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Director
Neville is an expert in heritage management, and is a principal lecturer at Nottingham Trent University.
Hollie leads the delivery of Culture Syndicates’ projects. She leads our team to achieve the company’s social mission, and works with external partners to develop the company’s capacity.
Natasha leads our Heritage Assistant team. She is experienced in audience evaluation, access, education and outreach projects.
Feixue is a digital media facilitator. She produces bilingual social media content and award winning live broadcast programmes enabling cultural institutions to reach an international audience.
Ruth is a landscape artist who has experience in planning and facilitating art workshops with a heritage theme. She is currently studying for an MA in Public History and Heritage.
Jake is an accomplished heritage assistant and provided administration support for the Resilience Syndicate project.
Sophie is a recent graduate in Museum and Heritage Development. She is experienced in the facilitation of education and outreach projects.
Amy is experienced in working in outreach, interpretation and collection management projects.
Nisha is a graduate in Archaeology and Geography. She has experience working on exhibitions, in digital humanities and with heritage organisations. She has an interest in building surveying and conservation.
Mary is experienced in research, facilitation of arts and heritage community projects and workshops, exhibitions, display and working with collections.
Lyndsay is a recent graduate and is a key part of the Heritage Assistant Team.
Ellen specialises in Classics and is a recent graduate of the University of Nottingham.
Sophie is experienced in connecting people to their heritage through facilitating visitor tours and open days. She is interested in managing museum collections and making them accessible.
