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Conference – Video from Day One
Conference – Video from Day Two
Part One
Part Two
Webcast running order
Friday 12 Nov: Old Maps
Chair: Chris Higgins – Head of Culture and the Third Sector, Highlands and Islands
Enterprise
13.00 Webcast begins. Welcome and Introduction
13.15 Keynote Speakers: Willy Roe (Chair of Highlands and Islands Enterprise)
and Seona Reid (Director, Glasgow School of Art)
14.15 Case Studies
· Robert Livingston – HI~Arts: How we got here; the view from 1991
· Glenys Hughes and Alasdair Nicolson – St Magnus Festival: Continuity and
change
· Dana MacPhee – Taigh Chearsabhagh: Reinventing the local museum
15.15 Jay Lamb, Social Enterprise Academy: What is Social Enterprise? – Auditorium
15.45 End of webcast
Saturday 13 Nov: New Maps
Chair: Donna Heddle, Director of the Centre for Nordic Studies, UHI
9.00 Webcast begins. Adian Pia – Summary of key points from Friday’s discussion groups
9.30 Keynote Speakers: Andrew Dixon (Chief Executive, Creative Scotland) and Neil MacLean (Chief Executive Officer, Social Enterprise Academy)
10.30 Case studies I
· Brian O hEadhra – Oifigear Ealain is Cultar/Gaelic Arts & Culture Officer Alba Chruthachail/Creative Scotland & Bòrd na Gàidhlig: The View from Here
11.05 Case studies II – Auditorium
· Gwilym Gibbons – Shetland Arts: Connecting to the World
· Joanne Orr and Alison Turnball – Museums Galleries Scotland: Enterprising Museums
11.45 Panel: What do we do next?
· Facilitated by Aidan Pia, Chief Executive Senscot
· Chris Higgins – Highlands and Islands Enterprise
· Joanne Orr – Museums and Galleries Scotland Director
· Brian Weaver – HISEZ (Highlands and Islands Social Enterprise Zone) Chief Executive
· Colin McLean – Heritage Lottery Fund Director
· Naomi Johnson – Executive Director Firstport
· Andrew Dixon – Creative Scotland Chief Executive
12.45 Closing remarks: Chris Higgins
14.00 Close
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