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South Bank & Bankside Cultural Quarter (London) Executive Coordination – Consultant
South Bank & Bankside Cultural Quarter (London) Executive Coordination – Consultant (initially for one year)
Summary
The South Bank and Bankside Cultural Quarter (London) (SBBCQ) was established in 2005. It brings together all the major publicly funded cultural organisations in the area, business improvement districts, universities and the two local authorities. SBBCQ is the largest partnership of its type in the world (attracting 12 million visitors per year to its cultural organisations).
The SBBCQ is looking for a highly skilled coordinator/consultancy role to lead its development. The successful candidate will help to develop the strategic vision for the cultural quarter, support and develop various sub-groups (including Olympics, Creative Spaces & Places, Learning, Communication and Advocacy) and act as an ambassador and spokesperson for the group in a wide range of contexts.
SBBCQ Membership
Cultural Organisations: Architecture Foundation, BFI Southbank, Borough Market, Design Museum, Globe Theatre, Imperial War Museum, Jerwood Space, London Philharmonic, London Sinfionetta, National Theatre, Old Vic Theatre, Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, Philharmonia , Rambert Dance Company, Siobhan Davies Dance Company, Southbank Centre, Southwark Playhouse, Tate, Thames Festival, Unicorn Theatre, Young Vic Theatre
Strategic Partners: Better Bankside, Kings College London, London Borough of Lambeth, London Borough of Southwark, London Eye, London South Bank University, Mayor’s Office, South Bank Employers Group
Fee: In the region of £24,000 (based on 3-days per week, pro rata £40,000).
Please contact rachel.leonard@tate.org.uk for the full consultant’s brief.
If you are interested in applying, please send a CV and covering letter addressing the points in the consultant’s brief by Monday 11th January 2010 to rachel.leonard@tate.org.uk.
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