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Chair of Trustees – Wac Arts.

Access to the arts is a right not a privilege so we offer affordable, inclusive classes in music, dance and drama to ensure our programmes are open equally to young people who face barriers to opportunity.

Despite the arts sector facing challenges like never before, we remain deeply ambitious about our future and seek a new Chair of Trustees who will provide outstanding leadership to the Board and the wider Wac Arts organisation.

This is an exciting opportunity for someone comfortable with leading change and enthusiastic about helping an organisation evolve into a nationally respected arts hub for the community and arts professionals alike.

Interested applicants should email a CV, equal opportunities form and covering letter to Maria.Vasiliou@WacArts.co.uk.

The deadline for receipt of applications is Friday 31^st July 2020.

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