WAHWN Directors
Angela Rogers
WAHWN Executive Director leading on strategic partnerships, advocacy opportunities, fundraising and network opportunities in partnership with national and international partners. Over 30 years project management experience working in the cultural sector in Wales, including Engage Cymru, Chapter, St Donats Arts Centre, and Centre for Visual Arts.
Justine Wheatley
Executive Director of Peak Cymru. Arts management professional and Chartered Accountant. Experienced in bid writing, charity accounting, governance, strategic planning and management for voluntary arts and charity sector including arts and health programmes.
Sarah Goodey
Arts Development Manager, GARTH (Gwent Arts in Health) – over 30 years’ experience of arts and health project development and management with experience of bid writing, fundraising, project development. Artist in residence on large number of health-focused programmes with Aneurin Bevan University Health Board.
Jain Boon
35 years’ experience as a trauma informed theatre director, creative practitioner, and Co Artistic Director of ThisPlace, CIC with Matilda Tonkin.
Gwenno Jones
Co-Chair of NAEN (National Arts & Education Network); freelance consultant for Do-Well (UK) Ltd - a leadership practice dedicated to the success of others, and over 30 years' experience in arts development management roles including Flintshire and Conwy local authorities.
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