Worthing Theatres & Museum Seeks CEO to Lead Multi-Venue Cultural Charity
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Feature | Michelle Wright
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Worthing Theatres & Museum is hiring a Chief Executive Officer to lead a multi-venue cultural charity on the South Coast. The role involves strategic leadership of theatres, cinema, museum and gallery spaces serving over 340,000 annual visitors, with a focus on financial sustainability, cultural ambition, and positive organisational culture.
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Twitter / XWorthing Theatres & Museum Seeks CEO to Lead Multi-Venue Cultural Charityartsprofessional.co.ukKey quotes
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The successful candidate will provide strategic leadership, champion cultural ambition and help deliver an inspiring, relevant and financially sustainable programme.
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