FEATURE: CREATIVE INDUSTRIES
‘One of the agency’s first objectives is to establish a new infrastructure for film in the English regions’
Caroline Norbury, chief executive of Creative England
Creative England has appointed its first seven Board members and three key senior management appointments.
The board members are: • Alison Owen, founder and managing director, Ruby Films; • Andrew Chitty, managing director, Illumina Digital; • Bill Lawrence, executive director, Reel Solutions; • Charles Wace, chief executive, Twofour Group; • Heather Rabbatts CBE; • Jonnie Turpie, digital media director, Maverick TV; and • Richard Klein, controller, BBC Four.
John Newbigin, chair of Creative England, said: “I warmly welcome these seven people, who between them bring an extraordinary wealth of experience and wisdom, covering a wide spectrum of the creative industries and extending right across England. Just as importantly, each one of them brings a sense of commitment and enthusiasm for the job that needs to be done. They will help to give Creative England the best possible start in life.”
The three senior managers appointed to lead Creative England’s three film priority areas are: • Chris Moll, head of talent development; • Jay Arnold, head of film culture; and • Kaye Elliott, head of location and production services.
Caroline Norbury, chief executive of Creative England, said: “I am delighted to confirm Jay, Chris and Kaye as Creative England’s first senior managers, and I’m more than confident that they have all the skills required to lead our three key film priority areas. With extensive experience working in their specialist fields on a regional level, they bring a wealth of knowledge to the table, as well as their own clear vision of how Creative England can build on past successes to deliver for each area.:
For more information about Creative England, visit
www.creativeengland.co.uk
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