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      <image:caption>Building creative workforce and enterprise pathways through UK–Saudi collaboration. Lead organisation: University of East London Funder: British Council, through the AlUla Grants Programme Strategic partner: Royal Commission for AlUla Delivery partner: Creative Newham Year: 2025-present Locations: AlUla, Riyadh and London Services: Creative economy research, ecosystem development, programme design and international partnership building</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The Royal Commission for AlUla and the British Council launched a cultural grants programme, announcing eight winning projects in August 2025. See our feature in the full article →</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Shaping equality, diversity and inclusion policy for 2025–30 Client: Arts Council England Year: 2025 Location: England, UK Services: Cultural policy, research, theory of change and executive coaching</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Reimagining artists’ role in the future of town centres. Partners: Cultural Transitions and RQA Creating Spaces Year: 2026–ongoing Location: United Kingdom Services: Research, design thinking, convening and cultural infrastructure development Status: Current project</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The Journey of Our Holistic Wellbeing. Client: Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi &amp; Culture Connect Ltd, UK Year: 2025 Location: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Services: Workshop design, facilitation, executive wellbeing and reflective practice</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Using creative participation to strengthen people’s connection to place Client: Ballymore Year: 2024–2025 Location: Royal Docks, Newham, London Services: Cultural research, stakeholder engagement, creative programme design and evaluation</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Our work - Reimagining Lyle Park - Make it stand out</image:title>
      <image:caption>Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Collaborators - Sanaz Amidi - Founder and CEO of Cultural Transitions</image:title>
      <image:caption>Sanaz Amidi is the founder and CEO of Cultural Transitions. She is an executive leader, Chair and board member with more than 20 years of experience across culture, creative economies, education and place. Her work spans Europe, the Middle East and sub-Saharan Africa, bringing together experience from the public, private and not-for-profit sectors. She advises on cultural strategy, major regeneration and placemaking projects, creative workforce development and organisational change. Trained in fine art at Central Saint Martins and Camberwell College of Arts, Sanaz combines an artist’s perspective with strategic, commercial and organisational experience. She holds professional qualifications in accounting and executive coaching, a Global Executive MBA from IESE Business School, and has completed executive education at Harvard Business School. Throughout her career, Sanaz has led cultural programmes, advised senior leaders and developed partnerships that create opportunities for artists and communities. She is particularly interested in how planning, funding and governance can protect creative spaces, strengthen artist livelihoods and ensure culture plays a meaningful role in how places develop. Alongside Cultural Transitions, Sanaz is a Trustee of English National Ballet, a Non-Executive Director of Creative United, Independent Chair of Creative Newham, Special Advisor to the Contemporary Visual Arts Network London, and an Advisory Board Member of Creative Futures. Across her executive, advisory and board roles, she works to build stronger cultural organisations, fairer creative economies and more sustainable futures for the artists and places they depend on.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>I’ve spent my career within the creative sector, first as a theatre producer working with a wide range of companies, from the UK’s National Theatre to Alvin Ailey Dance Theatre to Ariane Mnouchkine’s Theatre du Soleil.  In the ‘90s, I became very involved in the early days of establishing creative industries as a redoubtable force in the UK economy, and in 2000 I set up my company, CIDA (the Creative Industries Development Agency) with the aim of helping the sector itself recognise its newly acknowledged role in society!  We quickly developed an international reputation, and I worked in over 50 countries, with governments, statutory bodies, grassroots creative organisations and thousands of artists of every artform imaginable, to strengthen the capacity of the creative sector to be seen as an essential contributor to economic success.  Working on direct commissions as well as through the British Council and the EU, our clients ranged from various transnational partnerships across Europe; African governments including Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa and Zimbabwe; Singapore’s Workforce Development Agency; Latin American organisations in Colombia, Brazil, and Chile; festivals in Florida and in Trinidad; and, most recently, in Al Ula in Saudi Arabia. In the UK, I now mentor a number of artists and arts organisations as well as being the Course Director for Creative Newham’s Cultural Producers programme, a three-year programme in East London funded by the Arts Council.  I’m Chair of the award-winning Balbir Singh Dance Company based in Yorkshire and an Associate of My Cake, the financial benchmarking specialist for the third sector. Professional awards: Outstanding Contribution to Theatrical Life - UK Theatre Mgt Association  For “daring artistic innovation, internationally as well as in the community and its region; and for setting an example in the management of theatre”  CIDA –   Most Creative Enterprise – Regional Media Award, Yorkshire, UK</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Teekall Mair-Macfarlane is a cultural strategist, spatial designer, and founder of IVY Studios. A design consultancy and co-working space based in the historic Victorian artisan enclave of Iliffe Yard in Walworth, London. With over 20 years of experience across the design industry, Teekall’s practice is rooted primarily in commercial spatial design, complemented by a rich background in graphic design and visual communications. Working at the intersection of commercial development, civic ambition, and creative enterprise, Teekall specializes in public art programming, creative placemaking, and community-centered urban infrastructure. Combining his extensive design background with a dedicated commitment to community-led governance, he is the former Chair of the London Community Land Trust (London CLT) and a School Governor. His work bridges the gap between local authorities, commercial developers, educational institutions, and cultural organisations. Delivering place-based regeneration, public domain renewals, and creative workforce initiatives that anchor long-term identity, value, and artist-led innovation into the built environment. Central to Teekall’s approach is a focus on meaningful community engagement and artistic collaboration. He designs and facilitates immersive workshops that empower local residents and stakeholders to shape their surroundings, while collaborating closely with artists to co-create special, deeply connected public art pieces that authentically reflect local heritage, stories, and civic pride. Teekall continues to champion local economic and social resilience through active involvement with the Southwark Chamber of Commerce, community gardening, and neighborhood initiatives.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Collaborators - Natasha K Stone - Marketing Strategist &amp; Entrepreneur</image:title>
      <image:caption>Natasha is a marketing strategist and entrepreneur working across culture, performance, art and technology. Her work spans brand strategy, audience development and international projects, having managed campaigns across major cultural moments and institutions including Sotheby’s, Tate Modern, Somerset House, V&amp;A, and Art Basel. She is currently Director of Marketing for The Lumen Prize, where she leads international marketing and communications for one of the world’s leading prizes for art and technology. Previously, Natasha was Head of Emerging Markets at JustGiving, where she led the development of new markets, digital propositions and major brand campaigns. An entrepreneur from an early stage in her career, Natasha founded her first business while training at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, developing a patented product from her student locker that went on to win the stARTS Enterprise Award, secure national distribution through Waterstones and receive endorsement from Dame Judi Dench. Alongside her strategic work, Natasha is passionate about supporting working class artists, delivering entrepreneurship and marketing training with organisations including the Roundhouse and University of East London. Her work brings together cultural insight, commercial strategy and an instinct for how ambitious creative ideas resonate with audiences.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Christine supports the day-to-day operations of Cultural Transitions, providing executive and administrative support across the organisation. With experience in executive assistance, project coordination and events, she brings a highly organised and practical approach to managing priorities, coordinating activity and keeping projects moving.</image:caption>
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