Publication - Factsheet

Culture sector gathering June 2017: schedule and participants

Published: 29 June 2017
Directorate: Culture and Major Events Directorate
Topic: Arts, culture and sport

Schedule and participants for the first engagement event for developing a culture strategy for Scotland, which took place on 26 June 2017.

Location:

Glasgow Women's Library, Bridgeton, Glasgow

Time:

2-5pm, Monday 26 June 2017 followed by Networking Reception

Event schedule:

13.30 Registration and refreshments

14.00 Welcome, agenda and session aims – Leonie Bell, Head of Engagement, SG Culture Division

14.10 Opening Address – Fiona Hyslop, Cabinet Secretary for Culture, Tourism and External Affairs

14.30 Introduction to Roundtable Conversations - Leonie Bell

14.40 Roundtable conversations

Introductions and Ground Rules (5 mins)

Q1. The three principles of access, equity and excellence (10 mins)
Q2. The Scope of Culture (10 mins)
Q3. Where we are now? (10 mins)
Q4. What do we want the future for culture in Scotland to be like? (10 mins)
Q5. How can we support getting there? (10 mins)
Feedback Preparation (5 mins)

15.45-16.00 Comfort break and refreshments

16.00 Feedback by table hosts and plenary discussion - Jonathan Pryce, Director, SG Directorate for Culture, Tourism and Major Events, supported by Leonie Bell

17.00 Closing remarks - Fiona Hyslop, Cabinet Secretary for Culture, Tourism and External Affairs

17.15 Networking Reception with refreshments

17.30 Welcome - Adele Patrick, Glasgow Women's Library

17.40 Performance - Diljeet Bhachu and Hannah Lee

18.30/19.00 Close

Participants:

Rona Alexander, Big Lottery Fund, Head of Funding
Karen Anderson, Architecture & Design Scotland, Chair, architect
Ewan Angus, BBC Scotland, Head of Multiplatform Commissioning
Janet Archer, Creative Scotland, CEO
Rachel Blanche, Queen Margaret University
Kara Brown, The Young Women's Movement (YWCA), Scotland Director
Katrina Brown, The Common Guild Director
Rachael Brown, Culture Enterprise Office, CEO
Alasdair Campbell, AC Projects, Creative Producer and Director
Sorcha Carey, Festivals Edinburgh, Director and Chair
Lucy Casot, Heritage Lottery Fund, Head of HLF Scotland
Marie Christie, Event Scotland, Head of Culture
David Cook, Freelance creative consultant
Sarah Cook, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, Curator
Arthur Cormack, Feisean nan Gaidheal, Inverness/Skye, Director
Douglas Cowan, Highland and Islands Enterprise Director of Strengthening Communities
Seonaid Daly, Scottish Contemporary Art Network, Director
Hope Dickson Leach, Screenwriter, Director
Jacqueline Donachie, Artist
Barry Esson, Arika, Edinburgh Director
Angus Farquhar, NVA Public Art, Artistic Director
Neil Firth, The Pier Arts Centre, Orkney, Director
Elly Fletcher, An Lanntair, Chief Executive
Kenneth Fowler, Creative Scotland, Director of Communication
Dr Simon Gage, Edinburgh Science Festival
Harry Giles, Poet, performer
Muriel Gray, Glasgow School of Art
David Greig, Lyceum Theatre, Artistic Director
Chris Hampson, Scottish Ballet
David Hartley, Scottish Enterprise
Ken Hay, Centre for Moving Image/Culture Counts, CEO
Jude Henderson, Federation of Scottish Theatre, Director
Benny Higgins, National Galleries of Scotland, Trustee and Chairman
Brenna Hobson, National Trust for Scotland, Executive Producer/Deputy CEO
Helen Ireland, National Museums Scotland, Director of External Relations
Tiffany Jenkins, Writer
Shelby Johnston, Glasgow Youth Arts Hub
Pat Kane, Musician, writer
Dame Barbara Kelly, The Robertson Trust (Scotland), Chairperson
Nicola Killean, Sistema Scotland, Director
Jackie Killeen, British Council, Director
Carolyn Lappin, Y Dance, Glasgow, Director
Bob Last, Creative Industries Advisory Group (CIAG), Chair, Film producer
Euan Leitch, Built Environment Forum Scotland (BEFS), Director
Fergus Linehan, Edinburgh International Festival, Artistic Director
Fiona Logue, Craft Scotland, Director
Shona MacLennan, Bord Na Gaidhig, Chief Executive
James Macmillan, Composer, Festival Director
Lucy Mason, Freelance producer, consultant, fundraiser Edinburgh
Rhona Matheson, Starcatchers, Chief Executive
Nial McCamley, Spook School, Post punk band
Bridget McConnell, Glasgow Life, Chief Executive
Lucy McEachan, We Are Panel
Darren McGarvey, Musician, writer, broadcaster
Jill Miller, Glasgow Life, Director of Cultural Services
Mary Morrison, Creative Arts Business Network, Creative Leader
Jemma Neville, Voluntary Arts Scotland, Director
Adura Onashile, Theatre maker
Joanne Orr, Museums and Galleries Scotland, Chief Executive
Andrew Panton, Dundee Rep Theatre, Artistic Director
Janice Parker, Janice Parker Projects, Director
Alex Paterson, Historic Environment Scotland, Chief Executive
Dr Adele Patrick, Glasgow Women's Library, Lifelong Learning and Creative Development Manager
Dougall Perman, Scottish Music Industry Association (SMIA), Chair
Tom Pow, Poet, teacher, writer
Alex Reedijk, Scottish Opera, General Director
Gavin Reid, Scottish Chamber Orchestra, Chief Executive
Nuno Sacramento, Peacock Visual Art, Aberdeen, Director
Prof Jeffrey Sharkey, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Principal
Donald Shaw, Celtic Connection, Director
Jackie Shearer, The Beacon, Greenock, Director
Max Slaven, David Dale Gallery, Director
David Smith, Producers Alliance for Cinema and Television (PACT), National Rep for Scotland; MD Matchlight
Andy Summers, Archifringe, Architect, photographer
Michelle Sweeney, Fife Cultural Trust
Julie Tait, Culture Republic, Chief Executive
Dr Krishna Thiagarajan, Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Chief Executive
Nye Todd, Spook School, Post punk band
Pamela Tulloch, Scottish Libraries Information Council (SLIC) CEO
Ben Twist, Creative Carbon Scotland, Director
Jan-Bert Van Den Berg, Artlink Edinburgh, Director
Helen Voce, Hands On Programme, producer
David Watt, Arts and Business Scotland, Chief Executive