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Supporting Creative Industries
30 Jun 2011
New routes into arts and culture. 6th National Conference
This conference provided an opportunity for industry representatives, central and local government, and all those involved in the delivery of creative education from FE and HE providers, to discuss the skills and attributes that are really valued in different sectors.
Adobe White Paper: The Silent Transformation: Evolution and Impact of Digital Communication Skills Development
in Post-Secondary Education
Programme
Adobe White Paper
The Silent Transformation: Evolution and Impact of Digital Communication Skills Development
in Post-Secondary Education
10:00
Pauline Tambling, Joint Chief Executive Officer, Creative & Cultural Skills; Managing Director, National Skills Academy for Creative and Cultural
Welcome and introduction
Biography: Pauline Tambling
10:15
Fintan Donohue, Principal and Chief Executive, North Hertfordshire College; AoC Skills Champion Creative and Cultural Industries
Creativity and entrepreneurship as strategic drivers for transformation
Biography: Fintan Donohue
10:30
Liz Wilkins, Head of Education Marketing, Adobe
Creating Prosperity – the value of UK higher education to the creative economy
Biography: Liz Wilkins
10:45
Iain Brinkley, Director, The Work Foundation
The creative sector – its role in the UK’s recovery
Biography: Ian Brinkley
11:00
Martin Bright, Founder and Chief Executive, The Creative Society
Keynote address
Biography: Martin Bright
11:15
Questions and discussion: Session 1
11:30
Refreshments, networking and exhibition
What's on now:
12:00
Pauline Tambling, Joint Chief Executive Officer, Creative & Cultural Skills; Managing Director, National Skills Academy for Creative and Cultural
National Skills Academy
Biography: Pauline Tambling
12:15
Hasan Bakhshi, Director, Creative Industries, NESTA’s Policy & Research Unit
HE-Creative Industries engagement
Biography: Hasan Bakhshi
12:30
Professor Stuart Bartholomew, Principal, Arts University College, Bournemouth; Chair, ukadia;
Biography: Professor Stuart Bartholomew
Biography: Keith Evans
Biography: Rosy Greenlees
12:40
12:45
13:00
Buffet lunch, networking and exhibition
14:00
Dale Bassett, Research Director, Reform
Introduction from session chair
Biography: Dale Bassett
14:10
James Evans, Director, Research and Development, Creative & Cultural Skills
Shaping the system so the creative economy thrives
14:30
Laura Gander-Howe, Director of Learning, Arts Council England
Enhancing the pipeline of talent
Biography: Laura Gander-Howe
14:50
Questions and discussion: Session 3
15:00
Refreshments, networking and exhibition
15:30
Seminar 1 : Working with employers to develop effective apprenticeship routes
Daniel Kunka, Employer Services Manager, National Apprenticeship Service
Biography: Daniel Kunka
15:40
Seminar 2 : Escalator to success - an industry perspective on creative graduates
Cheryl Butler, Head of Culture, Eastleigh Borough Council
15:40
Seminar 3 : The National School of Furniture - all through provision
Alison Shreeve, Head of School, Design Crafts and Visual Arts, Buckinghamshire New University;
Chris Hyde, Head, National School of Furniture: Oxford Rycotewood Furniture Centre
Biography: Chris Hyde
Biography: Alison Shreeve
16:35
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