like to work during Queen Elizabeth's lying in state?
It was a meaningful experience, reflecting the essence of St Giles as a heritage site and a church serving the community during a significant historical event.

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A variety of topics encompassing corporate partnerships, cultural heritage, visitor engagement, and leadership challenges within the arts and culture sector are discussed. Expert insights reflect on the evolving needs and expectations from cultural institutions post-pandemic, with recurring themes highlighting the balance between innovation, accessibility, and sustainable practices. Notable discussions include the financial dynamics within the cultural sector, visitor experiences at heritage sites, and the role of community engagement in driving cultural regeneration. This podcast uniquely combines perspectives from high-profile guests across various cultural organizations to address contemporary issues and explore innovative approaches wit... more

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