Prince Taylor | Equitable Leadership | Watershed
Channel: Watershed
Date: 2022-10-14

This talk will be held in the building and online! 

"Leadership" - what is it? 
"Leaders" - who are they?

***Enter cheesy self help line here***

Our ideas of leadership have taken an absolute battering in the last few years.
 
Having spent the last 3 years delivering an Arts Council: Transforming Leadership Funded programme. Primarily with Roseanna Dias during Rising Arts Agency's Directorial transition, and then with the team at East London Dance, Prince has spent a lot of time up close and personal with all of the ideas that signify leadership and success 
in a Western Country. 
 
In this Lunchtime Talk we'll be uncovering some learning from the Leadership research along with some of the methodology that underpinned his time as a Digital Placemaking Fellow. 
 
About Prince

I'm a creative producer and project manager. My favourite thing in life is growth and seeing what happens when we create environments that improve the possibility of the desired outcome. It turns out that this lends itself to loads of different creative disciplines (which I absolutely love). Equity is at the heart of everything I do. Making space for people is like pure joy in my work! I didn't know this until this year, but now that I do know it, I have not only a better understanding, but also a deeper appreciation for the role my community has played in my work and my life. You'll find out about what I do during the talk, but for now check out some of the amazing organisations I've learned from.
 
Rising Arts Agency
Cargo Movement
The Pervasive Media Studio
The RWA
Arnolfini
No Bindings

Join us online on YouTube Live, or in the building on Friday 14th October 2022 at 1pm for the talk and to take part in the Q and A discussion afterwards. 

The lunchtime talks are partly supported by MyWorld, a project led by the University of Bristol to support creative industries in the region.

The lunchtime talks are partly supported by MyWorld, a project led by the University of Bristol to support creative industries in the region.