About Me
Professional biography
I am a specialist in audience development and arts marketing. I am also a qualified coach (trained through RD1 and the Cultural Leadership programme and an Affiiliate of the Association for Coaching), and have trained in organisational change at Ashridge Business School.
I specialise in large scale audience development and engagement projects, and was recently project manager for a national project, A Night Less Ordinary, wihch saw theatres across the country give away free tickets to under 26s. In the West Mislands I developed and ran The Big Picture, a community photography project which saw thousands of photo submissions and the creation of a Guinness World Record Breaking photo montage
As a consultant I specialise in:
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Arts marketing
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Audience development
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Diversity
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Digital and online communities
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Policy development
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Strategies for small and boluntary sector organisations
As a coach I specialise in:
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Career development for creative professionals
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Personal goals and growth
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Small organisations and change
I have first-hand experience of working in arts organisations, including receiving and producing theatres, mixed usage venues and an specialist arts development agency. My work at Cultivate, the audience and organisational deveopment agency for the East Midlands and Audiences Central, the audience development agency for the West Midlands has seen me developing strategic and tactical audience developments projects and services for a wide variety of clients, from the smallest to the very large.
Contact details
email: Caroline [at] carolinegriffin.com
Louise Stevens
September 24, 2008 at 5:52 pm
Hi Caroline, saw you visited my blog today and so I came to visit yours. Love it. We share similar interests in cultivating things and great food to bring people together, as well as audience development! Stay in touch!
Louise
http://www.artsmarket.wordpress.com
jo dereza
October 9, 2008 at 7:01 pm
Hey Caroline,
Congratulations on the A&B award for best cultural branding for big picture – fantastic! Well done!
Will be in touch bout allotments – new house has a huge garden and I crave homegrown runner beans at least so will need your advice…
Take care & good luck! This is great.
jo
Ann Marie
January 28, 2009 at 3:58 pm
Hi Caroline
Love your blog and your ideas. Marvel at how you manage all of your interests and work. I run an online photographic and design business and I have an allotment and a cat who is totally spoilt as I work from home. I am enjoying your marketing tips as I have no background in marketing or sales and find it challenging at times.
thanks again
Ann Marie
Georgina
April 20, 2009 at 2:38 am
Love your blog , I discovered you when searching for an old Convent school friend also named Caroline Griffin .
Then I saw a mention of Kings Heath, I lived at No’s 3 and 7 Vicarage Road in the early 70′s .
I now live in Southern California where my garden has an abundance of parsley, fennell , rosemary and pansies , not particularly useful at meal times.
All the best Georgina