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Prudential A&B Board Member of the Year Award
Business skills are a vital component of any arts organisation and hard economic
times need inspirational leadership
Next > Prudential A&B People Development Award
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Business skills are a vital component of any arts organisation and hard economic
times need inspirational leadership
Inspiration in the arts, inspiration in business. Sometimes it can be the vision and dedication of an individual that makes the difference between the good and the excellent. Our finalists are all board members who have gone that extra mile, who’ve put in more hours, brought in more expertise, or made those lasting connections that a organisation needs in these hard economic times.
Supported by
"Tough times call for strong leadership. Prudential’s record of 160 years of financial prudence could never have been achieved without a culture that combines security with innovation, responsibility with foresight. This prize for board member of the year honours those individuals who’ve gone that extra mile to bring the same levels of excellence to the organisations they represent and we’re proud to be its sponsor."
Helen Ellis, Head of Corporate Responsibility and Community Relations, Prudential
Ferry implemented wide-ranging strategic changes, ensuring Hoxton Hall's security and profitability for years to come...
Monica applied her commercial expertise to an arts organisation in transition, in turn contributing to the cultural wealth of the wider community...
Robert’s time as Trustee showed how his skills could be transferred from the business arena to a diverse cultural environment...
Samantha’s help has been invaluable for Zoom, helping them come to grips with financial planning, monitoring and helping them through a tricky period...
Sara's invaluable mix of management and personnel experience led Wysing through the many challenges of a major capital project...
