The Arts Fundraising Fellowship programme's third year was launched in Leeds, October 2015. Rory Wardroper (fundraising consultant for Opera North)shares some advice with the new Fellows and discusses what he wished he'd known when he first went into fundraising.

Part 1 - Rory Wardroper

The Arts Fundraising Fellowship programme's third year was launched in Leeds, October 2015. Clare Titley (Director of Philanthropy & South West for Arts Council England) shares some advice with the new Fellows and discusses what she wished she'd known when she first went into fundraising.

Part 4 - Clare Titley

The Arts Fundraising Fellowship programme's third year was launched in Leeds, October 2015. Georgina Brown (alumnus Fellow and Development Manager for the National Centre for Circus Arts)shares some advice with the new Fellows and discusses what she wished he'd known when she first went into fundraising.

Part 2 - Georgina Brown

In 2015 the University of Leeds led a public debate, part of the National Summer School in Arts Fundraising and Leadership 2015.

Panellists discuss how local and regional museums, theatres and galleries can make up the fundraising shortfall by galvanising the artistic community to lead on philanthropic giving.

Speakers include:

Dr Ben Walmsley, Associate Professor in Audience Engagement, University of Leeds

Dr Ann Sumner, Head of Cultural Engagement, University of Leeds

Dr Marta Herrero, Programme Director of MSc in Creative and Cultural Industries Management, University of Sheffield

Rory Wardroper, Fundraiser and Consultant, Opera North

Keranjeet Kaur Virdee, Chief Executive, South Asian Arts UK

Richard Andrews, Associate Director, Berkley Centre for New Music and Audio Technologies & Executive Director, Eco-Ensemble