Culture Business

CULTURE BUSINESS, the leading international conference for cultural leaders, is back in Sydney on 19-20 November 2024.

Over the course of two days, 200+ cultural leaders from 10+ countries, including experts in fundraising, business and audience development, visual and performing arts, and creative industries, will convene at Luna Park Sydney.

The objectives of CULTURE BUSINESS include understanding the diverse trends in capital campaigns models, expectations of new audiences, especially Generation Z and millennials, developing innovative business models, promoting best practices in audience development and audiences, engaging with international peers, and inspiring cultural leaders.

Program Outline:

19 November:
Morning: Focus on Strategic Partnerships: Building Meaningful Collaborations
Afternoon: Business Model Transformation: How to Survive and Grow?

20 November:
Morning: Audience Analysis: Diversity as a Driver for Growth
Afternoon: Philanthropy: Cultivating Long-Term Relationships and Impact

Topics promise to provide rich and thought-provoking discussions on the dynamic relationship between arts and technology in the contemporary cultural context.

International Speakers are coming from 10 countries with a diverse range of experts in business, audience development, memberships, partnerships, and fundraising.

Over 30+ international speakers, including renowned professionals such as:

• • Jonathan Holloway: Founder and Director, Giant Inspiration, UK/Spain
  • Marijke Smallegange: Head of Digital Marketing, Communication & Commerce, Rijksmuseum, Netherlands
  • Sonia Winner: CEO and President, Cleveland Museum of Natural History, USA
  • Melissa Santee: Chief Philanthropy Officer, Cleveland Museum of Natural History, Cleveland, USA
  • Anne Eschiapasse: President and Director, McCord Steward Museum, Canada
  • Cat Burton: Creative Producer, Pittsburgh’s Children Museum, USA
  • Michelle Meier: Director of Communications and Marketing, Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Canada
  • Paul Freches: Managing Director, Centre Pompidou Shanghai, China
  • Annabelle Camp: Art Conservator, Balboa Art Conservation Center, USA
  • Wonderful Copenhagen: Denmark
  • Christiane Pracht: Membership Manager, Auckland War Memorial Museum, New-Zealand
  • Tirtha Giri: Founder and Director of Arts Center for Dance in Mumbaï, India
  • Charline Bruhat: Cultural Project Manager, Observatory of Cultural Policies, France

Australian speakers include:

• • John Richardson, Director of Audience and development, Art Gallery of New South Wales
  • Caroline Butler Bowdon, State Librarian, State Library of New South Wales
  • Jon Blackburn, Chief Financial Officer, Sydney Opera House
  • Teachers from UTS for the Design Thinking

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