Arts policy research and consulting

14 December 2011

Freelance | arts, culture and creative industries research and policy advice

ATEED - TBI Assist - contractor
- Designed and analysed results of engagement survey with the creative sector as part of a creative sector response to Auckland Unleashed.
Creative Coalition - working group member
- Produced a series sector consultancy events, and analysis of policy documents to communicate council priorities to the creative sector. Communicate sector priorities to relevant parts of council - via submissions, meetings and workshops.

As part of an honours degree in politics and public policy from University of Auckland, I researched the barriers to cooperation within networks and problems of collective action,using the Auckland creative sector as a case study. View this research as well as other policy projects and submission documents here.

Available to work in:

New Zealand

Website:

http://sterback.co.nz/

Contact details:

elise@sterback.co.nz

027 384 2834

Submitted by Elise Sterback on Wed, 14/12/2011 - 5:08pm.

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Elise Sterback
Arts policy researcher for The Big Idea Assist and Working Group member of Creative Coalition.

Thought Leader of fun-firm Vibracorp - currently bringing you Creative Mornings, a monthly breakfast talk series in Auckland.

Brand and Culture Manager at the BizDojo, a creative co-working space in Auckland and Wellington.

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