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The De La Warr Pavilion Charitable Trust
Registered Charity no: 1065586. Company no: 3446307. Sara Stonor - (Vice Chair) - Vice Lord Lieutenant for East Sussex and until recently has been Chairman of the Chichester Cathedral Restoration and Development Trust, which has raised considerable funds over the past several years including major events at the Pavilion. She is an embroiderer by profession and teaches in this subject. Sara has lived in Burwash for 30 years. Orlando Gough - Composer for ballet, contemporary dance and theatrical projects. Time Out Classical Artist of the Year 2001. Co-founder with Richard Chew of The Shout, a multi-stylistic professional choir. Cllr Joyce Hughes - Bexhill councillor and Rother District Council‘s representatives on the Board of Trustees. Cllr Robin Patten - a Councillor and Cabinet member for RDC, lives near hastings and through nomination has recently joined the Board of Trustees.
David Sulkin is Chief Executive of the Musicians Benevolent Fund. He is also Chairman of the Hastings and East Sussex Creative Partnerships which develops arts related projects in local schools. He has been involved in music and education throughout his career. David lives in London. Richard Burton - A senior manager at EDF Energy who has worked as a consultant (via Arts Council England) with both the English National Opera and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Katy de Braux - Director of Community Music at Bexhill High International Technology College. Felicity Truscott - Felicity and her young family moved from London to Bexhill sea-front five years ago. She is an active member of the local community and has a strong and practiced background in the arts & crafts, having studied arts at Edinburgh University. Julian Bird - is Chief Operating Officer for Tate, leading and overseeing the overall operations of Tate, its collection and programme services, Tate Enterprises Ltd and resources, including personnel, information systems, legal and finance. Previously, he held a number of senior positions with the FSA and the Bank of England. He is also a Trustee of the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre in Guildford and Advisor to Southwold and Aldeburgh Summer Theatres. Julian lives in London. Anne Hynes - is Commercial Manager of Southbank which covers all the catering and retail services of all venues within the complex. She oversaw the recent redevelopment of the RFH in terms of its retail and catering franchises as well as upgrading the trading viability of its direct visitor services. She joined the Southbank from Australia where, having originally studied Fine Art, she previously managed enterprises of ABC Broadcasting and the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney. Anne lives in London. Geoff Dudman - retired as Conservation Officer for Rother District Council in 2004 and was retained as adviser for RDC during the redevelopment of the Pavilion. His advice during the capital programme was particularly vital in maintaining a close working relationship with English Heritage and he remains a close advisor on planning matters. In addition, he undertakes a number of voluntary services at the Pavilion in terms of public tours and talks. Geoff lives in Hastings.
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Sean Albuquerque - is an architect with his own practice in the south east. He has been Chairman of the RIBA South East for the past two years and is currently advising the Pavilion on its exhibition celebrating 175 years of the RIBA. He lives at Bentley Wood in East Sussex, the house designed by Serge Chermayeff.
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