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509 Arts regularly works with a number of highly skilled individuals and companies. All have a strong track record in their area of work and tigether they form a flexible asnd highly skilled body of practitioners.

Tracey Gregory
Tracey has extensive experienece of project management, research and evaluation and regularly works on large scale, complex projects for 509 Arts. Tracey undertakes programme review and assessment, designs evaluation frameworks and manages teams of research assistants.

Sara Robinson
Sara Robinson has a 20 year career in the arts, begining as a youth arts project producer and now as an arts consultant and facilitator specialising in participatory projects with young people, governance and rural arts. She is currently reviewing the UK's Youth Music Action Zones which involves extensive evaluation with young people, music practitoners, project partners and funders. Sara uses a range of facilitation and coaching tools to enhance evaluation processes. Before being frelance Sara was the Director of Ludlow Assembly Rooms, a rural arts centre where she introduced a diverse range of creative activities for children and young people.

Anne Gallacher
Anne has a track record in strategic planning, organisational development, producing and managing arts projects and events and leading change. Her experience of arts education and community engagement in cultural organisations complements her knowledge of government and the arts funding system. Anne has intitiated and developed partnerships with organisations from a range of sectors including community groups, commercial theatre producers and a national media organisation.

Lucy Barker
Lucy is an experienced researcher with a background in the visual and performing arts. She is a co-founder and Director of the acclaimed Moor Music Festival that takes place in Yorkshire in early summer and features some of the newest and most exciting sounds around. http://www.moormusicfestival.co.uk/

Graham Devlin
Graham is one of the most respected cultural consultants in the UK, and has worked with Alan Dix and 509 Arts on many projects for the past 30 years.

Abby Dix-Mason
Abby is currently the City Co-ordinator for Leeds' Find Your Talent - a major national pilot programme that provides opportunties for young people to have regular access to cultural experience. She has extensive knowledge of web-based new media and regulalry undertekes projects of work with Blink Media. www.blinkmedia.org.

Sue Ball
Sue has been working in the arts and new media fields for over 15 years and has extensive experience of initiation and project management of large scale arts and technology programmes in non-gallery settings, research and evaluation of arts and media and public art strategy development. Her work uses creative projects to focus on bridging the gaps between disciplines to engender new ways of thinking about places, peoples and the spaces we occupy.

Tom Fleming Creative Consultancy
A leading consultancy that provides policy and industry leadership across the creative, cultural and knowledge economy. Through research, strategy and partnership, they position creativity and culture as key tools for economic and social development. www.tfconsultancy.co.uk

Sharon Davies
Sharon develops and implements regeneration solutions that are appropriate to client need, sectors and operational context.
http://www.daviesbell.co.uk/

Lee Goater
Lee Goater designed this site and is an experienced web designer with many years' experience of producing clean, functional web products. The site is managed and hosted by Premier Choice Internet.

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Home News Services Clients Case Studies Blog Contact About Associates	/ Associates 509 Arts regularly works with a number of highly skilled individuals and companies. All have a strong track record in their area of work and tigether they form a flexible asnd highly skilled body of practitioners. Tracey Gregory Tracey has extensive experienece of project management, research and evaluation and regularly works on large scale, complex projects for 509 Arts. Tracey undertakes programme review and assessment, designs evaluation frameworks and manages teams of research assistants. Sara Robinson Sara Robinson has a 20 year career in the arts, begining as a youth arts project producer and now as an arts consultant and facilitator specialising in participatory projects with young people, governance and rural arts. She is currently reviewing the UK's Youth Music Action Zones which involves extensive evaluation with young people, music practitoners, project partners and funders. Sara uses a range of facilitation and coaching tools to enhance evaluation processes. Before being frelance Sara was the Director of Ludlow Assembly Rooms, a rural arts centre where she introduced a diverse range of creative activities for children and young people. Anne Gallacher Anne has a track record in strategic planning, organisational development, producing and managing arts projects and events and leading change. Her experience of arts education and community engagement in cultural organisations complements her knowledge of government and the arts funding system. Anne has intitiated and developed partnerships with organisations from a range of sectors including community groups, commercial theatre producers and a national media organisation. Lucy Barker Lucy is an experienced researcher with a background in the visual and performing arts. She is a co-founder and Director of the acclaimed Moor Music Festival that takes place in Yorkshire in early summer and features some of the newest and most exciting sounds around. http://www.moormusicfestival.co.uk/ Graham Devlin Graham is one of the most respected cultural consultants in the UK, and has worked with Alan Dix and 509 Arts on many projects for the past 30 years. Abby Dix-Mason Abby is currently the City Co-ordinator for Leeds' Find Your Talent - a major national pilot programme that provides opportunties for young people to have regular access to cultural experience. She has extensive knowledge of web-based new media and regulalry undertekes projects of work with Blink Media. www.blinkmedia.org. Sue Ball Sue has been working in the arts and new media fields for over 15 years and has extensive experience of initiation and project management of large scale arts and technology programmes in non-gallery settings, research and evaluation of arts and media and public art strategy development. Her work uses creative projects to focus on bridging the gaps between disciplines to engender new ways of thinking about places, peoples and the spaces we occupy. Tom Fleming Creative Consultancy A leading consultancy that provides policy and industry leadership across the creative, cultural and knowledge economy. Through research, strategy and partnership, they position creativity and culture as key tools for economic and social development. www.tfconsultancy.co.uk Sharon Davies Sharon develops and implements regeneration solutions that are appropriate to client need, sectors and operational context. http://www.daviesbell.co.uk/ Lee Goater Lee Goater designed this site and is an experienced web designer with many years' experience of producing clean, functional web products. The site is managed and hosted by Premier Choice Internet.	Ways we can help / Evaluation Documentation of achievement. Measurement of success. Identification of challenges and areas for improvement. More> / Policy and Strategy Creating an organisational perspective. Making strategic links. Providing the foundations for future development. More> / Implementation Putting plans into practice. Ensuring effective delivery. Creating the potential for sustainability. More> / Business Planning Developing effective structures. Managing change. Team building, analysis and interpretation. More>
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