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The Arts and Public Life: Breakfasts for the Business Community |
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The aim of these breakfasts is to strengthen the bonds of understanding between art and business. Guillame at Bennelong Arts in Public Life Breakfast The next breakfast in our enormously popular Arts in Public life series for 2008 Dr Terry Cutler, the eminent communications consultant, will be our next speaker at the Guillaume at Bennelong breakfast on Tuesday 19 August. "Breakfast with Dr Terry Cutler" download an booking form Our 2008 Arts and Public Life series is made possible by the generosity of the The texts of the previous lectures have kindly been made available by the speakers. April 2 2008: "Investing in the Future – the Arts and innovation"by Justin Macdonnell, Executive Director of ANZArts September 26 2007: “Sense and Censorbility" by Donald McDonald AC Director, Classification Board. June 13 2007: "The Power of Persuasion: How to Build a Creative City" by David Borger, Lord Mayor of Parramatta and State MP for Granville. March 21 2007: "Business and the arts: what's in it for us" by Joseph Gersh AM, executive chair of Gersh Investment Partners Ltd and deputy chair of the Australia Council. November 8 2006: "It's a Wiggly Wiggly World" by Paul Field, General Manager Operations & Communications, The Wiggles Pty Ltd. July 12, 2006: "Why must the show go on?" by John Bell AM, OBE, Actor and Company Director. April 16, 2006, "Musical Diplomacy" by Richard Broinowski, Diplomat abd Author. October 20, 2005" "Key Performance: Power, passion, and public life" by Peter Garrett, AM, Labor spokesman for the Arts. July 13, 2005: "Yes, But what are you going to do when you grow up?" by Carrillo Gantner, AO, President of the Myer Foundation. April 13, 2005: "A Life DividedNotes on Music, Management and their Uncommon Bonds" by Kim Williams, Chief ExecutiveFOXTEL. |
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